A Time Capsule in a Small Alleyway: The Hidden Home of Soane

Sir John Soane’s Museum is the former residence of Sir John Soane (1753–1837), a renowned 19th-century British architect. This house, designed and curated by Soane himself, stands as a masterpiece of architecture, art, and collection. • Architectural Style: A prominent example of Neoclassical architecture • Collections: • Ancient Artifacts: Sarcophagus of Seti I, an Egyptian priest • Paintings: Works by William Hogarth, Turner, Canaletto, and more • Models and Drawings: Ancient European architectural models and Soane’s original designs 📝 Visiting Tips • Only small bags are allowed; photography is restricted in certain areas • Audio guides and docent-led tours are available (reservation recommended) • Due to the small space and high visitor numbers, there may be a wait to enter