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Plan your visit to Frameless London

Frameless London is a fully indoor, immersive art experience designed for all ages. Instead of traditional framed artworks, famous masterpieces are projected across walls, floors, and ceilings, creating large-scale, walk-through galleries. Entry is timed to manage crowd flow, so planning ahead helps you move comfortably between rooms, enjoy uninterrupted visuals, and spend more time with the artworks that catch your eye.

Navigating your way

Start at the main entrance 👉

Enter through the main doors near Marble Arch. All visitors must present a valid ticket with a timed entry slot before entering the galleries.

Begin your self paced route 👉

Once inside, visitors move independently through the immersive galleries. There’s no fixed order, allowing you to linger longer in spaces you enjoy most.

Move between immersive galleries 👉

The experience unfolds across several large projection rooms. Clear signage and staff guidance help you navigate smoothly without missing any major galleries.

Finish near the exit and shop 👉

The visit concludes near the retail area, where you can browse art-inspired gifts, prints, and souvenirs before exiting.

How to make the most of your time

Visit typeDurationRouteWhat you get

Quick visit

60-minutes

Selected galleries

A fast-paced overview of key immersive rooms

Standard visit

90-minutes

All galleries

Time to absorb visuals, soundscapes, and transitions

Extended visit

2 hours

Full experience

Slower pacing, repeated rooms, and quieter moments

Handy tips

  • Start with Beyond Reality: This gallery is visually intense and popular. Visiting it first often means fewer people and clearer sightlines for projections.
  • Stand back for full-scale views: Many artworks reveal their full composition only when viewed from the centre or edges of the room rather than close to the walls.
  • Watch full projection cycles: Each room runs on timed loops. Staying through an entire cycle reveals changes in lighting, movement, and music.
  • Look down as well as up: Floors are part of the artwork. Some details and transitions appear beneath your feet and complete the visual story.
  • Avoid peak bottlenecks: Late mornings and early afternoons can be busiest. Late afternoon or early evening visits feel calmer.
  • Pair with nearby attractions: Frameless London sits near Hyde Park and Oxford Street, making it easy to plan sightseeing or shopping before or after.

Before you get there

Here are a few pages worth checking before your visit:

About Frameless

Frameless London timings

How to reach Frameless London

Know before booking your Frameless London tickets

  • Not a traditional museum visit: Frameless London focuses on large-scale digital projections and immersive environments rather than physical artworks or framed exhibits, so it feels very different from a classic art museum.
  • Types of tickets available: Frameless London offers multiple ticket options to suit different plans. Choose a standard entry ticket, book Frameless Lates for an adults-only evening, select a combo with the London Eye, St Paul’s Cathedral, or a Thames cruise, or opt for the London Explorer Pass to visit two to seven top attractions.
  • What your entry ticket includes: Standard entry tickets allow 90 minutes inside the experience, giving access to all four galleries: Beyond Reality, Colour in Motion, The World Around Us, and The Art of Abstraction.
  • Adults-only evening sessions: Frameless Lates is designed for visitors aged 18 and over who prefer a calmer evening atmosphere. These sessions include bar access and music curated by Soho Radio, creating a relaxed social setting.
  • Art paired with skyline views: The Frameless London and London Eye combo includes 90 minutes inside the immersive galleries and a 30 minute ride on the London Eye, offering both indoor visual spectacle and panoramic city views.
  • For a deeper art-focused day: Combine Frameless London with Moco Museum London to enjoy immersive digital artworks followed by bold modern and street art inside a historic townhouse dating back to 1904.
  • From immersive art to river views: The Frameless London and Thames cruise combo pairs the gallery experience with a relaxing river cruise featuring audio commentary, ideal for visitors who enjoy art alongside sightseeing.
  • Art and seamless travel combined: The Frameless London and Heathrow Express combo lets you experience the UK’s largest permanent immersive digital art venue while enjoying quick, direct travel between Heathrow Airport and Paddington Station, just 1.5 kilometres from the gallery.
  • One pass, multiple attractions: The London Explorer Pass allows you to choose between two and seven attractions, which may include Frameless London, the Tower of London, London Zoo, SEA LIFE, or a canal boat ride, making it ideal for flexible sightseeing.
  • Light and sensory considerations: Frameless London does not use strobe lighting, but it does feature moving images and light transitions. Certain scenes, including lightning effects in The World Around Us gallery, may affect visitors sensitive to visual changes.
  • Cancellation policy: Frameless London tickets and combo experiences are non refundable and cannot be changed once booked. If you miss your scheduled visit, the ticket cannot be reused or refunded.

Frameless ticket types explained

Ticket typeWhat's includedBest forPrice range

Standard Entry Ticket

Timed entry to all four immersive galleries at Frameless

First-time visitors, art lovers, flexible daytime plans

From £27

Frameless Lates (18+)

Evening-only entry (6pm–10pm) on Fridays & Saturdays, DJ-curated soundtracks, access to the Café Bar

Adults looking for a relaxed, social evening with art and music

From £25

Combos

Entry to Frameless plus one major London attraction such as the London Eye, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Moco Museum, etc.

Sightseers wanting more value in one booking

From £43

London Explorer Pass by Go City

Choice of 2–7 attractions, including Frameless

Visitors planning multiple attractions across London

From £54

Frameless London timings

Opening hours:

  • Monday to Thursday: 11am to 6pm
  • Friday: 11am to 10pm
  • Saturday: 10am to 10pm
  • Sunday: 10am to 6pm

Last entry: Last admission is two hours before the scheduled closing time.

Opening hours may vary during holidays or special events, so checking the official schedule in advance is recommended.

Best time to visit

Friday and Saturday evenings for FRAMELESS Lates

Every Friday and Saturday night, FRAMELESS Lates offers an adults-only after-dark experience. Enjoy immersive art, live DJ sets, and a relaxed social atmosphere that’s ideal for date nights or evenings out with friends.

Visit during immersive wellness sessions

From 12 January to 12 February, Enter The Breathpod runs as a fully immersive experience combining breathwork, sound, and digital art. Entry is included with all standard FRAMELESS tickets, making this period ideal for visitors seeking a calmer, more reflective visit.

Family-friendly event days

Multi-Sensory Tots Classes return in 2026, offering special sessions designed for parents, carers, and young children. These classes blend storytelling, live music, and sensory play, making selected dates perfect for families with little ones.

Where is Frameless London located?

Address: 6 Marble Arch, London W1H 7AP, United Kingdom

Frameless London is located near Marble Arch, close to Hyde Park and Oxford Street, making it easy to combine with sightseeing, shopping, or a park stroll.

Closest landmark: Marble Arch, approximately 100 m away.

Getting there

By public transportation

  • By bus: From central London, take bus routes 23, 94, or 139. Alight at Marble Arch or Selfridges, both just a three to six minute walk from Frameless London.
  • By tube: Travel via the Bakerloo or Northern line, then change to the Central line. Exit at Marble Arch station, located roughly five minutes from Frameless London.

By car

Driving route: Central London is approximately 4 km from Frameless London, with a typical driving time of 20 to 25 minutes via the A4, Park Lane, or Park Street route.

Parking facilities:

  • Q-Park Marble Arch, 200m
  • Hyde Park Place Parking, 450m

Facilities 

  • Cafe: The Cafe Bar serves coffee, light refreshments, lunch options, and sweet treats, making it easy to take a short break during your visit.
  • Seating: Perimeter seating is available inside Beyond Reality, The World Around Us, and The Art of Abstraction, with additional seating in the shared area between galleries.
  • Cloakroom: A cloakroom is available for small bags and personal items at £1 per item. Suitcases are not permitted, and security checks may apply at entry.
  • Baby changing rooms: Three baby care rooms with changing facilities are available on-site, all fully accessible for pushchairs and strollers.
  • Gift shop: The souvenir shop offers a curated range of Frameless London merchandise, with all counters designed to be wheelchair accessible.

Accessibility

Physical disabilities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance available, with step-free access into the venue.
  • Lifts and escalators in the main reception area provide access to all gallery levels.
  • Wheelchair accessible routes are available throughout all galleries, with a maximum of five wheelchairs permitted inside at one time.
  • Accessible toilets are located near the cafe and can be reached via lift.

Carer Access

  • Complimentary carer tickets are available for eligible visitors requiring assistance.
  • Proof of eligibility is required at entry.
  • Assistance and guide dogs are welcome throughout the venue.

Sensory considerations

  • Light levels vary across the galleries, with moving visuals and occasional flash lighting used in some exhibits
  • Visitors may step out of galleries and re-enter if they need a break during the experience

Rules and restrictions

  • Age restriction: Visitors under the age of 16 must be accompanied at all times by a responsible adult aged 18 or over.
  • Pet policy: Pets are not permitted inside the venue, with the exception of registered assistance and guide dogs.
  • Prohibited items: Weapons, oversized bags or luggage, food and drinks, bicycles, scooters, and skateboards are not allowed inside the galleries.
  • Smoking: Smoking, including e-cigarettes and vaping, is not permitted anywhere on the premises.
  • Photography: Flash photography and selfie sticks are not allowed, as they can disrupt the immersive environment and other visitors’ enjoyment.

Where to eat nearby

Spaghetti House Italian Restaurant Marble Arch (160 m)

Enjoy classic Italian favourites, from spaghetti polpettine and wood-fired pizzas to expertly crafted cocktails, all in a cozy, welcoming setting.

BKC Biryani Kebab Chai (480 m)

Dive into authentic North-Indian cuisine in the heart of Soho London, with dishes like Lucknowi biryani, kebabs, kathi rolls, roti chai, and buttery buns

Al Balad Restaurant (480 m)

Relish the flavours of Lebanese, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern cuisine, including signature kofta, shawarma, and creamy hummus, served in a vibrant, inviting atmosphere

Where to stay nearby

Marble Arch is a central London area with excellent transport links, shopping, and proximity to Hyde Park.

  • The Cumberland Hotel (250m): A modern hotel with spacious rooms, on-site dining, and immediate access to Marble Arch and Oxford Street.
  • Thistle London Marble Arch (300m): Comfortable rooms, practical amenities, and a convenient location close to Frameless London.
  • Marble Arch Inn (500m): A budget-friendly option offering clean rooms and easy walking access to major attractions.

Frequently asked questions about visiting Frameless London

Same-day tickets may be available, but popular time slots often sell out.