Dennis Severs' House

Very cost-effective, convenient transportation, completely stimulated my desire to go out ( ͈ ᵕ `͈ ) ◞♡

The home of a textile worker in the 18th century kept their life as if their master had just left in the morning. Interesting

The moment you walk into London's Dennis Museum of Families, it's like an instant crossing into another era. In the house, there was no power supply, only the candlelight of the lighted candle. When you walk quietly through the room, you can feel how people lived in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Not very good booking, but it is worth going, very good creativity and layout, very detailed and complex details and information, you need to forget yourself, forget their own age, immerse yourself in all of Dennis designed for you, experience all static is happening. True time capsule.

Near the pitalfields market, this is a house built in 1724. In the 20th century, Dennis Severs, an eccentric artist, lived here, turning his house into a time capsule, and his life seemed to be in the 18th century. Now, the style of each room is different in different centuries. You can experience life in London from the 18th to the 20th centuries in one place.