Best Tour Guide Ever - my tour guide was frankly the best guide i have ever experienced. Easy going, well-informed, light-hearted and full of interesting stories and fun facts. i was spellbound

"V & Amazing" - We booked into The Rembrandt Hotel in Knightsbridge London for a couple of days to see the V&A. It was a good idea to make a weekend of it, as it took us all of that to explore its marvellous rooms and exhibits. Even if it had been empty, the marble architecture alone was incredible. Like many London museums, there is no actual admission fee, so you can go in and out at will and spend a few days exploring this museum and the fabulous collection within. It has multiple floors and rooms to explore but is fully disabled friendly, as far as i could tell. A donation is encouraged but not obligatory. The V&A is exhausting, hence the need for at least a day and a half to see everything (and I'm still not sure we saw it all), but highly recommended!

Wealth of information - We had a fantastic time touring the museum with Anthony. He is a wealth of knowledge, and the museum is so huge and quite impressive. He took us to some things we would not have seen on our own. It is worth it.

Imperial Splendor - With its incredibly rich collection of over 2.8 million objects, spanning thousands of years of human creativity, The V&A will take you to a magical journey into the far corners of the British Empire where most of the artifacts had been collected and put on permanent display for the enjoyment and appreciation of visitors. Keep in mind that the length of The V&A‘s halls where collections encompassing a wide array of mediums and cultures, from ancient history to contemporary design, covering Europe, North America, Asia, and North Africa are displayed is over 8 miles (about 13 km); so to fully explore this fantastic museum you may need a full day and strong legs.

We were last at the V&A several years ago, so it was a delight for us to have a return visit. - We were last at the V&A several years ago, so it was a delight for us to have a return visit. We enjoyed the permanent exhibits and had a delicious tea and cakes at the Café. The only odd thing is that BOTH sets of elevators were not working when we were there. Since I had some knee issues, I therefore wasn't able to venture above the ground floor. However, my husband did hit the steps to see the pottery and glass floors.

A must-see museum in London! - This is such a diverse and interesting museum. So many cultures around the world are represented. Plan plenty of time to enjoy all the amazing collections.