CityTour.co.uk/Tickets

London

Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold: The Exhibition London

Explore artifacts, jewelry, and mummies at Battersea Power Station's NEON.

See tickets from £24

Tickets £24from

Rating 4.4out of 5

Reviews 247on Google

What it is

An exhibition showcasing the treasures of Ramses and ancient Egypt.

Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold: The Exhibition offers a deep dive into the world of ancient Egypt, focusing on the opulent artifacts and history of King Ramses. Located at NEON in Battersea Power Station, this exhibition features a variety of well-preserved items including jewelry and mummies, providing visitors with a glimpse into the craftsmanship and culture of the time.

This exhibition is particularly appealing for those with an interest in history and archaeology, offering an informative and well-curated experience. The VR experience and audio guide are recommended for those wanting to delve deeper into the exhibits. The exhibition space is described as comfortable and air-conditioned, making it a pleasant visit regardless of the weather outside.

Ideal for families, the exhibition includes elements that engage children, such as the 'Horrible Histories' section which captivates younger visitors. While it can become busy, with short queues forming in front of popular items, the layout and additional activities ensure a comprehensive and enjoyable visit for all ages.

Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold: The Exhibition London

Place data by Google

Tickets

Ways to get in.

A large Egyptian statue displayed in a museum, with two people observing it, set against a backdrop of temple columns.

A large cultural artwork of an ancient figure's face, framed by textured walls resembling rock formations in a museum setting.

Golden mask of an Egyptian pharaoh with exhibition title 'Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold' displayed above.

Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold: The Exhibition London: Entry Ticket

Learn about the reign and view ancient historical artifacts

Visit an exhibition that presents the legacy and achievements of Ramses II, also known as Ramses the Great. Learn about his nearly 67-year reign, monumental constructions, military prowess, influence on ancient diplomacy, and lasting dynasty of many descendants. Gain insight into the life and strategies of this historical figure w

Duration: 1 hora Mobile ticket Wheelchair accessible

Included* Entry ticket

from£24 See tickets

Sold by Tiqets. Prices checked on 3/09/2026.

The story

How it got here.

The exhibition delves into the era of Ramses II, one of ancient Egypt's most renowned pharaohs, who is noted for his extensive building projects and numerous military campaigns. Ramses II's reign is often associated with prosperity and architectural advancements, as he commissioned many temples and monuments throughout Egypt.

Artifacts on display include intricate jewelry and well-preserved mummies, showcasing the artistic and cultural achievements of the time. These items provide insight into the daily lives and religious practices of the ancient Egyptians, as well as the pharaoh's role as both a political and spiritual leader.

The exhibition not only highlights Ramses II's contributions but also places them within the broader context of ancient Egyptian history, offering visitors a comprehensive understanding of this influential period. The Battle of Kadesh, one of Ramses' notable military engagements, is illustrated through a video display that immerses visitors in the historical event.

The visit

What you actually do.

The exhibition is housed at NEON, Battersea Power Station, offering a well-organized display of artifacts that can be explored in about two hours. Visitors are greeted with a short film introduction, setting the stage for the journey through ancient Egypt. The exhibition features a range of items from necklaces with intricate patterns to displays of mummies, each accompanied by detailed information.

Audio guides are available for those wishing to gain more insights, although some visitors noted challenges with the numbering system, requiring a supplementary sheet to identify exhibits. Despite this, the guides are praised for their depth of information.

A VR experience is available for an additional fee, providing an interactive way to engage with the history presented. While this adds to the overall experience, it is not included in the standard ticket price, so visitors should plan accordingly.

The exhibition can become crowded, especially during peak times, which may result in brief queues for popular exhibits. However, the staff are noted for their helpfulness, ensuring a smooth visit. At the end of the exhibit, a shop and café offer refreshments and souvenirs, providing a fitting conclusion to the visit.

Before you go

Practical notes.

Book tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.

Visit on weekdays for smaller crowds.

Allow at least 2 hours for a thorough visit.

Consider the audio guide for detailed insights.

VR experience costs extra; plan your budget.

The exhibition is wheelchair accessible.

Nearby food options include Manna and Noci.

Opening hours

Monday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Tuesday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Wednesday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Thursday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Friday10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Saturday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Sunday9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Where it is

NEON at Battersea Power Station, 2 Circus Rd E, Nine Elms, London SW11 8DQ, UK

More things to do around here

Walking tours, day trips and experiences around this area, on GetYourGuide.

Tours and activities ↗

NEON at Battersea Power Station 78 m walk · Tourist attraction

Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold: The Exhibition London 81 m walk

Battersea Power Station Christmas Market 103 m walk · Tourist attraction

Battersea Power Station 154 m walk · Historical landmark

Bounce Battersea 90 m walk · Cocktail bar

Blank Street Coffee 123 m walk · Coffee shop

Manna - Smash Burgers Battersea Power Station 127 m walk · Hamburger restaurant

Noci Battersea 131 m walk · Italian restaurant

Tube Station 222 m walk · Subway station

Battersea Power Station 229 m walk · Subway station

Battersea Park / Chelsea Gate (Stop CC) 491 m walk · Bus station

Battersea Park Station (Stop P) 561 m walk · Bus station

Questions people ask

Before you visit.

How do I get to the exhibition?

The exhibition is located at NEON, Battersea Power Station. The nearest tube station is Battersea Power Station, about a 229-meter walk away.

How long does the exhibition take to visit?

Visitors typically spend around 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the exhibition.

Should I book tickets in advance?

It is recommended to book tickets ahead of time to ensure availability, especially during peak times.

What is included in the ticket price?

The standard ticket includes entry to the exhibition. The VR experience is available for an additional fee.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the exhibition features wheelchair accessible parking and entrances.

Is the exhibition suitable for children?

Yes, there are engaging sections for children, such as the 'Horrible Histories' area, which is well-suited for ages 6 to 10.

Can I take photos inside the exhibition?

Photography is generally allowed, but it is recommended to check specific exhibit restrictions upon arrival.

Are there food options nearby?

Yes, several dining options are close by, including Manna for burgers and Noci for Italian cuisine.

More to see

Other places nearby

Cotswold Day Trips from London London · 1.3 km London Concerts London · 1.6 km The Royal Mews London · 1.9 km Houses of Parliament London · 2.1 km Paradox Museum London · 2.5 km Apsley House London · 2.5 km

Tours & tickets → Everything to do in Greater London →

Flights and hotels

Getting to London

Search flights and places to stay. Prices come from Expedia and update live.

Book it

Book your ticket to Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold: The Exhibition London.

Tickets are booked through Tiqets. Live prices and instant confirmation.

See tickets See tonight’s rates

Affiliate disclosure. If you book through the links on this page we may earn a commission from Tiqets, GetYourGuide or Expedia, at no extra cost to you. It does not change your price and does not affect what we write.

Written by CityTour editorial. Google data collected on 3/09/2026.

See tickets from £24