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Sir John Soane’s Museum is a national museum, displaying the extraordinary collections amassed by renowned British architect Sir John Soane, including antiquities, furniture, sculptures, architectural models and drawings, and paintings including work by Hogarth, Turner and Canaletto.
Spanning continents and millennia, many objects are on permanent display. Others, including 30,000 architectural drawings, can be seen by appointment at the Research Library. You can also browse the Museum’s collections of thousands of objects online.
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Highlights
Discover some of the key objects and spaces from Sir John Soane's world-class collection.
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Browse the Collections
Browse the vast collections of the Soane Museum using our online collections platform.
Explore Soane
Virtually explore our Model Room and Sepulchral Chamber and see fascinating objects in unprecedented detail.
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Opening up the Soane: conservation techniques
Discover the range of different techniques conservators used during our landmark conservation project, Opening up the Soane.
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The Research Library and Archive
Information on appointments at the Museum's Research Library, which houses Soane’s collection of architectural drawings and books, as well as a Soane bibliography.
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Picture Library
Images from the collection are available for commercial use in media or as high-quality prints.
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Conservation
Conservation is central to the work of the Museum, preserving our Grade I listed buildings and collections so that they will be accessible for generations to come.