Fan Museum in Greenwich
The Fan Museum restaurant is open in the city of Greenwich. ¿Do you want to know exactly where it is located? You'll find it at Crooms Hill, a location you can also easily visit using your favorite map APP on foot or by car.
Fan Museum is a unique British restaurant if you are in the unique Greenwich area.
¿Scores? Fan Museum is rated with a 4.4 due to 313 consumer ratings, they are certainly a good number, as you can see, this restaurant does not leave any diner indifferent.
Where is Fan Museum?
🏠 12 Crooms Hill, London SE10 8ER
The Fan Museum, which opened in 1991, is the world's first museum dedicated to the preservation and display of hand fans. It is located within two grade II* listed houses that were built in 1721 within the Greenwich World Heritage Site in southeast London, England.
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Opinions
Tanya L.
Small collection of fans, beautifully displayed in a lovely 18th century house. There is a small collection of fans on the ground floor and a gift shop. Upstairs is another collection showcased in two rooms which are open plan. You can view everything very quickly. Think the £5 is a little expensive for the amount of items on view but with property prices in the area and staffing they will probably need to charge that amount. However, if you are a fan of fans you'll appreciate it. There is a small tea room out the back. I didn't have time to visit but it looked cute. I've posted a few pictures of the museum. I have given 3 stars because there isn't much to see but it is in a nice house and quirky so pop in if you are passing by.
Dana
Charming little museum - for £5 this is good value. We spent about 20 min but if you are near the Greenwich park or observatory and you like fans it's a delightful side trip.
Abby W.
Most underrated museum in London, stunning examples of Fans through different periods and a delightful cafe underneath in the Orangery with the best high tea i've had. Great value for money!
Alexia K.
Cool small museum specializing in fan- it’s the only fan museum in the world. Has a permanent exhibition in the ground and a variant in the first. The tea / orangery is very cool as well. Worth a visit
Ka W.
I'm so happy I've picked Orangery to hold my wedding lunch reception. It is beautifully decorated, food is nice and the staff are really helpful and nice. I was even lucky enough to have the sun with me on the day. Everything is just perfect! We'll sure come again for our anniversary :D
Bella
Interesting museum with lots of cool facts and beautiful fans. Can get round it in about 45 minutes, but worth having tea here too as the orangery is delightful and the food very yummy
Drake
One of the cheapest places in London to get high tea, dining area was very nice. Beautiful artwork, very nice/attentive waitresses, ALL the food was DELICIOUS. Museum itself was a little dull, only takes about 10ish minutes to go through & you paid for it so why not.
Sue H.
Great place to visit especially when it rains. National Trust members get in for half price. Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea down stairs in the Orangery for only £8.
Kiersten F.
Neat place, off the beaten path. Many beautiful fans on display, and entrance fee was very reasonable. Staff was friendly. I was given a little info binder to help me understand the exhibits. It is fairly small, so more of a short visit. They have a gift shop and orangerie as well.
Frances N.
This is a small hidden gem in Greenwich. The exhibition is interesting, the orangery magnificent, and the cream teas great as well. You can use the ta room without paying to enter the museum. Well worth a visit
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If you have any questions, you can contact Fan Museum by calling 020 8305 1441.
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In Fan Museum they specialise in other european cuisines and british.
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313 customers of Fan Museum have given it an average rating of 4,4.
