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Camera Museum

A downstairs museum dedicated to cameras from the 1800s to present day, including a camera rifle like the one used in Licence to Kill. The museum is a quick visit and worth the stop even for someone with a moderate interest in photography.

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Address: 44 Museum St, WC1A 1LY
Hours: Mon-Fri 11AM-7PM, Sat noon-6PM, Sun closed
Price: £3. U10 free
Website: cameramuseum.uk (opens in a new tab)

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