Vagina Museum
- Medical history enthusiasts
- Social history enthusiasts
- Families with children
What Visitors Say
This is a great little museum. Very informative. I'd like to have seen more information on sanitary protection over the years and how newer products have been developed over time. Great section on menopause.
This is one of the remarkable art institutions in London. Here is information about the things related to women body and beyond. There was no tickets at the entrance but donations are suggested there. Besides, there are special events can happen there, so it is advisable to contact them by email or so
Museums like these showcase no matter how small a space might be, it can still be such an impactful learning experience. An excellent exhibit on a topic that is rather important yet not talked about enough- sexual health. With pieces on menopause, periods and HRT, the Vagina Museum does a lot with it's small footprint. Providing a very validating experience for all, women and men alike,you would be surprised how different vaginas can look. You will learn about common infections, menopause and things like vulvodynia, vestibulodynia and clitorodynia (painful conditions of vulva, clitoris, vestibule). They also have a small yet quirky shop and we did purchase some unusual stuff! Entry is free but some donations are highly recommended to keep this place running.
Lovely little museum if you have half an hour! two and a bit rooms of informative information about the vagina aswell as affirming that no vagina is ‘normal’ but each is beautiful!
Beautiful expositions about reproductive health & rights! Very informative, interesting and inclusive. Also a cute small giftshop. I especially loved seeing a preserved uterus for the first time and the pictures of cervixes in different menstrual stages. The museum is quite small but still had three different expositions. It’s free entry and donation-based as they work as a charity.
Highlights
Core Anatomy & Health
Facts replace euphemismAccessible diagrams, models and timelines that answer what schools often skip.
Main gallery loop
Myths, Stigma & History
Culture shapes healthcare outcomesFrom Victorian anxieties to modern misinformation, the displays link ideas to real-world impacts.
Wall texts & case studies
Art & Lived Experience
Science plus stories sticksRotating commissions fold humour and vulnerability into the learning.
Project space
Shop & Resource Wall
Take-home tools and signpostsZines, books and helplines extend the visit into real-life literacy.
Exit area
Opening Hours
Fun Facts
Founded in 2019, it’s widely regarded as the first bricks-and-mortar museum dedicated to gynaecological anatomy and health.
Exhibitions pair peer-reviewed medical information with plain-English labels—unusual rigour for a small independent museum.
Programmes include ‘masked’ or quiet hours to increase accessibility—evidence-based inclusion baked into operations, not just the displays.
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