Freud Museum London

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It is said that the 20th century person was born on Freud's couch. Visit London's most intriguing historic house museum: the final home of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, who came here in 1938 after fleeing Nazi-occupied Vienna.

Here, among the book-lined walls of Sigmund Freud's study, you can see the original psychoanalytic couch on which Freud's patients told him their dreams and memories. The house also contains Freud's amazing collection of Classical and Oriental antiquities. Almost 2,000 items fill cabinets and are arranged on every surface, including on the desk where Freud wrote until the early hours of the morning.

The museum is also filled with memories of his daughter, Anna Freud, a pioneer of child psychoanalysis.

House tours and exhibitions are free with admission.

Buy clever and unusual Freud inspired gifts in the museum shop.

OFFER TIMES:

Wednesday 10.30-17.00
Saturday 10.30-17.00
Sunday 10.30-17.00.

Closed 1 January, 12 April, 8 May, 31 August, 24 - 29 December
Closed Tuesday. Closed on Monday except, open Monday 30 December

Opening times may vary. Please check website for details.

Phone number: 020 7435 2002

Please check website for details.