Barnet Museum - (Near Barnet, london)

4 /5 Sadek Miah: A wonderful little museum that details the history of Barnet and quite the history it is, too. Upon entry, youll be greeted by a wonderful receptionist who gives you the rundown on the museum from top, middle and the bottom level and its all interesting to see the many artefacts and curios on display that have played a part in the development or had an impact on Barnet itself. Be sure to follow the time line sheets dotted around the museum as many of them make for very significant reading on how the borough of Barnet came to be and the Royal connection that runs deep here. Its all free to see and you could easily spend an hour here reading, learning and perusing about all things Barnet so if you happen to be in this lovely part of London, be sure to give the museum a visit.

5 /5 lumy rusu: We had such a pleasent afternoon at Barnet Museum and Hilary and Michael were fantastic. Thank you so much in behalf of residents and staff at Elmstead House Care Home. We were delighted.

4 /5 lilylilaki 19701970: Although it is very small, it has lots of interesting exhibits and the staff is very helpful, polite and willing to explain and answer all the questions.

5 /5 Katie Dixon-Hancock: Brilliant Museum and very friendly staff. It was a joy to look around and find everything. Thank you for a lovely time. We will be back. It was very informative for adults and children

5 /5 Maria Marina: Lovely, lovely, lovely place where history is being preserved with love and care. This is a traditional museum, where adults and kids can find a lot of interesting items and find out about local history and historical residents of Barnet. Mike and his volunteers are the sweetest people, witty and kind. I was so impressed by the history of the place and the quantity of the items on display. Dolls collection downstairs is equally impressive. I enjoyed it much more than the new exhibition in the Young V&A, where they created a space only interesting for kids. Huge respect and thank you to everyone keeping this museum so precious!