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Dickens House Museum — Attraction in Thanet

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Dickens House Museum
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Victoria Parade, Broadstairs CT10 1NB, United Kingdom
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Nearby restaurants
The Charles Dickens
5-6 Victoria Parade, Broadstairs CT10 1QS, United Kingdom
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Morelli's Ice Cream Parlour
14 Victoria Parade, Broadstairs CT10 1QS, United Kingdom
Costa Coffee - Broadstairs
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Kebbells Seafood Bar • Restaurant
8 Victoria Parade, Broadstairs CT10 1QS, United Kingdom
Please Sir !
36 High St, Broadstairs CT10 1LH, United Kingdom
The New Old Bakehouse
15 High St, Broadstairs CT10 1LP, United Kingdom
BeMe Tea
5 Charlotte St, Broadstairs CT10 1LR, United Kingdom
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Kerry's Boutique
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Driftwood Apartments
Flat 1, 9a York St, Broadstairs CT10 1PD, United Kingdom
Belvidere Place
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The Broadstairs Townhouse
13 Chandos Rd, Broadstairs CT10 1QP, United Kingdom
The Fishermen's Cottages
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Sea Front Walk
4 Chandos Square, Broadstairs CT10 1QW, United Kingdom
The Corner Broadstairs, Boutique Bed & Breakfast
49 W Cliff Rd, Broadstairs CT10 1PY, United Kingdom
Viking Guest House
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Merriland - quality self catering accommodation
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Dickens House Museum
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Dickens House Museum

2 Victoria Parade, Broadstairs CT10 1QS, United Kingdom
4.3(98)
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attractions: Viking Bay, Viking Bay, Lillyputt Mini Golf, New Kent Art Gallery & Studio, St. Mary's Bay Beach & Cliffs., Louisa Bay, Memorial Recreation Ground, Crampton Tower Museum, Stone Bay, Star of the East Hall Christian Spiritualist Church, restaurants: The Charles Dickens, Posillipo Restaurant - Broadstairs, Aster Broadstairs, Sardinia, Morelli's Ice Cream Parlour, Costa Coffee - Broadstairs, Kebbells Seafood Bar • Restaurant, Please Sir !, The New Old Bakehouse, BeMe Tea, local businesses: Viking Bay, The Palace Cinema, New Kent Art Gallery & Studio, Clarey’s Chocolates, Kerry's Boutique, Serene Hair & Beauty, Stone Bay
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Phone
+44 1843 577950
Website
visitthanet.co.uk
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Thu1 - 4:30 PMClosed

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Viking Bay

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Stone Bay

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New Kent Art Gallery & Studio

New Kent Art Gallery & Studio

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Open until 4:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Dickens House Museum

The Charles Dickens

Posillipo Restaurant - Broadstairs

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The Charles Dickens

The Charles Dickens

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Sardinia

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Clarey’s Chocolates

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James Ashton-BellJames Ashton-Bell
Sorry to disagree, but this little museum just isn't very good. The curation and guidance is put together with all the precision and care of a drunk setting a table. While there are some (a few) interesting artefacts, they're assembled in a haphazard and juvenile manner. But much of the content is boring illustrations which you can find just as easily on Google. It's topped off by staff who are overly officious to the point of rudeness, making the whole experience tedious and tiresome. While it's inexpensive, it's not one I'd recommend to anyone other than the most ardent Dickens enthusiast. If you've ever been to a half decent museum, you'll be bored and possibly irritated at the lack of thought put into this place. The Dickens museum in London would do well to secure the few interesting items and let this place be put to bed.
Brim ZezeBrim Zeze
The price is fairly cheap for a museum. The house is quite small, so there's not an awful lot to see. However, if you're like me and like to peruse every little detail when scanning through rooms, then you can spend at least an hour in here. There are also helpful staff who tell you some background about Dickens, his life and his connections with Broadstairs and this house. There is a copy of his will hanging on a wall, alongside a very old map of London, some doll-like figurines displayed of some of his recognisable characters. A very useful poster about Dickens' timeline and London, and other places worth visiting if you're interested in further references. If you just want a quick look around, you can probably see everything in half an hour.
Al MacAl Mac
Fantastic small museum with very knowedable friendly staff and great gift shop. There is a Dickens festival in june I recommend visiting then when all the staff and many visitors are dressed up in victorian dress. The house was owned in the 20s by a super fan couple who bought many pieces of furniture owned by dickens, etchings depicting him, first edition books etc. Before them the house was owned by a woman who dickens had tea with frequently when he visited Broadstairs. His original house in Broadstairs is now an Iceland, so sad! Help to keep these places alive by visiting. It's well worth the cheap admission, gorgeous views and styled interior.
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Sorry to disagree, but this little museum just isn't very good. The curation and guidance is put together with all the precision and care of a drunk setting a table. While there are some (a few) interesting artefacts, they're assembled in a haphazard and juvenile manner. But much of the content is boring illustrations which you can find just as easily on Google. It's topped off by staff who are overly officious to the point of rudeness, making the whole experience tedious and tiresome. While it's inexpensive, it's not one I'd recommend to anyone other than the most ardent Dickens enthusiast. If you've ever been to a half decent museum, you'll be bored and possibly irritated at the lack of thought put into this place. The Dickens museum in London would do well to secure the few interesting items and let this place be put to bed.
James Ashton-Bell

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The price is fairly cheap for a museum. The house is quite small, so there's not an awful lot to see. However, if you're like me and like to peruse every little detail when scanning through rooms, then you can spend at least an hour in here. There are also helpful staff who tell you some background about Dickens, his life and his connections with Broadstairs and this house. There is a copy of his will hanging on a wall, alongside a very old map of London, some doll-like figurines displayed of some of his recognisable characters. A very useful poster about Dickens' timeline and London, and other places worth visiting if you're interested in further references. If you just want a quick look around, you can probably see everything in half an hour.
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Fantastic small museum with very knowedable friendly staff and great gift shop. There is a Dickens festival in june I recommend visiting then when all the staff and many visitors are dressed up in victorian dress. The house was owned in the 20s by a super fan couple who bought many pieces of furniture owned by dickens, etchings depicting him, first edition books etc. Before them the house was owned by a woman who dickens had tea with frequently when he visited Broadstairs. His original house in Broadstairs is now an Iceland, so sad! Help to keep these places alive by visiting. It's well worth the cheap admission, gorgeous views and styled interior.
Al Mac

Al Mac

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4.3
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6y

Sorry to disagree, but this little museum just isn't very good. The curation and guidance is put together with all the precision and care of a drunk setting a table. While there are some (a few) interesting artefacts, they're assembled in a haphazard and juvenile manner. But much of the content is boring illustrations which you can find just as easily on Google. It's topped off by staff who are overly officious to the point of rudeness, making the whole experience tedious and tiresome. While it's inexpensive, it's not one I'd recommend to anyone other than the most ardent Dickens enthusiast. If you've ever been to a half decent museum, you'll be bored and possibly irritated at the lack of thought put into this place. The Dickens museum in London would do well to secure the few interesting items and let this place...

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4.0
28w

The price is fairly cheap for a museum. The house is quite small, so there's not an awful lot to see. However, if you're like me and like to peruse every little detail when scanning through rooms, then you can spend at least an hour in here. There are also helpful staff who tell you some background about Dickens, his life and his connections with Broadstairs and this house.

There is a copy of his will hanging on a wall, alongside a very old map of London, some doll-like figurines displayed of some of his recognisable characters. A very useful poster about Dickens' timeline and London, and other places worth visiting if you're interested in further references.

If you just want a quick look around, you can probably see everything in...

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1.0
6y

We were treated very rudely by the man on the desk who not only had a go at us on our way in after trying to overcharge us but also then followed us into another room of the museum to grumpily tell me he hadn't overcharged us the website was wrong. I hadn't planned to make a point of the overcharging till his rudeness then to be followed round was the final straw so we asked for a refund and left after the first room. I had no intention of being followed around the whole building. I had been really looking forward to this but ended up in tears after being repeatedly 'told off' by this man. Assume if you go that they will make up the charges as they go and be incredibly rude if you dare...

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