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At the Florence Nightingale Museum, located on the grounds of St Thomas' Hospital in London, discover the life and achievements of the pioneer of nursing. See items she actually owned up close, including the lamp she always carried, her pet owl Athena and her medicine chest. Follow the exhibition through her story, from her wealthy childhood and her work during the Crimean War to her campaigns for better healthcare. Enter at any time during opening hours on your booked date and explore at your own pace.
The Florence Nightingale Museum presents an exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of the most famous figure in the history of nursing. Enter at any time during opening hours on your booked date and stay as long as you like.
Learn about her wealthy childhood and family, and how she fought to become a nurse despite her parents' objections. The exhibition also covers her work during the Crimean War and her campaigns for better healthcare for ordinary people.
See the lamp she always carried, which earned her the nickname 'The Lady with the Lamp'. Browse genuine artifacts she owned, including her pet owl Athena and her medicine chest, and learn about her contributions to nursing.
※ On the last Thursday of each month, the museum stays open late until 8:00 PM (except December).
Meeting point :
Florence Nightingale Museum
The Nightingale School, 2 Lambeth Palace Rd, London SE1 7EP, UK
Meeting point information:
From the St Thomas' Hospital signs, follow the signs for the Florence Nightingale Museum. The museum is on the car park level within the grounds of St Thomas' Hospital, a short walk from the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye.
The Nightingale School, 2 Lambeth Palace Rd, London SE1 7EP, UK