Track 4

Track 4.

Your pre-printed ticket will be available to collect as soon as you arrive at the front desk.

So, I should bring my passport, then, for proof of ID?

People usually have a copy of their booking on their email, and they just show this on their smartphones and go straight through.

But if, for some reason, you can’t get any internet connection here, you obviously can’t pull up your ticket details to show the museum assistant.

But you’ll get your tickets fine. as long as you can produce the payment card you bought the tickets with.

That’s the only ID we need to see.

Great.

Well, thanks for all your help today.

Anything you’d recommend personally?

What do you like most about the museum?

One important thing is that the museum here has formed some extremely worthwhile partnerships with a wide range of local charities.

In London, like any capital city, there are a lot of social problems, and the museum’s help in reaching out to the world outside is greatly appreciated by so many.

But what’s so good for visitors, and is absolutely key for me, is that, as you walk through from one room to another, you always, always get a real sense of who has lived here over the years, and what sort of people they are, or have been.

And that’s really easy to do, because of the way the exhibition designers have connected each section to the next, with a real sense of development and design.

It just flows so well from one room to the next.

Better than any other museum I’ve been into, certainly.

Wow.

You really like it there, don’t you?

Absolutely.

Unless something dramatic happens, I should be working here for a long time.