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01.01.2026 – 26.06.2026

Half-Price Fridays at Dr Johnson’s House

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Make the most of your Friday afternoon with half-price adult entry to Dr Johnson’s House.

On Fridays, why don't you explore more history and culture with a visit to this fascinating 300-year-old townhouse? Every Friday afternoon, from 2pm to 5pm, adult entry is half price.

Step inside the home of Samuel Johnson, creator of the first comprehensive English dictionary, and uncover captivating stories about his life, his work, and London in the 18th century.

Tickets can be purchased on the door or booked in advance — no code required, the discount will be applied automatically.

Time: Every Friday, from 2pm to 5pm.

Tickets: £5 (usually £10)

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