Name: London Canal Museum
Address: 12/13 New Wharf Road, N1 9RT, GB
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7713 0836

The canal boat 'Coronis'. Photo: David Copeman. Image courtesy of the London Canal Museum.

Unravel the story of London’s waterways and the people that worked on them at the London Canal Museum near King’s Cross Station.

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Immerse yourself in the colourful history of London’s canals at the London Canal Museum at Battlebridge Basin on the Regent’s Canal.

Discover how the canals came to be built, what cargo they carried, who lived and worked on them and how horses played an important part in the operation of the canal barges. Get a flavour of life on the canals when you venture inside a narrowboat cabin.

The museum is housed in a former ice warehouse and also tells the story of the ice industry in London. Gaze into the depths of a Victorian ice well used to store ice brought by boat from Norway to keep London cool.

Prices and opening times

Child ticket (free for children under seven years old)	£3.00 per ticket
Family ticket (up to five people)	£14.00 per ticket
Concession ticket	£5.00 per ticket
Adult ticket	£6.00 per ticket