My first visit but definitely not my last - a charming museum that held far more varied work than I was expecting. There is a lot more to fans than Victorian lace models. My favourite by far was the 13th century Japanese artwork (look for the framed scroll at the top of the staircase.) Don't miss the mural in the conservatory downstairs either. The nicest team of people I've ever met, a true credit to the museum.

This is a small museum (2 rooms) dedicated to fans. It won't take you very long to look round, and is really mainly of interest to visitors who have an enthuisam for fans. Admission £5 for adults. Small gift shop.

A museum with a difference. Beautiful building. Lovely straight forward audio system to explain the cabinets. Some fabulous fan examples, video of how it all came to be an a changing exhibition. A real treat for a change of museum.

This little museum in Greenwich is a wee gem. Small exhibits but beautifully presented and they give you little audio guides that are narrated by the museum curator and offer further explanations. The building itself if beautiful and the staff are all very friendly and lovely. Small entrance fee that you can purchase online or on the day.

I visited the museum out of general interest in all things C18. It’s a lovely little collection in a C18 townhouse in the heart of Greenwich. I noticed the pretty Orangery at the back which can be booked for events and the whole family and friends returned for a Ruby Wedding lunch. The staff and outside catering were excellent and our visitors could tour the museum as well. The audio guides were v popular with small (5 and 8) grandchildren