This is amazing place , Its contains the Rosetta Stone, which helped scholars understand the ancient Egyptian 🇪🇬🇪🇬language , you will have fun there

Very interesting museum. Many many artifacts fro. All over the world. Somewhat concerning that these artifacts where taken from their orginal countries of origin. Puts a damper on so of the excitement of seeing the artifacts.

Breath taking! A word of warning, you need all day!... A good day. Everywhere you look, history hits you! I only had 4 hours there and it wasn't enough. I'm going back with pleasure.

Would definitely recommend checking this museum out, it puts things into perspective. If you are philosophical, chances are you will reflect that there were many nations greater, wealthier and more powerful than us, but they did not take their possessions with them and eventually came to an end. The most extraordinary gallery for me is the Islamic World, the pieces are exquisite and I find a calming feeling being there! Putting aside the realisation that all of the artefacts have been taken from other countries, make the most of it while they are here! I doubt they’ll be returning them. Closest tube is Tottenham Court Road and literally a 3 minute walk.

Not sure what I can say. This is one of the finest museums in the world. Definitely a testament to the age of empire with its vast collection of antiquities from just about every part of the world. Be prepared to spend several days here if you want to see what the museum has to offer. It's simply amazing!!!

The British Museum is not just a museum; it's a voyage through human history and a testament to the curiosity and creativity of the human spirit. Whether you're an art aficionado, history buff, or simply a curious traveller, a visit to The British Museum is an opportunity to unlock the treasures of our shared heritage. So, make sure to include it in your London itinerary and let history unfold before your eyes. The best part? Entry to The British Museum is free. Its central location in London makes it easily accessible by public transport, and guided tours are available for those who want a deeper understanding of the collection.

This is one of the most significant art place in the world. Don’t miss it please.

Too crowded and not only because of the tourists but also the local residents. For those who are planning to go there - keep in mind that exhibition is not all free access. There are some area where you have to pay. And when you are getting inside - it is pretty hot inside so do bring a bottle of water. Enjoy the visit.

I could visit the British Museum every day and see something I haven't seen before. It is fantastic, an absolute must see place.

A museum to be seen if you visit London. I especially recommend him who loves Egypt and ancient Greece. It also has a restaurant, so you can rest between several floors to see. The entrance is free of charge for everyone.

Most of things are stolen from india and egypt

The Greatest archaeological museum I have visited so far. Though not specialized and having better competitors in the different areas (the Roman museums in Rome and Naples are better for Roman History, the Cretan Museum is better for the Cretan civilization, etc.), this museum encompasses all Ancient Civilizations I am interested in and has gathered millions of findings uncovered by the numerous British expeditions in the Ancient Near East. It took me whole day just to pass quickly the Egyptian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian sections. One needs at least a week to cover all interesting objects and to read through the descriptions of the different findings. A place to return numerous times during the lifetime of any enlightened person ! Where else can someone find so grand finds, that have turned the science of mankind history like the Flood Tablet, the Rosetta stone, the palette of Narmer, the Akkadian, Sumerian and Assyrian cuneiform tables and so on and so forth.

only came in for a bottle of water came out with a dead body(sus)

BETTER TO GO DURING THE WEEK NOT ON WEEKEND

It’s a nice building full of “borrowed” sculptures from all over the world. Unfortunately those sculptures would look better back where they belong.

Good place!

This place is outstanding. World class!! Costs nothing to come in but they ask for a donation which is fair enough. You could spend days in here!