1. Exterior of Warburg Institute building, a large rectangular building with five floors of square windows, viewed from across the street in daylight
    Photograph: Hufton + Crow
  2. Three people look at displays in the Warburg Institute gallery
    Photograph: Hufton + Crow
  3. Two people sit at desks as one person walks past carrying books in the Warburg Institute
    Photograph: Hufton + Crow

Warburg Institute

  • Museums
  • Bloomsbury
Rosie Hewitson
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Time Out says

A University of London research institute dedicated to the study of global cultural histories, the Warburg Institute opened to the public for the first time in 2024, following a two-year, £14.5 million renovation project. Alongside expanding the facility’s teaching spaces, the renovation created new facilities for exhibitions and public events. The institute’s new gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday and will host temporary exhibitions 3 or 4 times a year. It also hosts frequent public lectures covering key research strands, including Renaissance Lives, the Book and Print Initiative, and European Magic and its Traditions. Visitors can also apply for a free membership if they want to explore the Institute’s Library, Photographic Collection and Archive.

Details

Address
The Warburg Institute
London
WC1H 0AB
Cross street:
Woburn Square
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