London Canal Museum

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The London Canal Museum offers a deep dive into the captivating history and heritage of London's canals and the ice trade. Families visiting the museum can explore the unique Victorian ice wells once used to store ice imported from Norway, peer into a traditional narrowboat cabin, and learn about the lives of canal workers, their cargoes, and the fascinating ice cream history tied to the museum's original owner, Carlo Gatti. Whether navigating the waterways' history or stepping into the world of 19th-century ice storage, visitors of all ages will find their curiosity piqued. It is situated at King's Cross and is open from Tuesday to Sunday, as well as on bank holiday Mondays, from 10:00 to 16:30, with last entry at 16:00. The admission prices are £8.00 for adults, £6.50 for concessions, and £4.00 for children, with family rates available.