Is Horniman Museum free?
The Horniman Museum and Gardens are free to enter, but you must book a ticket to visit the Museum. There is a charge to visit the Aquarium and the Butterfly House.
Who was Mr Horniman?
Frederick John Horniman (8 October 1835 – 5 March 1906) was an English tea trader and founder of the Horniman Museum in London. He was brought up and lived in Croydon, Park Hill area.
Who is the Horniman Museum named after?
Frederick Horniman
The Horniman is named after Frederick Horniman, who inherited and ran his father’s business, Horniman’s Tea, and was elected as an MP for the Liberal Party in 1895….Privacy Overview.
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Who built the Horniman Museum?
The original Museum building opened to the public on 29 June 1901 by the Duke of Fife, Lord-Lieutenant of the County of London. It now has grade 2* listed status. It is made of Doulting stone (shelly granular limestone as used in Wells Cathedral and Glastonbury Abbey), and was designed by Charles Harrison Townsend.
How much does the Horniman Museum cost?
The Horniman Museum and Gardens are free to enter, but you must book a ticket to visit the Museum. There is a charge to visit Permian Monsters, the Aquarium and the Butterfly House. The Museum will reopen from Thursday 3 December.
Do I need a ticket to visit the Horniman?
We want you to enjoy your visit to the Horniman. We encourage you to wear a face covering unless you have a good reason not to. To control capacity and ensure social distancing in the Museum, all visitors, including Members, are required to book a free ticket in advance online for admission to the Museum.
Why support the Horniman Museum?
Step in and explore the world from global cultures to natural wonders. There’s never been a more important time to support the Horniman. We rely on your generous support to ensure we can shape a positive future for generations to come. The Museum and Gardens are open. You must have a ticket to visit the Museum.
What are the opening times for the Horniman gardens?
The Gardens are open daily, from 7.15am (or 8am Sunday and Bank Holidays) until 4.20pm. Please follow social distancing advice. We hope you will enjoy your visit to the Horniman.