The UK's first dedicated national LGBTQ+ museum, the recently opened Queer Britain is a permanent blockbuster exhibition organized around artifacts and artworks that chronicle the country's queer history. Spanning centuries, the collection includes objects ranging from Oscar Wildes Reading Gaol cell door to installations from young British queer artists. The space is nestled in the recently regenerated greenery of the King's Cross Granary Square and close to attractions such as Madame Tussauds, ZSL London, and Camley Street National Park.