Clink Prison Museum
The Clink Prison Museum is on the site of the original Clink Prison ("possibly the oldest mens prison and probably the oldest womens prison in England") which held prisoners from the early Tudor years until 1780. Shakespeare visited an old schoolfriend here. The museum in Clink Street can be booked for private parties.
Fax: 020 7403 5813
Web: www.clink.co.uk
Open: Daily 10am-6pm (summer 10am-9pm)
Prices: £5 (concessions £3.50, family [2 adults and 2 children] - £12.00)
Web: www.clink.co.uk
Open: Daily 10am-6pm (summer 10am-9pm)
Prices: £5 (concessions £3.50, family [2 adults and 2 children] - £12.00)
News & features about Clink Prison Museum
- St Joseph's celebrates 40 years in the Borough (6 Oct 2006)
- Blue plaque deadline approaching (17 Feb 2004)
- Blue Plaque ballot campaigning mounts as deadline approaches (2 Apr 2003)
Forum discussions about Clink Prison Museum
Restaurants, pubs & bars close to Clink Prison Museum
- Cantina Vinopolis (28 yards)
- Amano (32 yards)
- Bar Blue (42 yards)
- Wagamama (44 yards)
- Starbucks (44 yards)
- Nando's (58 yards)
- Caffe Nero (98 yards)
- The Anchor Bankside (100 yards)
- Old Thameside Inn (110 yards)
- The Rake (116 yards)
- Wine Wharf (128 yards)
- Black & Blue (142 yards)
- Banana Store (150 yards)
- Brew Wharf (152 yards)
- Feng Sushi (160 yards)
- Fusebox Kitchen (168 yards)