Dr. BR Ambedkar House

I loved the neighborhood. It's very calm and soothing. Dr. Ambedkar's house is a massive two-storey house building that consists a huge library, bedroom and living room. Every room has his memorial along with other memorable things. The house is very quiet and calm. I had an amazing experience witnessing his things, books and photographs representing the social work and life scenarios. It was a surreal experience.

Extraordinary… all thanks to Indian govt and high commission to procure this.
The place and the vibe is quite inspirational to many., the journey of the person against all the odd in the Indian system deserve an applause. Overall it was quite a goosebumps experience and his aura inspire you every single second of ur presence here

Very enchanted moment in life . Seen all very carefully and nicely. Feeling proud

It's a very good place and it is good that they have kept the history of Dr.BR. Ambedkar. Once you reach there you have to inform them that you want to visit this place.

The only tourist place worth visiting in London. No forced history, no glorified stories. Dedicated to the man who headed the committee that drafted the Constitution of India, the longest written constitution in the world.

This place is must visit to see how Dr. B R Ambedkar stayed at London and his contribution to Indian Constitution.
This place is now own and maintained by government of India.
Entry is free and it opens on weekdays only. The nearest tube station is 'Chalk Farm' from there it is 5 minutes walk.
Toilet is available at the top floor of the house.

My visit to the Ambedkar House in London was both edifying and awe-inspiring. This museum commemorates the life and work of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, a luminary jurist, economist, and social reformer who is widely considered as one of the most consequential figures in modern Indian history.

Born in 1891 in Mhow, a town in Central India, Dr. Ambedkar battled discrimination and prejudice due to his low caste status. Nevertheless, he emerged as a highly accomplished scholar and leader, obtaining a PhD in economics from the London School of Economics and playing a crucial role in drafting the Indian Constitution, as well as serving as the country's first Minister of Law and Justice.

The Ambedkar House, located in a stately Georgian townhouse in the Camden neighborhood of London, is a fitting tribute to this phenomenal individual. The museum houses a wealth of information about his life and work, including an array of photographs, personal effects, and letters written to his family and friends.

One of the most intriguing exhibits is a collection of Dr. Ambedkar's books and writings. He was an astoundingly prolific author who wrote extensively on a wide range of subjects, including economics, politics, and social issues. He was an unwavering champion of the rights of Dalits (formerly known as "untouchables"), women, and other marginalized groups, and his ideas remain a significant influence on Indian society today.

My visit to the Ambedkar House was an enriching and humbling experience that underscored the significance of combating social injustice and striving for equality. I heartily recommend this museum to anyone interested in Indian history, social reform, or simply wishes to learn about an extraordinary individual who devoted his life to improving the world.

Jai Bhim

Must visit places for Indians 🇮🇳 Very inspiring. I was the only one inside when I visited.
The biggest con is the days they are open, which is only during weekdays. Fortunately, I was able to make it. Do check out the book "Constitution of India" while you visit. Share this place with your friends to learn about the man who created our constitution.

Thank you Indian authorities to have acquired this house where Dr Ambedkar stayed and opened for general public to visit and pay tribute to the greatest intellectual and social reformer ever on the planet.

I visited Dr. Ambedkar House in London on 14 April 2024, and my experience was truly remarkable. The memorial dedicated to Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar was incredibly well-kept, reflecting the utmost respect for his legacy. I urge all Indians, especially those who follow Ambedkar's teachings, to visit this exceptional place. It's a journey that promises inspiration and a deeper connection to our shared history. Jay Bhim 🙏

Such a great piece of history. Touched!

Fantastic.. its open from Monday to Friday
. Morning 10 to 5 or 5:30.. No tickets for No.1 Scholar in the world museum house

How beautifully they have preserved Dr.Ambedkar's House after 100 years when he was there only for 2 years 1922-1924.
Simply Amazing.. and saw few rarest photographs preserved

Indian and enjoying your fruit of freedom? Then must visit this place and admire the founding father of our nation! ❤

It is absolutely a delight to visit Dr. BR Ambedkar House. It is well maintained and creates a space of motivation, modesty, and morality.

Really well maintained

“Democracy is essentially an attitude of reverence towards our fellow men"
-the quote on a wall of Dr. B.R.Ambedkar Memorial in North London.
This property was bought by govt of Maharashtra & was inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi in 2015. Place is very well maintained by Indian Embassy in UK.

Dr. Ambedkar lived in this house in 1921-22 while he was studying in London School of Economics.Of the four floors, the basement serves as a meeting room, and a photo exhibition showcasing Ambedkar’s life and achievements are spread across the ground, first and second floors. The first floor also has a library with a collection of Ambedkar’s writings and a comfortable reading space overlooking the garden.

UK government has threatened to close this place due alleged breach of local planning rules & complains from locals about nuisance created by visitors, however I have learned here that Indian Embassy has appealed against it and they are pushing very hard to save the memorial status of this place.

Nevertheless this memorial of one of the greatest Indian reformers and pioneer of social justice in India, is an ultimate source of inspiration for all Indians across the globe.

I had visited the museum last week along with my friend. We had great time exploring the historical building and was amazed by their extensive collection work of Dr.Ambedkar. The Ambedkar Museum was well maintained and Mr. Fahad hospitality was something that we appreciate. Great effort by the Indian government!

Well preserved place with a good collection of the works of Dr. Ambedkar as well as later works on him.

It is a free entry where a life story of Dr BR Ambedkar can be seen. Has a good collection of photographs and mentioned the achivements. Great to see constitution father of India lived in London.