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Plan your visit today. Entry remains free to all, and we're open 10am - 5pm, Wednesday to Sunday, as well as bank holidays. Sir John Soane’s Museum is the extraordinary house and museum of the British architect Sir John Soane (1753-1837). On this page, discover the history of the Museum, its founder and its world class collections.
This early twentieth century cooking range was purchased in 1902, replacing a 'new open range with water boiler' that had replaced the original Soane range in 1875-76: a modernisation for the benefit of the resident Porter, whose family lived in the basement kitchen area and used the range to cook their meals and heat water. This arrangement lasted until after the Second World War when the ...
El Museo de sir John Soane ( Sir John Soane's Museum ), a menudo abreviado como Museo Soane ( Soane Museum) es una casa- museo o « museo-casita de ambiente », especializado en Arquitectura, que fue anteriormente el domicilio y estudio del arquitecto neoclásico Sir John Soane. Debe su fama no sólo a la riqueza de sus colecciones, sino ...
Sir John Soane ( 10 september 1753 — 20 januari 1837) was een Brits architect, gespecialiseerd in de neoclassicistische architectuur. Hij was de zoon van een metselaar, maar werd uiteindelijk een professor in de architectuur aan de Royal Academy of Arts in Londen en een architect verbonden aan de Office of Works. John Soane werd in 1831 ...
Opening Times and Tickets We are normally open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm (last admission 4:30). We are closed Monday and Tuesday, but remain open for bank holidays. Entry is free. There is no need to pre-book – you can walk in on the day. If you wish to visit as a group of eight or more, you will need to get in touch with us. The opening times for the panels in the Picture Room are as ...
The Bank of England has been at its current home on Threadneedle Street in the City of London since 1734. Arguably, its most renowned building is that which was designed by architect Sir John Soane during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. It remained operational until the 1920s when it was mainly demolished.
In this section, discover the highlights of Sir John Soane’s world-class collection. One of the most successful British architects of his era, Soane was also a passionate educator, elected as a Professor of Architecture at the Royal Academy in 1806. This provided Soane the initial motivation to collect: he states that upon his appointment “I began to arrange the books, casts, and models ...
