Frankenstein exhibition London: Tickets and opening times for free display
A new exhibition featuring props, costumes and artwork from the new Frankenstein film has opened in London.
Frankenstein fans will be able to step into the latest retelling of the classic story in a new exhibition that has opened in the capital.
A new display featuring costumes, props and more from academy award-winning movie Frankenstein: Crafting a Tale Eternal is now open for Londoners to explore.
The exhibition follows its theatrical release on Friday (October 17) and ahead of its upcoming release on streaming giant Netflix on November 7.
As well as outfits worn by the Frankenstein cast themselves there will also be an array of real Tiffany & Co. jewellery that was featured in the film.
For fans planning to stop by the London Frankenstein exhibition, here’s everything you need to know including if you need a ticket and when it is open.
Where is the Frankenstein exhibition in London?
The Frankenstein themed exhibition is currently on display at The Old Selfridges Hotel which is a part of the famous Oxford Street department store.
Fans will need to enter via The Old Selfridges Hotel entrance on Orchard Street, next to the Selfridges Foodhall.
Address: 6JS, 1 Orchard St, London W1H 6HJ
Nearest Tube station: Bond Street
How long will the London Frankenstein exhibition be open?
The display opened to the public on Friday (October 17). It is set to be available for fans to visit for a short time until November 9. During this time it will only be open from Thursday to Sunday.
When is the London Frankenstein exhibition open?
- October 23 - 10am - 6pm
- October 24 - 10am - 6pm
- October 25 - 10am - 6pm
- October 26 - 10am - 6pm
- October 30 - 10am - 6pm
- October 31 - 10am - 6pm
- November 1 - 10am - 6pm
- November 2 - 10am - 6pm
- November 6 - 10am - 6pm
- November 7 - 10am - 6pm
- November 8 - 10am - 6pm
- November 9 - 10am - 6pm
Do you need a ticket for the London Frankenstein exhibition?
Yes. While the Frankenstein exhibition is free, booking is required to visit. Fans can book a visiting time for the exhibition on Eventbrite.
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