The London Dungeon

The London Dungeon: 28/34 Tooley Street, London SE1

Buried beneath the London Bridge Station, deep in the heart of London, you will find the world's most infamous museum of horror.

The London Dungeon brings more than 2,000 years of gruesomely authentic history vividly back to life ....and death.

Editor's Note: The Dungeon prides itself on the accuracy and realism of the exhibits - we do not recommend this attraction for unaccompanied children and individuals with an aversion to gore.

With over 40 exhibits the London Dungeon strives to display the best examples of Britain's dark and gruesome past.
Major exhibits include Jack the Ripper's London, The Plague years, Judgment Day, The Great fire of London and of course The Torture Chamber.

You will see plague victims vomiting blood, witness the prosecution and subsequent execution of accused witches during the burning times.
The memory of brutal disembowelment will sear iteself into your memory as you watch the removal of the victims intestines inch by bloody inch.
Be vigilant, maintain your composure and you may survive to tell the tale.

Opening Times:
Open 1 Apr-30 Sep, daily, 1000-1800 (last admission 1730); 12 July-1 Sep, Mon-Wed, 1000-2100; 1 Oct-31 Mar, daily, 1030-1730 (last admission 1630). Closed 25 Dec.