Vagina Museum

Ana Pranic

in the last week

Nice and educational place, but I wouldn't call it museum, rather a shop with small educational wall exhibition on periods. The staff is very welcoming and warm, although I was surprised we had to wear masks and get our temperature measured (this was in July 2022) - we had to go and buy masks in local Sainsbury's so don't forget to bring yours. They have cool stuff in shop and I definitely recommend this place if you're looking where to spend your time in London.

Rebekah Frost

3 months ago

An absolute must-see in London, whether you have a vagina or not. Really educational and interesting and they've worked hard to ensure all guests feel safe and comfortable. The History of Periods is a fascinating visiting exhibition that I wish was a permanent part of the museum. The main exhibition was enlightening and the whole experience was really inclusive.

Meg Green

3 months ago

A great little place. This should be taught in all schools. This museum is suitable for any ages. Very informative and educational. There could be more info on menopause, black women's struggles and trans issues but it's a great start and I hope as the years go on this will expand and be a permanent fixture somewhere as its a very needed cause. Note it is very small. Only take about 30 min very tops if your read everything and look around the gift shop (which isn't cheep) none of this took away what a great place this is though. They are still requesting people wear mask.

Rai Powell

in the last week

Beautiful little museum. I came down to London especially to visit it and wasn't disappointed. I hope it grows and has more to show soon.

Catherine Bond-Harris

a month ago

Interesting, informative, Really friendly staff and not at all TERFy - explicitly very inclusive. What more could you want! The temporary exhibition space is much larger than the permanent one so I'm looking forward to returning and seeing exhibitions with different focuses. Good gift shop for all your vagina related goodies.