Charles Dickens Museum
48 Doughty Street, Soho
London, WC1N 2LX

The 19th Century home of the literary great, Charles Dickens, is preserved in all its Victorian finery at this, his only surviving London residence. Visitors have the chance to step back in time to 1837 and experience Dickens’s home as if he had just stepped out the door. Spread over five floors, the elegant townhouse is filled with the world’s greatest collection of Dickens ephemera.

Directions:
Situated in the heart of Central London. Closest tube stations are Russell Square, Chancery Lane or Holborn. Please click here to download a PDF map.

To read more about the Charles Dickens Museum please visit: www.dickensmuseum.com