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, keeping their lives in the state of their lives at that time, as if the owner had just left in the morning! Funny

The moment you walk into the Dennis Family Museum in London, you are like a momentary journey through another era, in the house, without any power supply, only the candlelight of a lit candle. As you walk through the room quietly, you can feel how people lived in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Not very good to book, but it is worth a visit, very good creativity and layout, very detailed and complicated details and information volume, you need to forget yourself, forget your age, fully immerse yourself in all this designed by dennis for you, experience everything static is happening. A true time capsule.

Near SpitalfieldsMarket, this is a house built in 1724. Living here in the 20th century, a quirky artist DennisSevers turned the house into a time capsule, his life seems to be in the 18th century. Now, the styles of the rooms are different from the century, and you can experience 18th-20th century London life in one place.