The London Dungeon, since opening back on 15th September 1974, has become one of London's most famous tourist attractions. Initially opened as a museum of macabre history, it has now become an interactive experience run by Merlin Entertainments. 

The attraction used to be based at Tooley Street in London Bridge, but in February 2013 it moved to London’s County Hall next to the London Eye. 

Parking close to The London Dungeon is limited, providing an opportunity for local residents and businesses to profit through renting out their under-utilised parking spaces. For drivers booking early is recommend to ensure that a space can be secured for the day of your visit. If driving during Monday to Friday remember that The London Dungeon is inside the Congestion Zone. 

The address for The London Dungeon is Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, Lambeth, London SE1 7PB. 

What is the London Dungeon?

The London Dungeon is a popular tourist attraction, which initially opened as a museum of macabre history. It is now run by Merlin Entertainments and features interactive experiences.

How much does it cost to visit the London Dungeon?

A standard ticket costs £30 per adult. Discounts can be gained by booking online in advance.

Does the London Dungeon have its own car park?

There is no car park at the London Dungeon.

Where is the nearest car park to the London Dungeon?

A good option is the Royal National Theatre car park, located a 5-minute walk away. 

What public transport options are there for getting to the London Dungeon?

The London Dungeon is only a few minutes away from London Waterloo, making it easily accessible by underground and buses. London Waterloo is on the Northern, Jubilee and Bakerloo tube lines.

Is the London Dungeon in the Congestion Zone?

Yes, the London Dungeon is situated within the Congestion Zone. It's around a 25-minute walk from the edge of the Congestion Charge Zone (by Vauxhall). 

What is the address of the London Dungeon?

The London Dungeon is located at Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, Lambeth, London, SE1 7PB. Previously the attraction was located by London Bridge before the move to Waterloo.