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Natural History Museum    

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A center of scientific excellence in the discovery of taxonomy and biodiversity, this world-famous museum promotes the discovery and enjoyment of …

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Mar 21, 2025
Went again after many years and once again found it so informative and interesting. It’s still admission-free and full of facts, photos, and things of great interest. So many avenues and rooms to v…Full review by N1ngN1ng
Mar 21, 2025
What a fantastic and fabulous place! We let the kids off and they were free to explore wherever they wanted. Did one floor at a time and met back before moving on up a floor to compare notes about wh…Full review by lynwhite305
Mar 18, 2025
The giant dinosaur skeletons are really fascinating ! A lot to see and very educational. Central location and easily accessible.Full review by king50
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The Natural History Museum in London is a museum exhibiting a vast range of specimens from various segments of natural history. It is …
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What is it? Both a research institution and a fabulous museum, The Natural History Museum opened in Alfred Waterhouse’s purpose-built …
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Explore the natural history of the planet Earth, from the prehistoric era to the present day, at one of London's most visited museums. In 18…
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Originally constructed to serve as the housing for the British Museum's collection of natural history, and enriched with contributions from p…
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Admission is free and the museum is open until 6 pm
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Daily Nature Live talks are given at 2:30pm on a huge range of topics; they're put online, too
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On weekends and school holidays, the outdoor queue can be an hour long, so go at opening and enter through Exhibition Road for lighter crowds
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The Dinosaurs Gallery (Blue Zone) is a must for children, who gawp at the animatronic T-rex
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Visitors can also feel an earthquake, see a scorpion up-close, and examine the earth's layers at this vast museum
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Taking a behind the scenes tour or visiting the newly renovated darwin centre cocoon you can see them at work
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Visitors are allowed to touch the exhibits
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Explore the garden trail and stag beetle exhibition, free entry
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The museum has a website providing a virtual tour overview
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The science museum specializes in hands-on exhibits that are great for kids
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The entrance to the museum is free
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You'll have the chance to meet important scientists
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General admission is free, but some special exhibits do charge an entrance fee
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Like other publicly funded national museums in the united kingdom, the natural history museum does not charge an admission fee
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Head over to the darwin centre where you can see real scientists
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The museum's four collection zones contain exhibits covering the earth's natural history
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Butterflies'. there are also many opportunities to visit the museum after hours including movie nights
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Inventive and interactive display, notably in the new earth galleries and the ecology gallery
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Don't miss 'the power within', where you can experience what an earthquake feels like!
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Museum collections include extensive repositories of mammal, bird, and aquatic life skeletons, tracks, and fossils
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Follow the red zone if you're interested in geology
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Find out whether the natural history museum has halal food and prayer places
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A day at the museum with children will surely be a great learning experience, and a fun thing you can do together, as a family
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