Step inside Sir John Soane’s Museum (@soanemuseum), arguably the most unique architectural time capsule in London. Once the home of Regency-era architect Sir John Soane, the space is a maze of skylit corridors, mirrored voids, and rooms packed floor to ceiling with plaster casts, paintings, and ancient fragments. Designed as a research resource for students of art and architecture, the museum remains a hub for all looking to step into the past. Talullah Smart, the Museum’s Learning Officer, take

Take a closer look at one of the most eye catching paintings in the North Drawing Room, with Museum Director @wgompertz 🤩 Soane commissioned the artist George Jones RA to produce ‘The Opening of London Bridge, 1831’, to celebrate the Royal Procession at the opening of the bridge in August of that year, where Soane himself was in attendance 👑 Look closely at the painting and the framed key below, and you’ll spot not only Soane but also some other famous figures! 👀 Photo: @celiarogge #soanemuse