You can see one of the world's largest collections of Wesleyan ceramics and some of the finest Methodist paintings, together with many early Methodist artefacts. Throughout the year there are temporary exhibitions and special events to commemorate and celebrate Methodism past and present. Methodist involvement in social work, in politics and in education is represented here, as well as the ongoing life of the Church itself. Other Wesley-linked sites in the area Across the road from Wesley's Chapel is Bunhill Fields, the nonconformist cemetery where the grave of Susannah Wesley, mother of John and Charles, can be found, together with those of other famous people like Isaac Watts, Daniel Defoe, William Blake and John Bunyan. Closed every Thursday between 12.45 - 1.30 pm and on public and bank holidays.
Admission is free to all visitors on Sundays.
Ten per cent for parties of 20 or more and groups should book in advance. In order to book a party, contact the administrator. The Museum of Methodism and disabled toilet is accessible by lift. Access to the ground floor only of John Wesley's House. A varied selection of Wesleyana and souvenirs, including gifts and publications, is available from the shop in the entrance to the museum.