Freud Museum Visit
About this Event
The Freud Museum was the final home of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, and his daughter Anna Freud, a pioneering child psychoanalyst. The Freud family came to England as refugees, having escaped Austria following the Nazi annexation. The Freuds were fortunate to be able to bring all their belongings to London. The heart of the house is Sigmund Freud’s study and his famous psychoanalytic couch. Freud spent the last year of his life here and died in his study. The house remained the family home until Anna’s death in 1982. Anna bequeathed the house to become a museum.
Admission:
Adults: £14.90
Concessions (students with valid ID, over 65s, unemployed UK individuals and disabled people): £12.90
Members and Patrons: Free
Book your ticket
Audio guides and exhibitions are included with your admission ticket.You can stream the audio guide on your smartphone. Please bring your own headphones so as not to disturb other visitors while listening.
Note: The Event is set to end at 17:00 which is when the museum closes but if we've managed to go around all of it before then (I've read it takes 1-2 hours) it'll end early (or we can grab a coffee if people feel like it).
Where is it happening?
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