Combo (Save 16%): Frameless London + Moco Museum London Tickets

See two very different sides of London’s art scene in one plan, from bold contemporary works at Moco Museum London to fully immersive digital galleries at Frameless London, just a short walk apart.

Getting started

Begin at either Moco Museum London or Frameless London. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance, complete a quick security check, and head inside. Both visits are self paced, so you can choose your order freely.

What to expect

Two contrasting art experiences come together, combining contemporary exhibitions and immersive digital galleries within a short walk and one easy booking.

Frameless London

Famous artworks are reimagined across four galleries, where projections, sound, and motion turn paintings into large scale immersive environments you can move through.

Features:

• Four immersive gallery spaces: Beyond Reality, Colour in Motion, The World Around Us, and Art of Abstraction each present a different visual world built with projection, sound, and scale.

• Art that surrounds you completely: Works by Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, and Wassily Kandinsky expand across walls, floors, and ceilings, transforming entire rooms into moving artworks.

• Changing seasonal experiences: Depending on timing, the Blank Canvas gallery hosts artist residencies and installations that introduce new immersive themes and storytelling formats.

• Onsite extras: A cafe bar, gift shop, and the Art of You photo experience give you space to pause, browse, and take home a personalised digital artwork.

Moco Museum London

Contemporary artworks by Banksy, Warhol, and Basquiat fill a townhouse setting, with rotating exhibitions and audio guided storytelling adding context to bold, thought provoking installations.

Features:

• Contemporary art in a townhouse setting: A compact museum space filled with modern, pop, and street art, where each room highlights a different artistic voice or theme.

• Big names and bold expressions: Works by Banksy, Andy Warhol, and Jean-Michel Basquiat bring strong visual statements through street art, pop art, and mixed media installations.

• Rotating exhibitions: Temporary showcases, including recent features like Robbie Williams’ Radical Honesty, bring changing perspectives and fresh storytelling to the museum.

• Audio guided storytelling: A self guided audio experience adds context to artworks, helping connect themes, artists, and ideas in a simple, easy to follow way.