Madame Tussauds London
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What Visitors Say
Fantastic attraction with amazingly lifelike wax figures. Great photo opportunities, interactive exhibits, and a fun experience for all ages. Highly recommended if you're visiting London!
Was a nice experience. Lovely staff. Been here with my wife on a weekday, wasn't busy. You'd need around 1hr maybe 1.5hr to explore. Loved the part about London experience thru the cart. Managed to get a discounted tickets through airbnb. Worth a visit if you're around. Would give it 4.5/5.
Came to London from Canada. Had to see Madame Tussaud’s. What a wonderful experience. Took about 90 minutes to walk through at a medium pace, we could have spent longer. There are washrooms throughout the facility. There are also snack stands throughout. The quality was great considering the buildings age. There are lifts for wheelchair access. Air conditioning is hit or miss, but decent enough to keep cool. We really enjoyed our visit. The price for this single attraction is high, but if you combine it with the Eye and aquarium or the other offers it’s well worth it. Had a lot of fun. Enjoy!
Last week, I had the opportunity to visit Madame Tussauds Museum, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. From the moment I entered the museum, I was amazed by the incredible attention to detail in the wax figures. The realistic appearance of the celebrities, historical figures, athletes, and world leaders made me feel as though I was meeting them in person. One of the highlights of my visit was seeing the famous Hollywood stars and international celebrities. The craftsmanship behind each figure was remarkable, capturing not only their physical features but also their expressions and personalities. It was exciting to stand next to some of my favorite actors, musicians, and sports icons and take memorable photographs with them. The museum was well-organized, with different themed sections that made the experience even more engaging. I particularly enjoyed the Marvel and superhero zone, where the figures and interactive displays created an immersive atmosphere. The special effects and creative setups made it feel like I had stepped into a movie scene. Another fascinating section featured historical and political leaders. It was inspiring to see figures who have shaped the world through their achievements and contributions. The educational aspect of the museum added depth to the visit, making it both entertaining and informative. The staff members were friendly and helpful throughout the experience. The museum was clean, well-maintained, and designed to ensure visitors could comfortably explore every exhibit. The lighting and presentation enhanced the realism of the wax figures, making each display visually stunning. What impressed me most was the level of artistry and dedication involved in creating the figures. Knowing that each wax statue requires months of work made me appreciate the talent and precision of the artists behind them. Every detail, from the clothing to the facial features, was crafted with exceptional care. Overall, my visit to Madame Tussauds Museum was enjoyable, exciting, and memorable. It offered a perfect blend of entertainment, creativity, and education. I would highly recommend this attraction to anyone visiting the city, whether they are traveling with family, friends, or on their own. It is a unique place where visitors can get up close to famous personalities from around the world and create lasting memories. My visit last week exceeded my expectations, and I look forward to visiting again in the future.
We really enjoyed the museum and found it very exciting. The experience itself was fantastic and the exhibits were impressive. However, we had a disappointing experience with the ticket purchase. We bought our tickets online at the entrance, but unfortunately the operator was not very clear. He asked if we wanted to skip the line by paying a bit more for the Fast Track option. We clearly said no, but he still issued our tickets with the Fast Track price. In addition, he gave us two catalogues which we believed were complimentary. Later we realized that they were actually charged at £5 each. We didn’t even want one of them because we didn’t have space to carry it, but it was still added to the bill. At the moment of payment everything happened quite quickly and we didn’t carefully check the total amount. Only later did we notice that we had been charged more than we expected. This situation felt unfair and was quite disappointing. It’s a shame because the museum itself is really wonderful, but this experience at the ticket counter left a negative impression.
Highlights
Celebrity Hall
Meet stars face-to-faceFrom Taylor Swift to Dwayne Johnson, lifelike figures sit under studio lights. A single figure can take six months and more than 150 measurements to complete, with teams crafting skin tones, eyes, and costumes in exacting detail.
Ground Floor
Royal Family
Waxworks of British monarchyFrom Queen Elizabeth II to the Prince and Princess of Wales, figures are refreshed after major milestones - coronations, weddings, and new titles - so the line-up mirrors the living story of the monarchy.
Central Gallery
Spirit of London Ride
Immersive history of LondonLaunched in 1993, the black-cab ride whisks you past the Great Fire of 1666, Victorian streets, and the Swinging Sixties - a 400-year whistle-stop tour with moving sets, scents, and sound effects.
Ride Entrance, Ground Floor
Marvel & Star Wars
Film heroes in 4D and waxInteractive zones feature a 4D Marvel cinema with air blasts and seat rumbles, plus Star Wars characters added in 2015 in collaboration with Disney and Lucasfilm.
Upper Floor
Chamber of Horrors
Dark side of historyReopened in 2022, the Chamber revisits Madame Tussaud’s early death masks and notorious criminals. It traces how Victorian fascination with crime shaped exhibits - and why some stories still disturb today.
Basement Level
Opening Hours
Fun Facts
Marie Tussaud created her first wax figure in 1777 - of French writer Voltaire.
The London branch opened in 1835 on Baker Street before moving to Marylebone Road in 1884.
Each wax figure takes a team of around 20 artists about six months and roughly £150,000 to create.
The Chamber of Horrors once displayed wax casts taken from guillotined heads during the French Revolution.
Over 2.5 million visitors pass through Madame Tussauds London each year.
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