Horrible Histories Brings Awesome Egyptians to London Exhibition
Horrible Histories Brings Awesome Egyptians to London Exhibition

Horrible Histories has confirmed a new event at London's NEON in Battersea Power Station, partnering with the Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold exhibition. The family-friendly edutainment brand will present 'Horrible Histories - Live at the Museum!', offering a thrilling tour of priceless Egyptian artefacts preserved from thousands of years ago.

Two-Part Adventure with Ramses II

The event is based on the life and times of the great Ramses II and consists of two distinct parts. First, visitors are guided around the items and objects by 'Ramses' himself, journeying through the galleries and hearing stories from the remarkable reign of Ramses the Great. During this live adventure, families are surrounded by more than 189 original Egyptian treasures, including the actual coffin of Ramses the Great and the gold mask of Amenemope.

After the guided exhibition, attendees witness a hilarious live performance featuring the infamous 'Mummy Rap' and audience participation, learning the step-by-step guide of how pharaohs were turned into mummies.

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Dates and Ticket Information

The new addition to the Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold exhibition will run from July 27, 2026, to Sunday, September 13, 2026. Tickets are available now from the Fever website, starting from £14. The exhibition has received positive reviews on TripAdvisor, with visitors praising its informative content and atmosphere. One reviewer, Judith, noted: 'Fabulous exhibition. We stayed 2.5 hours. Really informative for the non-specialist. Beautiful jewellery. Impressive top notch graphics.' Another visitor, Adele, commented: 'Very easy to hear and see all the artefacts. Very well laid out and a really good atmosphere.'

Additional Summer Holiday Attractions

For those seeking other activities, ATG Tickets is offering 15 percent off select theatre shows through September, including Wicked and Stranger Things: The First Shadow. Alternatively, Dinosaur World Live offers a pre-historic adventure with creatures like the T-Rex and triceratops.

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