Frameless London tickets

Frameless – the art experience that changed my view forever! Imagine this… the artist steps right into their own painting. They hear the music that now accompanies their work. They feel the wind that moves through their brushstrokes. And finally—finally—they experience the recognition they never received in their lifetime. That’s what I felt at @framelessldn in London. Not just an exhibition, but an experience where you stand inside the canvas. Where the sky, the colours, the light, and the music matter just as much as the subject itself. I found myself almost sitting on the steps of John Atkinson Grimshaw’s Reflections on the Thames, listening to the violinist and the city sounds of the past. I felt the wind in Caspar David Friedrich’s The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog—his coat billowing, the clouds beneath him shifting. I was wrapped in the light of Monet, the dramatic skies of Turner. Frameless is not something you simply “visit”—it’s something you live. And once you’ve been inside… you will never see these works the same way again.

Everything, only problem the lack of education of people, especially about the behavior of children/youth, there should be more control.

absolutely gorgeous rooms, such a fun and cool experience! they do need to make some sort of rule for running children in all the non interactive rules though.

I took my 12 year old twin grandkids and they loved it. Chasing the light/paint around the floor, immersing themselves in the waves and avoiding the lava. I was able to give them info about the artists and painters as I'm a retired art teacher, but they also enjoyed reading more about each piece. Excellent experience they have talked about it non stop since.

An amazing experience to be able to be part of the art I love and watching the wonder and childlike enjoyment on the faces of grown adults. Would definitely recommend.

I'm still on crutches after a hip replacement so I'm happy to say the experience was spacious, not too many people and the check in staff were very chilled, helpful and friendly. It was a lovely atmosphere. I was directed to the lift and we, my friend and I were offered a couple of free fold up seats which made all the difference. The staff seemed to take care to assess our needs and offer what was needed or asked for. There was a secure cloak room where you made a charitable contribution of £1, so you didn't have to carry around stuff. The exhibition itself was a lovely experience, especially the leaves on the floor that moved and 'reacted' to people's footsteps. All in all, a really good visit of variety. If only Van Gogh knew how much we would be enjoying. his art and HOW we'd be enjoying his art!

How each room was a different experience and it was for my wife's birthday and she loved it

Spectacular immersion experience for the whole family

Amazing! A realy nice experience, we have great memories!

Amazing visuals , fun guessing the artwork ,some art I wasn't familiar with

Nice attitude and so kind of the people

Ticketing process was easy we did it on line. The cafe was clean, efficient , friendly and the food and drinks very good. Toilets were also very clean. Van Gough and around the world were our favourites. Would fully recommend to friends

The visual effects are fantastic. Young children loved running through and interacting with swirling leaf effects on the floor in one of the rooms. I would recommend this as the first for young children to visit. Then follow with the others, some of which are quite intense at times with big impact on the senses.

Much enjoyed pictures appeared around the walls which were absolutely amazing , Famous art work from Monet Van Gogh and more. Four rooms to keep you inthralled for 1 and half to 2 hours. Definitely worth the money and the visit. Loved it!!!

Lack of fuss! The rooms were huge, the images incredible. How did you make the people in the paintings seem to come alive? Magic!

I enjoyed the visuals, you got a real feel for what the artist was trying to convey , the atmospheric music made it even better.

There was alit of though out into this collection .how it all blended the scenes so well .very clever how everything was thought of

What a wonderful experience. Very clever and unique with moving art. Beautiful colours and clever, with small colourful circulating bits coming together to create well known paintings. Not too many people though some children were running around which was a little distracting.

It is unique in this size and type. It is something special that not every city has to offer. With globalization, it is becoming increasingly rare to be able to offer something special, but Frameless is still something special and can remain something unique. It's good to know that not all Goggle maps lead to the right place. Find out in advance.

Very well organised, clean toilets and lovely cafe. It's just great with no over crowding, there are seats in some of the rooms which means this is a superb activity for family members of all ages. No queuing to get in and the place was meticulously clean. A great experience

Honestly was an incredible experience for us. My baby (15months) absolutely loved the sensory nature of this experience and was crawling around everywhere exploring, so excited. The music and displayed made my husband and I emotional at points. An all round amazing morning in London

It was fantastic, a far better and meaningful experience than I was expecting. The quality of the light projection was stunning and so imaginative. The Impressionist room had interactive leaves/colour spots on the floor which amused adults and children alike and the way the images formed was quite uncanny. The room with the Japanese waves was incredible, enough to feel as if you were actually in the water. Best advice? Visit early morning before it gets too busy to really experience the awe and wonder without the crowds.

We had an amazing visit to Frameless and felt that it was so immersive. The Cafe was also a great visit, friendly staff and very clean. Thank You

I did not realise that you had to site on the floor to optimise the experiance, you will need some kind of cushion to sit on if you are not a young person

It was easy to book the tickets. There was no queue at the entrance. The show - lights, 3D, music - was great. Our kids - 8 and 12 years - also enjoyed it. Unforgettable experience, thank you Frameless!

A gem of an exhibition, featuring extraordinary works that invite reflection and contemplation. A must-see! No waiting with Headout online purchase.

Frameless – the art experience that changed my view forever! Imagine this… the artist steps right into their own painting. They hear the music that now accompanies their work. They feel the wind that moves through their brushstrokes. And finally—finally—they experience the recognition they never received in their lifetime. That’s what I felt at @framelessldn in London. Not just an exhibition, but an experience where you stand inside the canvas. Where the sky, the colours, the light, and the music matter just as much as the subject itself. I found myself almost sitting on the steps of John Atkinson Grimshaw’s Reflections on the Thames, listening to the violinist and the city sounds of the past. I felt the wind in Caspar David Friedrich’s The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog—his coat billowing, the clouds beneath him shifting. I was wrapped in the light of Monet, the dramatic skies of Turner. Frameless is not something you simply “visit”—it’s something you live. And once you’ve been inside… you will never see these works the same way again.

Everything, only problem the lack of education of people, especially about the behavior of children/youth, there should be more control.

absolutely gorgeous rooms, such a fun and cool experience! they do need to make some sort of rule for running children in all the non interactive rules though.

Could get in a little earlier than the hour stated, not that many people I the morning. You had handy lockers where you could store your extra stuff. Beautiful exhibition!

I took my 12 year old twin grandkids and they loved it. Chasing the light/paint around the floor, immersing themselves in the waves and avoiding the lava. I was able to give them info about the artists and painters as I'm a retired art teacher, but they also enjoyed reading more about each piece. Excellent experience they have talked about it non stop since.

An amazing experience to be able to be part of the art I love and watching the wonder and childlike enjoyment on the faces of grown adults. Would definitely recommend.

We thoroughly enjoyed Moco. It had a varied range of exhibits in a spacious air conditioned building with some windows over looking Marble Arch. We particularly liked the interactive ones.

I'm still on crutches after a hip replacement so I'm happy to say the experience was spacious, not too many people and the check in staff were very chilled, helpful and friendly. It was a lovely atmosphere. I was directed to the lift and we, my friend and I were offered a couple of free fold up seats which made all the difference. The staff seemed to take care to assess our needs and offer what was needed or asked for. There was a secure cloak room where you made a charitable contribution of £1, so you didn't have to carry around stuff. The exhibition itself was a lovely experience, especially the leaves on the floor that moved and 'reacted' to people's footsteps. All in all, a really good visit of variety. If only Van Gogh knew how much we would be enjoying. his art and HOW we'd be enjoying his art!

How each room was a different experience and it was for my wife's birthday and she loved it

Spectacular immersion experience for the whole family

Amazing! A realy nice experience, we have great memories!

Amazing visuals , fun guessing the artwork ,some art I wasn't familiar with

Nice attitude and so kind of the people

Very organized, not too many people, good artists

Beautiful exhibition! Excellent organization!

Enjoyed The art banksy and picasso

Ticketing process was easy we did it on line. The cafe was clean, efficient , friendly and the food and drinks very good. Toilets were also very clean. Van Gough and around the world were our favourites. Would fully recommend to friends

Seeing Basquiat pieces in the flesh, some incredible Banksy art and the huge Keith Herring plus all the digital are in the interactive places made it an exhilarating time for all three of us

Very relaxed to walk around great exhibits on Saturday at 10:30 am , really nice arrangement of different artists. Also particularly nice people working there. Thanks for your hospitality.

The visual effects are fantastic. Young children loved running through and interacting with swirling leaf effects on the floor in one of the rooms. I would recommend this as the first for young children to visit. Then follow with the others, some of which are quite intense at times with big impact on the senses.

The teens loved it Spacious - loads of interactive exhibits - fabulous array of modern and contemporary artists some of who they have heard about and then to see the artwork in reality up close was great!! A fantastic experience. Would recommend to friends.

Much enjoyed pictures appeared around the walls which were absolutely amazing , Famous art work from Monet Van Gogh and more. Four rooms to keep you inthralled for 1 and half to 2 hours. Definitely worth the money and the visit. Loved it!!!

Excellent meet & greet from staff, girls really chirpy & helpful. Well laid out, wasnt too busy so could enjoy the art work & experience

Lack of fuss! The rooms were huge, the images incredible. How did you make the people in the paintings seem to come alive? Magic!

Great easy going way to see two iconic London experiences! Tower of London was informative and the cafe serves up great food and drink! St Paul's was terrific with an extra layer of meaning for those that believe but even if you don't, lots of history and architecture to enjoy as well as the views at the top of the cathedral that are incredible!

Frameless – the art experience that changed my view forever! Imagine this… the artist steps right into their own painting. They hear the music that now accompanies their work. They feel the wind that moves through their brushstrokes. And finally—finally—they experience the recognition they never received in their lifetime. That’s what I felt at @framelessldn in London. Not just an exhibition, but an experience where you stand inside the canvas. Where the sky, the colours, the light, and the music matter just as much as the subject itself. I found myself almost sitting on the steps of John Atkinson Grimshaw’s Reflections on the Thames, listening to the violinist and the city sounds of the past. I felt the wind in Caspar David Friedrich’s The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog—his coat billowing, the clouds beneath him shifting. I was wrapped in the light of Monet, the dramatic skies of Turner. Frameless is not something you simply “visit”—it’s something you live. And once you’ve been inside… you will never see these works the same way again.

Everything, only problem the lack of education of people, especially about the behavior of children/youth, there should be more control.

absolutely gorgeous rooms, such a fun and cool experience! they do need to make some sort of rule for running children in all the non interactive rules though.

I took my 12 year old twin grandkids and they loved it. Chasing the light/paint around the floor, immersing themselves in the waves and avoiding the lava. I was able to give them info about the artists and painters as I'm a retired art teacher, but they also enjoyed reading more about each piece. Excellent experience they have talked about it non stop since.

An amazing experience to be able to be part of the art I love and watching the wonder and childlike enjoyment on the faces of grown adults. Would definitely recommend.

St. Paul’s Cathedral is one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever visited. Its majestic dome, beautiful architecture, and peaceful atmosphere leave you speechless. The view from the top is absolutely unforgettable — a moment that stays in your heart forever. A truly inspiring and soul-touching experience.

The cathedral is simply wonderful. I had no problems validating the tickets. They ask you to show the printed version. I took the tour with an audio guide, which was very well explained. I took my time and climbed the 528 steps to enjoy the view from the top. It took me about an hour. Very worthwhile. Money very well invested.

The place is wonderful and amazing. Lots of history to learn. Although it was exhausting to climb the 528 steps it was worth the beautiful view from the dome.

I'm still on crutches after a hip replacement so I'm happy to say the experience was spacious, not too many people and the check in staff were very chilled, helpful and friendly. It was a lovely atmosphere. I was directed to the lift and we, my friend and I were offered a couple of free fold up seats which made all the difference. The staff seemed to take care to assess our needs and offer what was needed or asked for. There was a secure cloak room where you made a charitable contribution of £1, so you didn't have to carry around stuff. The exhibition itself was a lovely experience, especially the leaves on the floor that moved and 'reacted' to people's footsteps. All in all, a really good visit of variety. If only Van Gogh knew how much we would be enjoying. his art and HOW we'd be enjoying his art!

How each room was a different experience and it was for my wife's birthday and she loved it

Spectacular immersion experience for the whole family

Amazing! A realy nice experience, we have great memories!

Amazing visuals , fun guessing the artwork ,some art I wasn't familiar with

Nice attitude and so kind of the people

Beautiful. Visit two of the most beautiful places in the city.

An impressive cathedral - and exactly as it can be experienced on television

Ticketing process was easy we did it on line. The cafe was clean, efficient , friendly and the food and drinks very good. Toilets were also very clean. Van Gough and around the world were our favourites. Would fully recommend to friends

The visual effects are fantastic. Young children loved running through and interacting with swirling leaf effects on the floor in one of the rooms. I would recommend this as the first for young children to visit. Then follow with the others, some of which are quite intense at times with big impact on the senses.

St Paul's is amazing. The architecture and history is unbelievable, you could spend an entire day and attend a service. Using Headout was a pain because you need to bring a paper copy of the ticket to get in. Who on vacation has access to a printer? Yes they print it for you however it was wasting time. Buy your tickets directly at St Paul and avoid this step

Much enjoyed pictures appeared around the walls which were absolutely amazing , Famous art work from Monet Van Gogh and more. Four rooms to keep you inthralled for 1 and half to 2 hours. Definitely worth the money and the visit. Loved it!!!

Lack of fuss! The rooms were huge, the images incredible. How did you make the people in the paintings seem to come alive? Magic!

I enjoyed the visuals, you got a real feel for what the artist was trying to convey , the atmospheric music made it even better.

There was alit of though out into this collection .how it all blended the scenes so well .very clever how everything was thought of

What a wonderful experience. Very clever and unique with moving art. Beautiful colours and clever, with small colourful circulating bits coming together to create well known paintings. Not too many people though some children were running around which was a little distracting.

Frameless – the art experience that changed my view forever! Imagine this… the artist steps right into their own painting. They hear the music that now accompanies their work. They feel the wind that moves through their brushstrokes. And finally—finally—they experience the recognition they never received in their lifetime. That’s what I felt at @framelessldn in London. Not just an exhibition, but an experience where you stand inside the canvas. Where the sky, the colours, the light, and the music matter just as much as the subject itself. I found myself almost sitting on the steps of John Atkinson Grimshaw’s Reflections on the Thames, listening to the violinist and the city sounds of the past. I felt the wind in Caspar David Friedrich’s The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog—his coat billowing, the clouds beneath him shifting. I was wrapped in the light of Monet, the dramatic skies of Turner. Frameless is not something you simply “visit”—it’s something you live. And once you’ve been inside… you will never see these works the same way again.

Everything, only problem the lack of education of people, especially about the behavior of children/youth, there should be more control.

absolutely gorgeous rooms, such a fun and cool experience! they do need to make some sort of rule for running children in all the non interactive rules though.

I took my 12 year old twin grandkids and they loved it. Chasing the light/paint around the floor, immersing themselves in the waves and avoiding the lava. I was able to give them info about the artists and painters as I'm a retired art teacher, but they also enjoyed reading more about each piece. Excellent experience they have talked about it non stop since.

An amazing experience to be able to be part of the art I love and watching the wonder and childlike enjoyment on the faces of grown adults. Would definitely recommend.

I'm still on crutches after a hip replacement so I'm happy to say the experience was spacious, not too many people and the check in staff were very chilled, helpful and friendly. It was a lovely atmosphere. I was directed to the lift and we, my friend and I were offered a couple of free fold up seats which made all the difference. The staff seemed to take care to assess our needs and offer what was needed or asked for. There was a secure cloak room where you made a charitable contribution of £1, so you didn't have to carry around stuff. The exhibition itself was a lovely experience, especially the leaves on the floor that moved and 'reacted' to people's footsteps. All in all, a really good visit of variety. If only Van Gogh knew how much we would be enjoying. his art and HOW we'd be enjoying his art!

How each room was a different experience and it was for my wife's birthday and she loved it

Spectacular immersion experience for the whole family

Amazing! A realy nice experience, we have great memories!

Amazing visuals , fun guessing the artwork ,some art I wasn't familiar with

Nice attitude and so kind of the people

Ticketing process was easy we did it on line. The cafe was clean, efficient , friendly and the food and drinks very good. Toilets were also very clean. Van Gough and around the world were our favourites. Would fully recommend to friends

The visual effects are fantastic. Young children loved running through and interacting with swirling leaf effects on the floor in one of the rooms. I would recommend this as the first for young children to visit. Then follow with the others, some of which are quite intense at times with big impact on the senses.

Much enjoyed pictures appeared around the walls which were absolutely amazing , Famous art work from Monet Van Gogh and more. Four rooms to keep you inthralled for 1 and half to 2 hours. Definitely worth the money and the visit. Loved it!!!

Lack of fuss! The rooms were huge, the images incredible. How did you make the people in the paintings seem to come alive? Magic!

I enjoyed the visuals, you got a real feel for what the artist was trying to convey , the atmospheric music made it even better.

There was alit of though out into this collection .how it all blended the scenes so well .very clever how everything was thought of

What a wonderful experience. Very clever and unique with moving art. Beautiful colours and clever, with small colourful circulating bits coming together to create well known paintings. Not too many people though some children were running around which was a little distracting.

It is unique in this size and type. It is something special that not every city has to offer. With globalization, it is becoming increasingly rare to be able to offer something special, but Frameless is still something special and can remain something unique. It's good to know that not all Goggle maps lead to the right place. Find out in advance.

Very well organised, clean toilets and lovely cafe. It's just great with no over crowding, there are seats in some of the rooms which means this is a superb activity for family members of all ages. No queuing to get in and the place was meticulously clean. A great experience

Honestly was an incredible experience for us. My baby (15months) absolutely loved the sensory nature of this experience and was crawling around everywhere exploring, so excited. The music and displayed made my husband and I emotional at points. An all round amazing morning in London

It was fantastic, a far better and meaningful experience than I was expecting. The quality of the light projection was stunning and so imaginative. The Impressionist room had interactive leaves/colour spots on the floor which amused adults and children alike and the way the images formed was quite uncanny. The room with the Japanese waves was incredible, enough to feel as if you were actually in the water. Best advice? Visit early morning before it gets too busy to really experience the awe and wonder without the crowds.

We had an amazing visit to Frameless and felt that it was so immersive. The Cafe was also a great visit, friendly staff and very clean. Thank You

I did not realise that you had to site on the floor to optimise the experiance, you will need some kind of cushion to sit on if you are not a young person

It was easy to book the tickets. There was no queue at the entrance. The show - lights, 3D, music - was great. Our kids - 8 and 12 years - also enjoyed it. Unforgettable experience, thank you Frameless!

Frameless – the art experience that changed my view forever! Imagine this… the artist steps right into their own painting. They hear the music that now accompanies their work. They feel the wind that moves through their brushstrokes. And finally—finally—they experience the recognition they never received in their lifetime. That’s what I felt at @framelessldn in London. Not just an exhibition, but an experience where you stand inside the canvas. Where the sky, the colours, the light, and the music matter just as much as the subject itself. I found myself almost sitting on the steps of John Atkinson Grimshaw’s Reflections on the Thames, listening to the violinist and the city sounds of the past. I felt the wind in Caspar David Friedrich’s The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog—his coat billowing, the clouds beneath him shifting. I was wrapped in the light of Monet, the dramatic skies of Turner. Frameless is not something you simply “visit”—it’s something you live. And once you’ve been inside… you will never see these works the same way again.

Everything, only problem the lack of education of people, especially about the behavior of children/youth, there should be more control.

absolutely gorgeous rooms, such a fun and cool experience! they do need to make some sort of rule for running children in all the non interactive rules though.

I took my 12 year old twin grandkids and they loved it. Chasing the light/paint around the floor, immersing themselves in the waves and avoiding the lava. I was able to give them info about the artists and painters as I'm a retired art teacher, but they also enjoyed reading more about each piece. Excellent experience they have talked about it non stop since.

An amazing experience to be able to be part of the art I love and watching the wonder and childlike enjoyment on the faces of grown adults. Would definitely recommend.

It was a great experience,both London eye and Sea life,everything was top notch.I like that they really care about safety,cleanliness and the cabin on London eye is air conditioned.My 7 years old son was really excited and so was I.

We had to queue but it didn't take long and once we were on the wheel it was brilliant a really hot day but air con and fabulous views then we headed for sealife and we really enjoyed it especially the penguins!! My favourite ❤️

I'm still on crutches after a hip replacement so I'm happy to say the experience was spacious, not too many people and the check in staff were very chilled, helpful and friendly. It was a lovely atmosphere. I was directed to the lift and we, my friend and I were offered a couple of free fold up seats which made all the difference. The staff seemed to take care to assess our needs and offer what was needed or asked for. There was a secure cloak room where you made a charitable contribution of £1, so you didn't have to carry around stuff. The exhibition itself was a lovely experience, especially the leaves on the floor that moved and 'reacted' to people's footsteps. All in all, a really good visit of variety. If only Van Gogh knew how much we would be enjoying. his art and HOW we'd be enjoying his art!

Ease of booking and good price. Hassle free and all tickets on app. Will definitely use again.

Awesome day out, Awesome memeories

How each room was a different experience and it was for my wife's birthday and she loved it

Spectacular immersion experience for the whole family

Amazing! A realy nice experience, we have great memories!

Amazing visuals , fun guessing the artwork ,some art I wasn't familiar with

Nice attitude and so kind of the people

Crowd was there but they all were enjoying themselves and we had a great time and aquarium experience was amazing

I am very happy about London eye, but tower of London ticket was scheduled for 23rd, instead of 28th and that made me loose extra money to buy the tickets again at the spot.Also, the team did not even agree to re schedule it. This was a very bad experience. The rating is for experience inside those places..

Tickets were easy to book and a good price. No hassle when we arrived at the experience, tickets scanned easily and we all had a great day.

Ticketing process was easy we did it on line. The cafe was clean, efficient , friendly and the food and drinks very good. Toilets were also very clean. Van Gough and around the world were our favourites. Would fully recommend to friends

The visual effects are fantastic. Young children loved running through and interacting with swirling leaf effects on the floor in one of the rooms. I would recommend this as the first for young children to visit. Then follow with the others, some of which are quite intense at times with big impact on the senses.

Much enjoyed pictures appeared around the walls which were absolutely amazing , Famous art work from Monet Van Gogh and more. Four rooms to keep you inthralled for 1 and half to 2 hours. Definitely worth the money and the visit. Loved it!!!

Lack of fuss! The rooms were huge, the images incredible. How did you make the people in the paintings seem to come alive? Magic!

I enjoyed the visuals, you got a real feel for what the artist was trying to convey , the atmospheric music made it even better.

There was alit of though out into this collection .how it all blended the scenes so well .very clever how everything was thought of

Had a very special day out with my son 😊. The app made the whole experience easy to navigate out trip . And the two attractions we went on were amazing. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. Very happy 😊