The London Film Museum is a unique interactive museum attraction right next to the London Eye, giving the visitor a fantastic look behind the scenes of some of the greatest films ever made.

The experience is suitable for the whole family and also a hugely educational experience covering how films are made, the genres, the history of the British Studios and all the individuals and industries that come together to make movies a reality. You will also find original props and costumes from favourites including Superman, You Only Live Twice, Star Wars and Alien amongst others.

Come and have your photo taken with Rexy from Night At The Museum 2, talk to Huw-J our in-house animator, sit in Queen Elizabeth's throne, and meet the Alien Queen! Don't forget your camera!

Current Exhibitions
Ray Harryhausen - Myths and Legends
Featuring Ray's original creatures, the exhibition demonstrates how he made his films and lets you get up close and personal with Medusa, Pegasus and the terrifying skeleton from Jason and the Argonauts.
Until June 2011

Charlie Chaplin - The Great Londoner
Starting with Charlie's life growing up in the London slums, following him to Hollywood and to international stardom, the exhibition is a permanent feature here at the museum. Including rare photographs and personal home movies, the exhibition shows the personal side to the world's most famous comedian.

Disabled Access: We are based on the first floor of County Hall. There are 5 steps at the back of the building which lead into a lobby where the lifts are located. Should you not be able to manage these steps please call ahead and let us know when you are coming and we will be able to direct you to the correct location.

Drinks and snack machines are available.

We stock a range of film merchandise including Harry Potter wands, Superman T-shirts and many other London based products.

Male, female and disabled toilet facilities.

There is a microwave in the staff kitchen which can we can use for heating up baby food. Please ask a member of staff.

We are located next to the London Eye. Nearest train station - Waterloo (3 minute walk) - follow the signs for County Hall Attractions Nearest Tube - Westminster (Jubilee/District Line) - follow signs for River Thames, cross over Westminster Bridge and turn left along the front of County Hall. Nearest Parking - There is an NCP car park next to Jubilee gardens (next to the London Eye).

Don't forget to bring your camera. Photographs are allowed in most places around the museum, except the Ray Harryhausen exhibition and the Star Wars set although photographs may be purchased here.

If you've had fun on your family day out to London Film Museum, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

http://www.londonfilmmuseum.com