The Boiler House

The Lego exhibit was amazing, and I really enjoyed myself. Was there for over 2 hrs, each room was interesting and some Lego were meant to be seen from a distance, perspective way

Brilliant for kids who love lego and my kids have sen they enjoyed it alot. Staff very polite security guard very polite and friendly. Very skillful and thought provoking great for the family.

If you love Lego you will love this experience. All by one artist with lots of information on how he creates his pieces (No pun intended!!!) good value and not to difficult to find. Definitely worth a visit.

Not a great location as you have to watch your feet when looking around the exhibition. The carpets are grey with yellow/black chevron tape on the edge of the steps. There was a bucket catching the rain water leaking through the roof but the exhibition itself made up for these small inconveniences. We came here to look at the "Art of the brick" exhibition. £34 entrance fee for adults.

Great venue in a buzzing area of london. Easily reached via tube, bus or taxi. We went to the Dali exhibition. Well presented in a large space to get lost in the projected art of a master. Educational as well as inspiring. An exceptional virtual reality experience included but don't forget to use your hands to touch what's not there and look all around.

Nice. I was on Art of the Brick exhibition. A bit small it was. I thought there would be more items. Part was closed as well, but no refund or anything was offered. But stuff on exhibition was really nice.

Monet’s immersive exhibition at the Boiler House in Shoreditch, was the most impressive show I have seen in a long time! The show takes you on a vitual life journey of the artist and when you think it can’t get better, the last thing you’ll experience is a virtual reality immersion into the paintings. Unbelievable!! Really something to see!

I booked online to see the 'Monet Immersive Experience'. I had high expectations but left feeling disappointed and underwhelmed. There's a small courtyard in the front with some seating, but it was a chilly day. No one was there. There is a small gift shop at the end but I didn't see anything worth buying.