If you come to the Museum of Immigration and Diversity, here you can recreate the home scene of Huguenot in 1719. He is a 17th-century French Protestant who runs a silk business. Visit here often for free!
19 Princelet St
Posted: Mar 18, 2017
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coo***an
5/5Outstanding
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[View] The Museum of Migration and Diversity is very good, I went with my sister and we enjoyed our time. Learned a lot of history, very quiet and comfortable. People should visit.
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Posted: Oct 29, 2021
麦克SIRTSKING
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The Museum of Immigration and Diversity has a lot of information about the experience of British immigration, and some parts of the museum are worth seeing, especially for the difficulties children have suffered during the migration process, and Chinese have played a big role in the early construction of the UK.
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Posted: Jun 12, 2018
M34***09
5/5Outstanding
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Especially like, the location is very good, the location is good to find
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Posted: Feb 28, 2021
M44***33
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The Museum of Immigration and Diversity recreates the real scene of the Huguenot silk merchants' home in 1719. It is also called the Museum of Conscience in London. It is open to the outside world several times a year for free, reminding the world of the hard life after immigrants came to London.
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Posted: Apr 27, 2018
300***09
5/5Outstanding
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There are many exhibits in the museum, showing the history and culture of immigrants, and there are many things to learn.