Connect with the stories that matter
Highlights
📸 World-Class Photography: Discover powerful, award-winning visual stories celebrating 70 years of world-renowned photojournalism
🌍 Global Perspectives: Immerse yourself in moving documentary photography from photojournalists across the globe
🏛️ Iconic London Gallery: Hosted at the MPB Gallery along vibrant Bermondsey Street, minutes from London Bridge
🎟️ Flexible All-Day Access: Enjoy unlimited capacity with day-long ticket validity so you can explore at your own pace
General Info
📅 Dates: Friday 21st August – Wednesday 30th September 2026
⏰ Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday (Off-Peak): 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Last entry at 7:15 PM)
Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays (Peak): 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Last entry at 5:15 PM)
📍 Location: MPB Gallery (Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3UD)
👤 Age requirement: Open to all ages (Children under 12 enter free)
♿ Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible
🎫 Ticket Info: Tickets are valid for all-day entry on your selected date. Concession discounts are available on-site with valid ID.
Description
Celebrating 70 years of excellence, the prestigious World Press Photo Exhibition arrives at the MPB Gallery in London! Presented in partnership with MPB—the global platform for visual storytellers—this world-renowned exhibition showcases the finest in photojournalism and documentary photography from the past year.
From breaking news to poignant human stories, experience compelling visual narratives captured by the world’s most courageous photographers. Whether you're a photography enthusiast, a storytelling lover, or simply seeking a deeply moving cultural experience, step inside and see the world through a new lens. Book your tickets now! 🎟️
Highlights
📸 World-Class Photography: Discover powerful, award-winning visual stories celebrating 70 years of world-renowned photojournalism
🌍 Global Perspectives: Immerse yourself in moving documentary photography from photojournalists across the globe
🏛️ Iconic London Gallery: Hosted at the MPB Gallery along vibrant Bermondsey Street, minutes from London Bridge
🎟️ Flexible All-Day Access: Enjoy unlimited capacity with day-long ticket validity so you can explore at your own pace
General Info
📅 Dates: Friday 21st August – Wednesday 30th September 2026
⏰ Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday (Off-Peak): 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Last entry at 7:15 PM)
Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays (Peak): 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Last entry at 5:15 PM)
📍 Location: MPB Gallery (Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3UD)
👤 Age requirement: Open to all ages (Children under 12 enter free)
♿ Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible
🎫 Ticket Info: Tickets are valid for all-day entry on your selected date. Concession discounts are available on-site with valid ID.
Description
Celebrating 70 years of excellence, the prestigious World Press Photo Exhibition arrives at the MPB Gallery in London! Presented in partnership with MPB—the global platform for visual storytellers—this world-renowned exhibition showcases the finest in photojournalism and documentary photography from the past year.
From breaking news to poignant human stories, experience compelling visual narratives captured by the world’s most courageous photographers. Whether you're a photography enthusiast, a storytelling lover, or simply seeking a deeply moving cultural experience, step inside and see the world through a new lens. Book your tickets now! 🎟️
4.6/5
based on 64 reviews
- Great exhibition 👍🏻
- Stunning
- Wonderfully displayed with just the right amount of description - so important to accompany each photo. The gallery was fairly empty which meant we could browse and linger without being jostled. A very thought provoking display, albeit so much because of human cruelty. Thank you for promoting freedom for Journalists
- Very very nice! And free audioguide included.
- It was outstanding. I bought the book and I’m recommending it to friends. I hope you get a massive attendance.
- short but sweet. Each photo invokes strong emotions and you can tell the photographers very carefully hand picked the best out of thousands they had undoubtedly taken.