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Freud Museum London

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Freud Museum London
Freud family home from 1938 to the early 1980s, has Sigmund's couch, his many antiquities & books.
Address: 20 Maresfield Gardens, London NW3 5SX, UK
Phone: 020 7435 2002
State: Greater London
City: London
Zip Code: NW3 5SX

opening times

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM

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Reviews
The Freud Museum in London is a remarkable place to visit if you have an interest in philosophy, psychology, or the history of ideas. Located in Sigmund Freud’s final home in Hampstead, the museum feels far more personal than a traditional exhibition. It’s as if you’ve stepped directly into the private study of one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century.nnThe highlight is undoubtedly Freud’s famous consulting room. Seeing the original psychoanalytic couch, surrounded by towering shelves of books and his vast collection of antiquities, is an almost surreal experience. For anyone who has studied his theories—or debated them philosophically—this space provides a tangible link to the birth of psychoanalysis. The artifacts also reveal how much Freud drew from philosophy, myth, and symbolism when constructing his ideas about the unconscious.nnThe museum does a wonderful job of placing Freud in context: his exile from Vienna, his intellectual legacy, and the ongoing debates about his work. As someone interested in philosophy, I was struck by how much of Freud’s thought resonates with deeper questions about human existence, meaning, and identity.nnIt’s not a large museum, but it leaves a lasting impression. For reflective minds, it’s both inspiring and deeply thought-provoking.
Exhibits the famous psychoanalytic couch, the desk crowded with antiquities, and the waiting room where patients like Virginia Woolf once sat.nnThe whole place feels frozen in time – like Freud just popped out for a cigar.Seeing his collection of Egyptian/ Greek/Chinese statues and items etc.nnIf you’re into psychology or just curious about where groundbreaking ideas happened, it’s worth a trip.
For those who are involved with psychoanalysis, this is a mandatory place to know when in London. Knowing a bit of the true story of Sigmund and Anna Freud directly from the place Freud lived his latest days is awesome. This museum leads you to an amazing experience. The fact to be physically in the same place he lived is indescribable.
Like what the sign says this was his last address on the planet although he only lived here for a year. The beautiful rose garden took our attention as soon as we stepped into this museum. Although this museum is located in the center of residential area the museum is so well taken care of and draws a lot of visitors everyday. Yep! Right . Freud is still a hot guy even though he passed away long time ago.nnNot only a beautiful garden but also the interior of the house has been well preserved. I had a great educational time while I was looking around this museum. I can say that I learned pretty much about “ the ego and the id” which is so valuable thing to know while we’re living in this crazy world. Especially these days or in a few years we need to figure out how to live with the AI in peace and harmony. When we think of the ASI can we really discuss about the ego and the Id of it ??nnThe modern world is getting too confused and I’m getting too old to catch up.nnHmmm . I really wonder how Freud would psycho analyze the AI if he was alive ?
Very nice museum! I loved the vibe and the information that was provided, especially through the audio guide. Maybe i missed it, but it would be nice to be informed that we should bring headphones to be able to fully enjoy the audio guide.nnThe house is gorgeous and the half landing was so beautiful. I also loved their museum shop!nWould definitely come again maybe in autumn when the trees are turning yellow because the window views are splendid!nI must say that the house must have very good energy because it was the only house on the street that had so many flowers so early in march!nnZeus the cat is also a cutie
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