Touring Sir John Soane’s London Museum with Erdem Moralıoğlu | Visitors’ Book

[@jenh9361]

This space is extraordinary... WOW!!!!

[@anjacucinotta2298]

Every time I am in London, I am drawn back to Sir John Soane's museum. And every time I step into the house, I step into his special kind of magic.

[@billpotmesil]

We owe so much to the curators that have returned it to what it was when Sir John passed! Extraordinary lifelong effort by many!

[@FRASERMCGREGOR72]

Erdem is a very good presenter. His voice is calming. His tone patient, engaging, and informative. Please do a whole series with Erdem as narrator and host - thank you!

[@maria1060-f1q]

One of my favorite places in London. I love the un-museum like atmosphere, no pristine and clean surfaces, you feel like you are on a treasure hunt.

[@heatherjones6647]

I love this place. It is very compelling, and you do indeed feel that Soane will be back in just a few minutes. A most cherished moment was from the first time I visited in the early 1990s and I was actually the only visitor there. I was admiring the Hogarths and the gentleman docent said hang on a mo and got a hooked stick and started unfolding the walls which aren't really walls but wall-sized panels that are hung with at least a couple of dozen Hogarths hidden within these "linen-fold" panels that were designed by Soane himself. You would never expect from just walking into the room that you were seeing only a fraction of Soane's collection of Hogarths. Absolutely magical. Thank you kind docent; I hope you are well.

[@terryarrow702]

I worked in Lincoln inn fields in the 90’s & didn’t realise this was where the Soane museum was. I must go back & visit. Fascinating

[@janoginski5557]

A Cabinet of Curiosities.Fabulous.

[@RIXRADvidz]

Experienced the home in 2004, it makes my mess look minimalist. An Amazing Collection to boggle the mind every step of the way. I'd go back if I get to go to London again.

[@COMEINTOMYWORLD]

Love Sir John's house. Many thanks

[@gemstonesparkle7915]

I just love it when it’s museums tours ❤ Most museum tours out there are actual visitors and their phones passing through noisy crowds, so to have professional and quiet videos like this is a treat. Thank you!

[@milootje007]

Wow. That is a serious collection.

[@goldengirl1212]

Been to this museum. Years ago. Amazing spaces

[@gihankanishka]

Another place in town I just love!!!!

[@trishahopkins8199]

Love the Sir John Soane Museum. Marie Kondo would have a stroke 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@johanminnaar1074]

Love that museum - your tour sums it up beautifully - wish it could have been longer.

[@londonartweek7871]

Such an insightful presentation! BRAVO!

[@victorianidetch]

What a wonderful place to explore!

[@SunnyLao-o9t]

I will be having a good nyt sleep after watching a fullfilling view like this lol

[@SpanishEclectic]

I've seen another video about the cleaning and restoration of one of those rooms. That museum is full of so many beautiful things!

[@mickmickmickmickmickmick]

Absolutely stunning, to be sure, though grotesque in equal measure. A colonial treasure trove of stolen objects.

[@jamestaylor8847]

What an uneducated comment

[@aiai-j7i]

Duh, it's a museum. This revisionist approach to everything is so exhausting.

[@spaceforgrace3312]

@@aiai-j7i go have a lie down and relax

[@teaonrainyday888]

Those Roman iteams were found in England from the period of Roman empire in Britain other architectural pieces were created by Sir,John himself,did you even watch the video?

[@jewishwhitetiger]

Cool 😎

[@matteosemenzato6068]

Meraviglioso ❤

[@msme6021]

I can imagine great Prof. Matías Díaz Padrón's house like this but with flemish painting.

[@Çea214]

👏👏👏

[@stuartashbourne-martin9629]

I've been there it's absolutely stunning especially the sarcophagus in the basement and a painting by canaletto in the shop remind me so much of home yours a deluded old fart

[@josephmae1519]

It's all beautiful and all until it's cleaning day...

[@Fahrenheit_451_]

return what has been taken to the rightfull owners

[@teaonrainyday888]

Return every invention and technology of Britain that you use(computers,light,electricity,wifi,home appliances,microwave,tv,phone,camera,stove,utensils,furniture,clock,compass,candles,newspapers,printer,cars,ac,medicine,toiletries,textiles,shoes,literature,theatre,maps,ships and so on)stop using British systems which includes everything administrative,educational,judicial,legislative and our customs,code of conduct,stop wearing our traditional clothing and eating our food Oh and these architectural pieces and paintings were made by Sir John himself and it's his house later made into museum you daft

[@Harvardfacebook]

I’m sorry, but I bet you that about 80% of what you saw in those rooms are stole items.