Welcome to the Florence Nightingale Museum
Opening Hours
Tuesday – Sunday
10am – 5pm (last entry 4:30pm)
A typical visit to the museum lasts around 45-75 minutes.
The museum is closed to the public on Mondays.
Tickets
Museum tickets can be purchased in advance through our website and are also available to buy on the door.
All tickets purchased directly through the museum are annual tickets meaning you can visit as often as you like for a whole year.
| Ticket Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| Adult | £12 |
| Concession (Over 65s, Blue Light Card Holders and Disabled Visitors) | £10 |
| Essential Carer (with Disabled Visitor) | Free |
| Student (with valid student ID) | £7 |
| Child Aged 5-16 years old | £6 |
| Child Under 4 years old | Free |
| Family (2 adults + up to 4 children) | £30 |
| Art Fund Adult/Student (with valid National Art Pass Card) | 50% off full price Adult/Student tickets |
| Blue Badge Guides, Museum Association members, Nightingale Badge Holders, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Staff (all with valid badge/ID) | Free |
Please note groups of 10 or more must get in touch to pre book a time slot. Further information an be found on our group visits page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there anywhere I can leave my bags?
We have a small cloakroom with hangers and free to use lockers for small bags available to use during your visit. The cloakroom is unmanned and all items are left at the owners risk.
Due to security restrictions, we regret that we cannot store large bags or suitcases at the Museum during your visit. We recommend using lockers and storage sites in the local area, such as at Waterloo Station for large bags.
Can I share my annual ticket with someone else?
Your ticket cannot be shared or given to someone else to use. To validate your ticket to make it annual we require you to sign the back- you may be asked to show ID on any return visits. If you wanted to gift someone else a visit why not check out our gift tickets available in the shop!
I am a nurse, do I have to pay?
Unfortunately as a small charity we rely on admission costs to stay open and continue to care for our collection. This means we are currently unable to offer a general discount for nurses.
I booked a ticket but am no longer able to visit on that day, can I change my ticket?
Good news, all tickets bought through the museum are annual tickets meaning they are valid for a full year from the date of first visit. This means you can visit at an alternate time within that year without needing to change your tickets.
If you have bought tickets through a third party please check their terms and conditions.
