The Clockmakers Museum - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

5 /5 Alex Gueho: A fascinating and beautifully curated museum. The Clockmakers’ Museum is small but packed with history, craftsmanship and detail. The collection of clocks, watches and marine chronometers is impressive, and the information is presented clearly and thoughtfully. It’s a calm, quiet space that really lets you appreciate the skill and precision behind the exhibits. Staff were knowledgeable and happy to answer questions, which added a lot to the visit. A real hidden gem in London and well worth a visit, especially if you’re interested in history, design or engineering.

4 /5 Gabby Florean: Great museum, children loved it, so much to see and learn. Good for all ages. We went during half term, so it was quite busy. The restaurant was OK, rather pricy even for London, food was OK, but could be better... vegetabla lasagne was the best dish we had (out of 5 different ones)

5 /5 Daniel Sweeney: Located inside the Museum of Science (does not have its own sign or entrance). Really unique and cool look at the history of clockmaking, watches, and overall impact timekeeping has had on human history. Some great narratives and artifacts, especially if you are into watches and clocks.

5 /5 C Ng: I visited the Science Museum solely for this exhibition; even though its called a "museum", it s more like a gallery housed at the Science Museum. Regardless of its size I still found it enjoyable to visit and learn some history of watchmaking and horology. Such a gem! Really recommended.