⭐ Step into centuries of history with the Tour of the Charterhouse, a unique experience guided by one of the site’s residents, known as Brothers.
Explore a living piece of London’s past through the lens of those who call it home today.
Highlights 🏰 Explore the remnants of a medieval Carthusian monastery and a Tudor mansion 📜 Hear personal insights and historical facts from one of the resident Brothers 🌳 Discover hidden courtyards and tranquil gardens in the heart of London 🔍 Gain exclusive access to parts of the Charterhouse not open to the general public 🕰
️ Each 90-minute tour is different, offering a unique perspective on over 400 years of history General Info
Duration: Approx. 90 minutes
📍 Location: The Charterhouse, Charterhouse Square, EC1M 6AN, London 🌦
️ Includes outdoor areas – please dress for the weather 🛍
️ Visitors can access the museum display, chapel, and shop during opening hours (10:30
AM – 4:30 PM) 🍽
️ No café on-site, but plenty of food options nearby in Clerkenwell and Barbican 🌿 Charterhouse Square open Tuesday to Saturday for public enjoyment Description Uncover one of London’s best-kept secrets with the Tour of the Charterhouse.
Founded in 1611 by Thomas Sutton, the Charterhouse has evolved from a Carthusian monastery to a Tudor mansion and a charitable residence.
On this guided journey, you'll explore over 600 years of rich history alongside one of the site's current residents, offering a personal and insightful view of life past and present.
From medieval cloisters to serene courtyards, no two tours are ever the same.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply curious, this 90-minute walking tour is a chance to immerse yourself in a truly unique London landmark.