Nelson Mandela: The Official Exhibition

The Nelson Mandela exhibition is a new major touring exhibition, where visitors are taken on a journey through the life of the iconic and powerful political leader. Spanning over 750 square meters, this exhibition shows never seen before films and photos from Mandela’s life.

Don’t miss fascinating historical moments such as his letter to Tony Blair, Nelson Mandela’s Nobel Peace Prize and remarkable relics from the apartheid era. Watch touching testimonials from the people that loved and worked with him closely such as, FW de Klerk, Zelda La Grange, Stevie Wonder and Peter Gabriel.

Get a fresh insight into the places, people and events that shaped Mandela from his humble beginnings to his political career as a global leader. Relive the global celebration of his release after 27 years in prison and his historic ascent to become South Africa’s first democratically elected president.

When you book, you will be emailed an e-Voucher. Print it out and bring it with you when you visit the Nelson Mandela Exhibition. Upon arrival, you need to exchange your e-Voucher for a ticket at Nelson Mandela Exhibition entrance. You will then be given the next available time slot for entry.

Opening Times

• Open daily from 10am – 6pm
• First Entry: 10am
• Last Entry: 5pm

Address

• 7 Addington St Lambeth, London, SE1 7RY

How to get there

• Train: Waterloo Station (0.4mi)
• Tube: Waterloo Underground Station (0.4mi), Westminster Station (0.4mi)
• Bus: St Thomas’ Hospital County Hall (Stop E), a 2min walk away from the exhibition

Closure dates

• Open every day until 2 June

Disabled Access

• The exhibition is fully accessible for wheelchair users