Christmas Eve at the Charles Dickens Museum

This Christmas Eve, what better place to be than in the former home of Charles Dickens himself. This beautiful London townhouse was the place in which Oliver Twist was written, and contains some beautiful features which could have inspired scenes from A Christmas Carol.

Step into a magical setting, with sumptuous Victorian Christmas decorations throughout, and see for yourself how Dickens would have celebrated Christmas. Soak up the festive spirit, as traditional Christmas carols are played throughout the house, along with some wonderful historic items on display for the festive period.

Complete your visit with a trip to 'The Smallest Theatre in the World!' and watch some of the modern adaptations of a Christmas Carol, or head to our cafe for a complimentary mince pie and a warming glass of mulled wine.