Enjoyed our day out. Very interesting and educational. A mixture of exhibitions on display from dinosaurs to earthquakes to everyday birds and bugs. There are at least 2 places to eat and prices are not to bad seeing as you don't pay for entry to the museum as it's free, donations are welcome. Would recommend visiting at least once. Easy access for buggies and wheelchairs

We were there with kids, they loved it! Although it is free to visit you have to book your visit, and if it is full they don't take people without a booking, so plan ahead. The dinosaur 🦖🦕 exposition is great, but very crowded. The part about the earth geology is awesome and very kid friendly. There is a large exposition of gems also. The great hall and the building are also beautiful and impressive!

Another wonderful museum in London! A place to spend a whole day! Astonishing architecture, wonderful collections, kids-friendly place, nice souvenir shops. I found the dinosaur and minerals collections especially fascinating! The curators have done their job brilliantly! The part on volcanoes was really helpful and insightful!

The Natural History Museum has been around for a long time, I remember going as a child.... and recently on a trip out we decided to take our own children for a visit. We knew it could get busy so we booked a time slot online beforehand, it's free admission and you can give a donation if you'd like. Plenty of places to give a donation when you are there as well, and thankfully there is no hard sell. If your planning to do the museum properly and see everything, then give yourself a good few hours. We have young children, so no chance of seeing everything, we just prioritised a few key areas - mainly around stuff they are doing at school. We still managed just under 3 hours...! The place is HUGE! There are also a few exhibits which you can pay to see, but be aware that some things get sold out if you have not planned ahead. The museum has a restaurant / cafe area to 'refuel' as well as all the other facilities you would expect to see from a big London museum. Navigation can be a bit tricky / confusing as much of the building is old, and you will end up retracing your steps at times to go back to areas you may have missed! If you take very small children, you may find yourself carrying prams up / down stairs etc, and when really busy it can be quite tight getting through the crowds of people - there isn't really a set route in most areas, people just go where they like (apart from the dinosaur area which had a fairly clear one way type system!) Our kids were perhaps a little too young to appreciate everything that the museum had to offer, but we still had a great time - and I would still recommend the museum for a visit, and I can imagine we will certainly being visiting again in the not too distant future... an excellent museum!

Free to visit. This Museum is a great place to visit for any age. It has so many interesting items. It is inspiring and reflective regarding are planet. It is a place of learning and awakens also the knowledge we hold within. Great staff and volunteers will help you and guide you. Accessibility at all levels by stairs and lifts. Time to visit, it is a very large museum. You can spend many hours and still feel you have only seen a small amount. Cafe and shop. It's a place where children can interact with the surroundings. It's on the list of amazing places to visit. A few pictures to give you a glimpse of inside the museum.

An impressive place, the museum is enormous and you cannot see everything in a couple of hours. My recommendation is to look at the map and select in advance the exhibits that are most appealing to you. The highly popular dinosaur’s exhibit is located at the ground floor and can be busy. I especially like the Earth Treasure’s gallery with magnificent rocks and gems. You can buy the museum activity book for 5p that includes a map and nice explanations and tasks for kids.

(Translated by Google) For our trip to London ....., it was one of the stops I had set out to do. Once you go to a very important place or city like London, there are places and places that you must visit. The British Museum is one of them! For a lover of the history of art and archeology it is the best. I won't tell you if you add the fact that you are passionate, like me, of the movie "The Mummy"! 😁😁😁, set in the British Museum! Apart from this little "parenthesis", it was an extraordinary experience. It takes a dip in the past. You travel through the centuries, as if the centuries had never passed, as if all you see is the present! Stay in touch with civilizations that existed hundreds and thousands of years ago, breathe a surreal atmosphere, take a dip in a story that until then you only knew from school books! It was an unforgettable experience and I would add "fascinating" too! Everyone should visit it! We are talking about the BRITISH MUSEUM !!! (Original) Per il nostro viaggio a Londra....., era una delle tappe che mi ero prefissata di fare. Una volta che vai in un luogo o in una città importantissima come Londra, ci sono dei posti e dei luoghi che obbligatoriamente devi visitare. Il British Museum è uno di quelli! Per un' amante della Storia dell'arte e dell'archeologia è il massimo. Non vi dico se ci si aggiunge il fatto che si è appassionati, come me, del film "La Mummia"!😁😁😁, ambientato proprio nel British Museum! A parte questa piccola "parentesi", è stata un'esperienza straordinaria. Si fa un tuffo nel passato. Si viaggia nei secoli, come se i secoli non fossero mai passati, come se tutto quello che vedi è il presente! Stai in contatto con delle civiltà che sono esistite centinaia e migliaia di anni fa, respiri un'atmosfera surreale, fai un tuffo in una storia che fino a quel momento l'hai conosciuta solo dai libri di scuola! È stata un'esperienza indimenticabile e aggiungerei anche "affascinante"! Tutti dovrebbero visitarlo! Stiamo parlando del BRITISH MUSEUM!!!

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Magnificent collections of fossils and bones of dinosaurs and other animals that is been extinct. They have lots of collections of precious natural stones from around the world and even meteorites. You need a whole day to really explore this area. One of the good thing about this museum is free. No Entrance fee needed. But if you like to give donations depends on you.

One of a class museum in its own kind. In my view it’s the best museum in London. Beautiful n amazing architecture building having a lot of rooms which holding precious info of the world about nature, gems, animals, birds n many more. Wonderful giant sculpture waiting for u in main hall as soon as u entered the building. Dinosaur section is the best one. Awesome thing is its free as other museums in London. Must visit if ur in this beautiful city. It’s not only good for adults but kids too.

Wow! A free attraction that you can get lost on and spend all day there. We arrived at 11am and left at 5. There was so much to see. The humming bird taxidermy display was truly amazing. Such a great work of art. Also the actual building was more breathtaking than the exhibits. We only managed to do a quarter of the museum. There is a little dinosaur cafe bit that the children enjoyed. We didn't do any of the paid stuff as there was a lot to do. Also the crystals they have for sale are at such great prices very cheap.

Founded in 1753, the British Museum's remarkable collection spans over two million years of human history. Enjoy a unique comparison of the treasures of world cultures under one roof, centred around the magnificent Great Court. World-famous objects such as the Rosetta Stone, Parthenon sculptures, and Egyptian mummies are visited by up to six million visitors per year. In addition to the vast permanent collection, the museum's special exhibitions, displays and events are all designed to advance understanding of the collection and cultures they represent. Child TicketFREEFamily TicketFREESenior TicketFREEAdult TicketFREE Entrance to the Museum is free. A donation of £5 is recommended. There are admission charges for special exhibitions and some events - book online now to avoid missing out. Opening Times Open daily from 10am to 5.30pm. Open late on Fridays until 8.30pm

We've always wanted to visit the Natural History Museum and finally got the chance to go this year. Based in South Kensington, it was fairly easy to plan travel to the location of the museum. We went on a Friday during the summer holidays and it was pretty busy but we were able to get round the museum with ease and look at all that we wanted to. It was free to enter and we had no waiting time but we were told by friend to book tickets online anyway so you have a slot time for your visit. Our main area of interest was the Jurassic era so seeing real dinosaur bones and preserved fossils was pretty amazing. We even got to see Dippy the Dinosaur that is currently at the museum for a limited time. Lots of great history and facts on earth and wildlife. Really enjoyed it. Its free to enter and all they ask for is donations towards keeping it open. The only downside I personally experienced was that I bought a salad from one of the on site Cafes and about 20 minutes after eating it, it repeated on me and I spent about 15 minutes in the loos being sick. My top tip would be to eat before you attend, take snacks and a bottle of water to stay hydrated. It got pretty hot in some of the rooms so be prepared.

Really enjoyed my second visit to the Natural History Museum. Absolutely fantastic museum with loads on offer for everyone. I've now done the dinosaur exhibit twice, and will likely make it my first stop on my next visit. The cocoon was quiet - away from the hustle and bustle of crowds of school kids. Some really cool specimens of insects in there, and had the opportunity to watch some scientists working in real time through the viewing windows. The mammal exhibit is great with plenty to see, but it would be nice if the invertebrate sea life section had a bit more to look at, it felt like a part of the museum that is coming up for an update. Plenty of great birds to look at as well, some really cool birds on display. The architecture too is phenomenal, a genuinely beautiful building to look at, inside and out. Really looking forward to my next visit, when I'll do the red zone and spend more time in geology. This is really a three visit museum at minimum. If you've read this far - book tickets. There must have been 300 people queued up in the non-ticket line when I got there, so I just got on my phone and booked tickets and walked straight through the ticket line, no wait.

I really liked the museum, it is interesting not only for children, but also for adults.We booked a time in advance, but no one looked at the tickets. There are a large number of exhibits, dinosaurs are like real ones, you can learn a lot of new things. The museum itself is incredibly beautiful, every detail, column, wall. I highly recommend everyone to visit this place and bring their children.

You can't go wrong with free entry. Fantastic way to spend a few hours. Great, interesting exhibitions for all ages. Bought the Kids guide but only used it for the map during the visit. Will probably make more use out of it during the train journey home!

Great museum. I've been there twice and I've loved the experience each time. Rich history of the earth's changing landscape over millions of years and what caused the changes. It displays also the history of the different species of animals that once lived on earth and brought about their extinction. There is so much knowledge on display. The kids had fun touring the museum and asking lots of questions. There are food cafes and cake and coffee bars within the museum if you need a bite. The top 3 (or so) levels are the busiest so unsurprisingly, the toilets have a long queue too but people rarely go down to the lower levels. There are large rooms there (on the school trip/investigative/research floor) with tables and seats and empty toilets. It's much quieter down there if you just wanted some peace and quiet to read or have your meal. The museum is a great place to go explore with the kids on a day out or if you're even an adult that wants to know more about the history of our planet and universe.

This museum has been on my bucket list forever and finally I have made the trip here earlier this year in spring. Reserved the tickets online. There was a queue in the morning. It was still pretty quick to get in when the doors opened. Ah the displays were wonderful! Everything was a delight. Especially the more famous displays. Was floored by the hanging skeleton of the whale in the entrance hall. To anyone out there who loves museums. This is a must visit. You may not be able to cover it all in one day but it is sure fun to try. Be prepared for some crowds I guess. It wasn't too overwhelming on the day I visited.

Wow, this place is incredible, so much to see and do and always something new each time you visit. I can't believe it's still free to enter, although you can make a voluntary donation, as it's one of the best places to visit in London. Although it's always busy, and rightly so, because of the building's size, you can still find relatively quiet exhibition rooms to enjoy. You can easily spend a day here, the time just flies by.

Awesome! Absolutely fantastic! My favourite museum that I have been to. Both my brother and I are fully grown adults but upon walking in we felt like children again. I excited to see Dippy again after 5 years and it did not disappoint. If you visit do try to find the specimen rooms located a bit off the beaten path. This area is quiet but has some fascinating specimen jars that are great to see.

My favourite room in the British Museum is the Enlightenment Gallery. Last time I was there, I spent ages looking at all the amazing objects collected and concentrated in this huge space and all its cabinets and drawers and boxes and displays. It can get overwhelming, but if you go about it slowly, is very rewarding.

The British Museum is really nice. To begin with the building itself and then the main lobby, those are beautiful structures and views. Inside the Museum, you can find history from all over the world and that's pretty cool. I admit I'm not the most Museum type guy, but I thought it was really amazing to check the Rosetta Stone, the original blocks from the Parthenon, check the natural "human mummy", amongst many other objects and artifacts (awesome clocks, incredible chess board, weapons, traditions, etc.). And to finish, the best part... You can check all that for FREE!!! Enjoy.

I visited this place a while back, and I have to say it’s a great outdoor activity for family, friends or even if you’re on your own. I enjoyed it quite a bit and learned quite a bit too. I got fascinated by things I thought didn’t interest me before, so the museum also taught me something about myself too! I will definitely re visit as you don’t have time to explore it all in one go, unless you breeze through and hardly read anything you look at!

It was my 3rd visit in 15 years. Each one felt exactly the same, not much has been updated. I prefer going back to the Museum of Natural History in NYC. Even the Fields Museum in Chicago is more interesting.

A brilliant museum full of interesting things for children including dinosaurs, the earth and space. I loved the Wildlife photographer of the year exhibition. A very impressive building. Would advise to book tickets and then you only need to scan them. The museum is free.

Iconic London museum which is a must see for the whole family. This stunning building houses a natural history collection dating back billions of years. It's a huge place with many different sections and it's very difficult to do the whole thing in one go. It's free though and you can come back again. Dinosaurs, human evolution, volcano and earthquake zones are just some of the things to see and enjoy. With a number of cafes, plenty of bathrooms and gift shops, there is something for everyone. The architecture of the actual museum is beautiful and we had an amazing time. Essential for anyone interested in our natural world.

The museum was fairly busy on my visit, it seems to have lost a little bit of its edge, would have been nice if there was more interactive parts to the museum. Be good to see something new and interesting. I will say though the climate part of the museum was the more better areas

This is a really good museum. The rock collection is quite good. The dinosaur collection is Quite good but not as good as some that I have seen across the world Particularly in Alberta Canada. The Museum seems to have an obsession with a dodo bird. Museum is easily accessible. It has many nice cafés inside. It is also very close to the V& A Museum so doing both at the same time might be a good idea. The museum is not air-conditioned but there are many parts of the museum that are well aired out so I was comfortable on a hot day.

Great experience. It's really a great treat for free. Very well kept museum. It's quite an extensive collection of specimens. Vast diverse richly detailed sections and each of them is worth visiting. Needs at least 4 to 5 hours to explore the whole museum nicely.

Great museum, lots of things to look at, the reading is very engaging. We particularly liked the dinosaur section. We had to queue for about 30 minutes on a Friday around 12 o’clock so I recommend making a reservation beforehand. The museum itself was quite packed with people, it might be better to come later before closing times to avoid families and bigger crowds. The entrance is free but you can donate. You need at least 3-4 hours here but could easily spend a whole day.

Free museum with small areas which are paid to be viewed. It's very large and can take multiple hours to explore fully. Lots of different areas of interest and some interactive sections, kid friendly. Highly suggested. Areas include videos with sign language options too. Shops, bathrooms and cafes are all throughout the gallery.

Walking into the Natural History Museum in London was like stepping into a treasure trove of natural wonders. The exhibits cover an extensive range – from ancient fossils that trace the evolution of life on Earth to stunning gemstones that showcase the beauty of our planet. One standout was the dinosaur exhibit. Life-sized models and genuine fossils created an immersive experience, making it feel like you're in the presence of these ancient giants. The level of detail in the displays, along with accompanying information, added depth to the educational aspect. Moving beyond, the museum houses a captivating array of specimens representing various branches of natural history – from geological formations to intricate displays of flora and fauna. The diversity of the collections ensures there's something to pique the interest of every visitor. The morning visit allowed for a more intimate exploration. With fewer people around, I could take my time appreciating the intricate details of each exhibit without the usual hustle and bustle. It also made navigating through the museum's different sections smoother. Overall, the Natural History Museum stands as a testament to the marvels of our planet, offering a comprehensive and enlightening journey through the wonders of natural history. Cleanliness 4/5 Staff 5/5 Location 5/5 Food 3/5

A visit to the Natural History Museum with the family and kids is an essential London day out that will not disappoint. Amazing replica moulds of huge dinosaur bones.that tower over you and provide great picture memories. Free entry, freedom of movement and good opening times. The lunar exhibition is home to a massive illuminated representation of the moon. Amazing wildlife, mineral, plant, biology and other nature exhibits to.explore at your own leisure. I believe there is a paid exhibit which is either Avenger or Star Wars themed for the kids and geeks alike. Nice gift shop to end the day and bring home a souvenir. 5 stars well deserved. 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

(Translated by Google) Awesome. Extraordinary. For me in the Top 5 in London. Possibly one of the best in the world in its category. The continent seems amazing to me, no wonder they call it "the cathedral of nature." The continent is in keeping with the above, and I personally loved the sections on mineralogy, and of course, paleontology. We spent the whole morning, and like good Spaniards we ate at 3. Admission is free. (Original) Impresionante. Extraordinario. Para mi en el Top 5 de Londres. Posiblemente uno de los mejores del mundo en su categoría. El continente me parece asombroso, no me extraña que lo llamen "la catedral de la naturaleza". El continente está en consonancia con lo anterior, y personalmente me encantaron las secciones de mineralogía, y cómo no, la paleontología. Pasamos toda la mañana, y como buenos españoles comimos a las 3. La entrada es gratuita.

The museum is sensational. I recommend it a lot for children because there are a lot of stuffed animals. It has full-size animal reproductions that are very realistic. There is no age to visit this museum. The museum is very accessible for people who cannot use stairs, there are elevators for better accessibility to the exhibitions.

A beautiful museum which was built and opened to public in 1881. That’s 140 years ago today! Architect Alfred Waterhouse designed the museum to be a cathedral to nature and it is!One can’t help but be overawed by the design especially when you first enter the main hall. An awesome tribute to God’s creation in nature! About 80 million objects spanning 4.5 billion years are displayed here. An incredible claim I’m the museum website! Besides the amazing collections displayed, I did not know that the museum is also a leading research institute! More than 300 scientists work here and up to 700 research papers are published annually. Thoroughly enjoyed my visit here and I looking forward to return again! Do join the behind-the-scenes tour which I did and I learned so much more about the museum.

One of the best museums I have ever visited. It was an unbelievable geological and biological journey in time. I didn't know what I had to focus on; the beauty of the building or the collection itself. I wish I had more time(maybe days) to spend here. It was nice to meet you Dodo!

I love this museum. It's one, of the most beautiful buildings in London for me. Stunning architecture in the outside and lots of treasures in the inside. Definetely worth a visit. Entry is free but I'd recommend to book a ticket online (maybe a week in advance) to safe your time slot. Cafeteria and bathrooms available.

We had a wonderful visit here. Dippy was impressive and we were lucky there wasn’t a long queue. Sophie was also well worth visiting. The missus liked the human evolution exhibit while I enjoyed the gift shop - ended up buying a few gifts. It is definitely worth spending a couple of hours here.

I've always wanted to go to the Natural History Museum, so I was very exicted to finally get the opportunity to visit. We visited on a Friday, and should definitely have booked tickets in advance to save the queue time outside. The staff did very well to get us all in, but it was busy, and we had to wait a while to get in. The exhibits are amazing. I loved the huge scale of all the prehistoric fossils, and the building itself is beautiful. The dinosaur and marine sections were really enjoyable for me. It took a few hours to view just these zones alone, so you could easily spend the whole day there if you wanted. Some of the popular areas are very busy, so you have to be patient if you want to see everything. Because of the volume of visitors, it can get very hot! They added some portable fans and air conditioning units into some of the rooms, which took the edge off, but we skipped some of the really hot areas. In between the visit we went to the cafe, which was pretty reasonably priced and had a nice lunch box for kids. It's definitely worth buying a map (it costs £1) as the place is huge, and it would easy to miss a few of the rooms. For a free museum, the place is amazing and definitely worth some extra donations as you enter. The only negative is that as the museum got busier and busier, we became keen to leave and rushed through the last few rooms. This will obviously be different depending when you visit, but definitely recommended.

If you are into natural history then this museum is incredible. However if you get bored of looking at old fossils and minerals then you don't need much more than an hour in this place. From what I could see a map of the building requires a donation and the most interesting part of the museum is the entrance way with the huge dinosaur. They did have a dinosaur exhibition when I was there which is interesting but again doesn't take much more than 20 minutes to go through, but it was very good for kids as well

Absolutely breathtaking. We were fortunate enough to attend a wedding reception in this spectacular place and the views and the environment was out of this world. The iconic dinosaur skeleton 'Dippy the Diplodocus' looked amazing. The temperature for the wedding reception was very hot. Shame the Museum did not have air conditioning.

Love the NHM. Brought my kids here alot. Also used their butterfly house when open to see spectacular butterflies, caterpillars and moths. It can get very busy from about 12 onwards so I always came early and waited outside from about 9.30am and left after lunch. Great souvenir shop and awesome displays. It's so big you'll have to go more than once to make sure you see it all!

(Translated by Google) Museum of Natural History Natural History Museum (Original) Музей природознавства Natural History Museum

(Translated by Google) The capital of Great Britain is one of the most beautiful and interesting cities in the world. One of its main attractions is undoubtedly the British Museum. This is one of the largest and most visited museums in the world. The huge collection of the museum is divided by subject into several sections. We devoted most of our time to exhibits related to the history of Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. A few years before visiting the museum we were in the Egyptian Giza, where the guide, talking about the Great Sphinx, said that part of his beard is in the British Museum. Therefore, the first thing, having come to the museum, we went in search of the Sphinx's beard. We searched for a long time and to our great joy they found it. Abydos tablets and much more. The section dedicated to Ancient Greece displays many famous ancient sculptures, including one of the statues of the Caryatids from the Acropolis of Athens (the famous sculpture of a disco ball is located in the huge lobby at the entrance to the museum). There are many interesting exhibits in other departments dedicated to the Ancient East, Africa, Mesoamerica, Europe. The museum contains a large number of prints and graphics, including works by Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Durer, Raphael and other famous authors. You can devote a whole day to the museum, or even more than one, everything is so interesting. Besides, the entrance to the museum is free. (Original) Столица Великобритании - один из самых красивых и интересных городов мира. Одной из главных её достопримечательностей безусловно является Британский музей.Это один из крупнейших и наиболее посещаемых музеев мира.Огромная коллекция музея разделена по тематике на несколько отделов.Мы больше всего времени уделили экспонатам связанным с историей Древнего Египта,Греции и Рима.За несколько лет до посещения музея мы были в Египетской Гизе, где экскурсовод рассказывая о Великом Сфинксе, сказал что часть его бороды находится в Британском музее. Поэтому , первым делом, прийдя в музей , мы отправились на поиски бороды Сфинкса.Долго искали и к нашей большой радости ее таки нашли .В отделе посвященом Египту находится наибольшее собрание мумий и саркофагов за пределами Египта.Также мы тут видели знаменитый Розетский камень, осколок Абидосской скрижали и многое другое.В отделе посвященном Древней Греции выставлено много известных античных скульптур, в том числе ,одна из статуй кареатид с Афинского акрополя, (знаменитая скульптура дискобола находится в огромном вестибюле при входе в музей). Очень много интересных экспонатов и в других отделах посвященных Древнему востоку, Африке, Месоамерике, Европе.В музее собрано большое количество гравюр и графики , в том числе работы Микеланджело, Леонардо да Винчи, Дюрера,Рафаэля и других знаменитых авторов. Музею можно посвятить целый день и даже не один, все настолько интересно.К тому же , вход в музей бесплатный.

(Translated by Google) This is a statue of pure gold of King Osiris, his wife and his son, who took the English when they occupied Egypt, and there are many Arab and Islamic antiquities in the museum ,,, The Louvre Museum (Cockley Bari), the world's most famous British antiquities smuggler. He confessed during an exclusive phone call with "Rose Al-Youssef" newspaper. After the January 25 revolution, That he had dealings with 3 Egyptian ministers who were essential In the various Egyptian governments, As well as with 4 senior businessmen supported by a son The ousted Egyptian President Alaa and Gamal Mubarak, They were involved with him from 1990 to 2009 in smuggling Antiquities from Egypt. The British antiquities smuggler confirmed that the head of the king, “Amenhotep III,” Which was priceless had gone out of Egypt in full view From a number of characters, And that the head was returned to Egypt in a glorious royal ceremony I live at the Egyptian embassy in London In the presence of a delegation from the Queen of Britain and Scotland Yard on December 19, 2008, which he considers the worst day of his life, as he put it. Coakley was sentenced in London in January 1997 to 6 years in prison On charges of stealing and smuggling the head of the Egyptian Pharaoh King "Amenhotep III" Son of King Thutmose and father of King Akhenaten But he got out of prison and returned to smuggling again With the knowledge of the Egyptian ministers, whose names were refused to be revealed, He stressed that the Scotland Yard records know them well Their names were all mentioned during the investigations that dealt with his case at that time. It is noteworthy that the head of the Egyptian Pharaoh King "Amenhotep the Third" A rare piece made of a rare stone, the "schist" stone. The artistic qualities of this rare piece indicate To me that it bears the art of Amarna, As the face is almost complete and has some small cracks at the nose, And the head from behind is worn out, with a slight smile. The photo was taken when the piece was delivered to Egypt. But until this moment it has not been presented, despite its rare value, Which raises questions such as .. Was it stored in warehouses or was it smuggled in some other way? (Original) هذا تمثال من الذهب الخالص للملك أوزيريس وزوجته وإبنه ، آخذة الإنكليز عند احتلال مصر ويوجد بالمتحف الكثير من الآثار العربية والإسلامية ،،، متحف اللوفر(كوكلى بارى) مهرب الآثار البريطانى الأشهر عالميا .. اعترف خلال اتصال هاتفى خاص مع صحيفة “روز اليوسف” بعد ثورة 25 يناير، أنه كان له تعاملات مع 3 وزراء مصريين كانوا أساسيين فى الحكومات المصرية المختلفة، وكذلك مع 4 رجال أعمال كبار يساندهم نجلا الرئيس المصرى المخلوع علاء وجمال مبارك ، قد تورطوا معه خلال الفترة من 1990 وحتى عام 2009 فى تهريب الآثار من مصر. وأكد مهرب الآثار البريطانى علي أن رأس الملك”أمنحوتب الثالث“، التى لا تقدر بثمن كانت قد خرجت من مصر على مرآى ومسمع من عدد من الشخصيات، وأن الرأس أعيدت إلى مصر فى احتفال ملكى باهر أقيم بمقر السفارة المصرية بلندن بحضور وفد عن ملكة بريطانيا، وسكوتلاند يارد يوم 19 ديسمبر 2008 الذى يعتبره أسوأ يوم فى حياته على حد تعبيره. كوكلى حكم عليه فى لندن فى يناير عام 1997 بالسجن لمدة 6 أعوام بتهمة سرقة وتهريب رأس الملك المصرى الفرعونى “أمنحوتب الثالث” ابن الملك تحتمس ووالد الملك إخناتون لكنه خرج من السجن وعاد للتهريب مرة أخري بعلم الوزراء المصريين الذين رفض الكشف عن أسمائهم ، مؤكدا علي أن سجلات سكوتلاند يارد تعرفهم جيدا حيث وردت أسماؤهم جميعا خلال التحقيقات التى تناولت قضيته ساعتها. يشار إلي أن رأس الملك المصرى الفرعونى “أمنحوتب الثالث” قطعة نادرة مصنوعة من حجر نادر هو حجر “الشست” ، وتشير الصفات الفنية لهذه القطعة النادرة إلي أنها تحمل فن العمارنة ، حيث أن الوجه شبه كامل وبه بعض الشروخ الصغيرة عند الأنف ، والرأس من الخلف متآكله، مع الابتسامة الخفيفة. الصورة التقطت لحظة تسليم القطعة إلى مصر ، ولكن حتي هذه اللحظة لم تعرض رغم قيمتها النادرة ، الأمر الذي يثير التساؤلات مثل .. هل تم وضعها فى المخازن أم تم تهريبها بصورة أخرى؟.ه

Today was my first ever time at the natural history museum and i absolutely loved it!! You could honestly spend hours here but you'd truly need to spend the whole day to be able to see everything. It's massive! They've got hand sanitising stations everywhere and parts blocked off to keep everyone safe during this time. The gift shop was nicely kept and members of staff were so welcoming and friendly. Highly recommended coming to this place!!! These are the only pictures i took as I completely forgot to take any more.

What a beautiful museum the building is absolutely stunning! The collections are great, my children loved it all, every section was interesting and kept their attention. It was easy to access on the tube, there are two entrances one for the general public and one for anyone who needs ramp access (wheelchair, prams ect). The gift shop is great they have lots of crystals which were actually cheaper than eBay which was a shocker! I do recommend buying one of the maps so you can find what you are looking for easily. They have a fantastic beast exhibition on at the moment which was ridiculously overpriced 😳

Top place to go for free. Lots of great artefacts and information. You can donate money if you wish for the upkeep of the museum which is good. But it’s a great place to go for a wonder if you have time!

Simply stunning architecture sets the scene well for one of the world's very best museums. I was really pleased to see that Dippy is back taking pride of place and enjoyed the exhibition on earthquakes and volcanoes. A great day out. 👍🏻

I had an incredible experience visiting the Natural History Museum in London! The moment I stepped inside, I was captivated by the grandeur of the architecture and the vastness of the exhibits. The museum offers a fascinating journey through time, showcasing the wonders of our natural world. From the awe-inspiring dinosaur skeletons to the beautifully displayed gemstones, every section is meticulously curated and informative. The interactive displays and immersive exhibits make learning about our planet's history engaging and enjoyable for visitors of all ages. The staff were friendly and helpful, adding to the overall pleasant experience. I highly recommend a visit to the Natural History Museum—it's a true gem in the heart of London!

London Natural History Museum! It is a fascinating place full of history and archaeological and much more content! Place to go with family and children. It's amazing! Entrance free! Worth a visit! 🙌🏽. Price: free Transport: It is very easy to arrive by transport, train and buses 🚌 London has very efficient public transport!

Came here on the most busiest days ever where there were school kids on trips and families going around. If you like going to more quieter museums, then this place wouldn’t be recommended Besides that, it was lovely to go around and learn about the history of humankind and our climate. There were lots to see considering it was all free. Lovely shop at the end that had lots of things to buy. Would recommend booking a free entry ticket to avoid the queues

There is always a queue but it's way quicker with ticket booked. The place is very crowded. Lots of places to eat, sit or drink. Not so much interactivity in my opinion. The range of topics in the museum are quite big but the most crowded are dinosaurs with amazing skeletons. Overall nice play to visit.

Adults and kids had a blast, but our feet were not ready for this museum. It's beautiful and cleverly laid out with lots of interesting focal points and beautiful architecture to bring it all together. Some of the exhibits were higher quality and more thought out than others. The kids could not get enough of it, especially the dinosaur exhibit. Highly recommend, but bring a comfortable pair of shoes. Pro tip: book your reservations ahead of time (it's free) and you won't have to wait much or at all. We spent over 3.5 hours there, but you will need more if you plan on being meticulous.

We went on a Friday afternoon, and it was super busy and I think this affected the experience. I am the sort that typically require some space and quite to ponder on the specimens and exhibitions. There was also a long queue, guessing this had to do with the fact it was a Bank Holiday weekend. The Museum itself wasn't bad. Sections of the building and ground was under renovation but this didn't take away from the beauty of the building. I thought it was grand. I loved the intricate designs both in and out as well as the elegant ceilings. Those were worth paying attention too as well. And the hanging specimens from the roof were a stunner. Although the weather control didn't seem to work and it was mostly a sweaty experience, we still managed to have a good time. In the end, we found the Cafe/Restaurant on the ground floor and sat by a fan. The toilet was clean.

Four stars because in certain places it has started showing it’s age. Otherwise a great museum, where kids and adults can learn a great deal about the evolution of life on our planet. I would recommend booking online timed entry tickets (free) ahead of time. Reasonable prices in the canteen. Impressive building, especially the main hall. Easy, well-signposted access directly from South Kensington tube station.

An absolutely stunning museum with many new renewed exhibits. The dinosaur exhibit was such a huge success with the kids and they even had life-size dinosaur installations all over the museum. The gift shop is a nice place to pick out a variety of gifts for all ages and prices. The only challenge was navigating the museum during mid-terms and when it’s holidays all over Europe. The queue to enter was huge, it moved quickly though but once inside, it was an intense time with the crowded spaces and managing little ones.

Excellent museum. We made reservations, but there was not a wait when we arrived. There is an earthquake exhibit on the top floor. It was okay, but we enjoyed the escalator ride to it more than the actual exhibit. Our favorite two exhibits were the gem stones (beautiful) and the dinosaurs. Their animatronic T-Rex was awesome. The sheer size of fossils and animal skeletons were good reminders of just how small we are in creation. Amazing!

Very fun day out for all the family. There are so many exhibits and so much to learn and see! It’s fun whether u are a kid or an adult. The staff are friendly and eager to help you if you need assistance. Many public bathrooms are available around the museum. The building itself is also very impressive and has amazing architecture. The dinosaur exhibit was the highlight of my trip but I loved everything else in the museum too! So many things here has so much historical significance and long history’s and stories behind them. The minerals are so pretty and have the most beautiful colours. There is a lot of interactive activities as well which are entertaining. Food is available in many places in the museum and there are so many places to sit if you are tired.

Wonderful building with amazing architecture. The exhibitions are very informative and laods to see. It is a massive building. The blue whale exhibition is currently closed till March 2024. Dinosaurs were great to see and they have some interactive ones too which is good. The escalator up to the volcanoes section was thoroughly enjoyed with my 2 year old. Generally for toddlers the museum ain't the best. More for older kids and adults.

Such an absolutely wonderful time. I love museums of natural history and I'm not used to going to museums for free so this was such a pleasant experience. This was my first time at the Natural History Museum in London and there were so many wonderful exhibits. I was a little sad that the escalator which looks like you are going directly into a planet was down but this museum still had so many beautiful rooms filled with amazing aspects of natural history. While I loved many if the exhibits, my favorite part was walking into the grand entrance. It literally looked like I was walking into Hogwarts. That may sound strange to some, but I was just in such awe of its grandness and beauty. Definitely hope to return again in the future.

One of my favorite museums in London. Could spend hours just walking around. Would definitely suggest spending at least 2-3 hours. Great for families with children as they have some interactive displays. Some parts were under construction, so it's good to double-check the website for any updates. The silent disco they host is also something really unique to do in London, so I'd check for the dates they are hosting it

Had a wonderful time with my family. Very helpful personnel??

متحف التاريخ الطبيعي (بالإنجليزية: Natural History Museum)‏ في لندن هو معرضٌ علمي للطبيعة، يقع ضمن مجمَّع كبير للمتاحف في منطقة ساوث كينزنغتون بمدينة لندن البريطانية. افتتح المتحف في عام 1881، ويعرض تاريخ الأرض الطبيعي من فترة ما قبل التاريخ إلى يومنا هذا، ويشتهر المتحف بشكل خاص بعرض بقايا الهياكل العظمية للديناصورات. متحف يضم متحف التاريخي الطبيعي بلندن نحو 80 مليون عيّنة مختلفةٍ تعود لحيوانات ونباتاتٍ وحشرات وكائناتٍ منقرضة، بل وحتى معادن وبقايا جيولوجية. يعد المتحف مركزاً معروفاً عالمياً للبحث العلمي في مجال علم التصنيف وحفظ سجلات التاريخ البيولوجي. وقد نتج عن عمر المتحف الطويل أن العديد من عيناته أصبحت ذات أهميَّة تاريخية وعلمية شديدة، مثل عينات العالم تشارلز دارون التي لا زالت محفوظةً فيه حتى الآن. يشتهر المتحف ببعض العيِّنات المحددة التي يعرضها، مثل هيكل ديناصور الديبلودوكس العملاق الذي يزيِّن مدخله، كما أنَّه مشهور بتصميمه المعماري الفريد الذي منحه لقب كاتدرائية الطبيعة. يحتوي المتحف مكتبةً ضخمة تضم العديد من الكتب والمجلات والمخطوطات المتعلّقة بعلم الطبيعة، إلا أنَّه لا يمكن لعامة الناس دخولها. تأسَّس المتحف أول أمره سنة 1881، بعد أن عمل على تصميمه وبنائه المعماريُّ ألفريد ووترهاوس، وشيَّد المعماري ذاته بمنطقة مجاورةٍ المتحف الجيولوجي الذي دمج بالمتحف الأصلي لاحقاً ليصبح قسماً منه. كان متحف التاريخ الطبيعي في حين تأسيسه ملحقاً بالمتحف البريطاني، إلا أنَّه فصل عنه قانونياً سنة 1963، وظل رغم ذلك يُسمَّى بشكل رسمي المتحف البريطاني للتاريخ الطبيعي حتى سنة 1992. وقد ألحق بالمتحف حديثاً قسم جديد يُسمَّى مركز دارون، صُمِّم تصميماً حديثاً بهدف عرض وحفظ عينات تاريخية إضافية. مثل معظم المتاحف الحكومية في المملكة المتحدة، يمكن دخول متحف التاريخ الطبيعي بلندن مجاناً، فهو يعد مؤسسة خيريَّة عامة فحسب.

Such a wonderful and great museum. So many interesting things you can learn and find out. Love it !

(Translated by Google) Impressive museum that you must visit if or if! Large collection of species of animals in very good conservation and in a great organization (Original) Museo impresionante que hay que visitar si o si! Gran cantidad de recopilación de especies de animales en muy buena conservación y en una organización estupenda

If the collection didn't impress you, the building sure will. This is where you can combine your love for nature, science, history and architecture. This magnificent building that looks like a cathedral/palace, has millions of objects that are million year old. From most famous T-Rex, rare animals/birds to some exotic plants whose tiles decorate the museum's ceilings, this is one place that I can never get tired of. We should all be thankful to the father of dinosaurs Sir Richard Owen who wanted the building large enough to display the skeleton of the largest animal on earth, The Blue Whale. And we should also thank him for scrapping the entry fee because in olden times, these super world class attractions were only for the super rich but he wanted everyone to have access and enjoy the natural world. What a nice gesture.

A place full of history where you can spend hours and not really notice as time just flies. In normal conditions at the entrance is a queue so waiting can depend from just a couple of mins to even over 30 mins. Inside is space to move around it doesn't feel cramped. The staff is nice and helpful. A very good place to take children to learn, interaction games and simulations about how the human body works. The museum houses botany, entomology, mineralogy, palaeontology and zoology with a very wast number of specimens. Souvenir shop inside. Tube stations are just a couple of minutes walk. Also other places that can be visited if you still have time the same day are Kensington Palace, Hyde Park or Victoria and Albert Museum. They are also just minutes of walk distance.

The best and the biggest free Museum in London.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place for lovers of the history of our planet. (Original) Lugar maravilhoso para os amantes da história do nosso planeta.

For a start, getting directions to the museum from googlemaps, only takes you to the exit. To get to the museum's entrance, just carry on around to the other side of the building (left around, as you look at it). Right, as for the museum itself; as of early September 2020, the hand held audio guide isn't available. What they advise you to do, is use a QR reader and get information that way. You can also go to google's playstore, and download an audio from there; multiple languages are available. A large section of the museum deals with Egyptian history, from the 4th and 3rd millenium BC. Both the Rosetta Stone, and enormous statues of animals with altered heads. The pharoah's were viewed as near God like people, and even touching their feet was treated as great privilege. The depictions on pharaoh's tombs, indicated how they were to live in the afterlife, so included food, servants etc... Next there's Ancient Greece, leading up to the Roman era; with numerous statues and coinage. You're then taken to the Minoans and Miceneans; and shown some musical instruments made from bone. They're parts of the Greek Parthenon there, and also a full size replica of it. Then you go to the more modern collections from Africa studies, and some modern art. There is an emphasis on how items were obtained, and deal with weaponary and African beliefs. A grand day out, although no cream teas as the cafè is closed.

(Translated by Google) The British Museum in London is the most important museum in the United Kingdom and one of the most important in the world on history and culture. The British Museum houses more than seven million objects that illustrate and document the history of human cultures, from their birth to the present day, from pieces from all continents. (Original) El Museu Britànic de Londres és el museu més important del Regne Unit i un dels més importants del món sobre història i cultura. El Museu Britànic alberga més de set milions d'objectes que il·lustren i documenten la història de les cultures humanes, des del seu naixement fins a l'actualitat, a partir de peces de tots els continents.

Don't call it museum, better to call this Chor bazar/thief market

Free ticket in here, but need online book before you visit. Huge building with lots of interesting things. Dinosaur part is very cool. The materials part amazing and rich. Some part closed now to public.

Great place for kids. One of three major museums on Exhibition Road in South Kensington. The Natural History Museum's main front door, however, is on Cromwell Road, not on Exhibition Road. Entry is free. Lots of interesting items, friendly staff. You can spend a whole day here without being bored.

a great place to go when visiting. got some lovely pictures too!

(Translated by Google) Incredible building both architecturally and museum. Ideal to visit with children. Highly recommended. There is an earthquake simulator, which is funny. (Original) Increíble edificio tanto arquitectónicamente como museo. Ideal visitar con niños. Muy recomendable. Hay un simulador de terremotos, que es curioso.

Natural history museum is so elaborate . Being a teacher I picked and learned so many important facts which where not in the book .

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful building of the Victorian era. Lots of kids around. The museum is free, but some exhibits are paid. The expositions are divided by thematic areas. "Dinosaurs" are very interesting. Very cognitive "human body". Some exhibits travel around the country and are not always available for viewing in the museum itself. 🤩👏 (Original) Дуже красива будівля Вікторіанської епохи. Багатезно дітлахів навкруги. Музей безкоштовний, але деякі експозиції є платними. Експозиції розділені за тематичними напрямами. Дуже цікавою є "динозаври". Дуже пізнавальною "тіло людини". Деякі експонати мандрують країною і далеко не завжди є доступними до огляду в самому музеї. 🤩👏

(Translated by Google) @doctor Nina / ،,, foreign country .. beautiful .. Beautiful flowers ... Faro .. Cemetery .. Egyptology .. Montra (Original) @doctor Nina/،,,เมืองนอก..สวยงาม.นะค่ะ.. ดอกไม้สวยจัง...ฟาโร..สุสาน.อิยิปต์..มนตรา

(Translated by Google) A great place for everyone to find something there (Original) Super miesto kazdy si tam najde nieco🙂

Dinosaurs, rocks, skeletons, and of course a big blue whale!! An amazing day out for kids and adults alike. Lots to see, some faded and broken bits but this is an old museum!! Beautiful building and almost a museum in its own right! Stunning! Definitely book in advance, bring comfy shoes and stop regularly, not a place to rush. I'd also say it's a good place for kids to get used to photographing stuff too. Hope you have a fab day out... -1* as I'm missing Dippy!!!

What a place! Had a fabulous time with my fiance (soon to be wife) walking around on my birthday. The amount of exhibitions and knowledge you can acquire from a place like this is astonishing. I'd recommend you visit this not in one go as you will be absolutely exhausted. You should attempt to visit it in probably 3 days if you want to actually learn anything. Architecturally speaking, it is fantastic, just shows how great the buildings of old were. Being around for over 100 years and still holding all its glory, really amazes me. I cannot wait to come back more times and check the new exhibitions.

We left it too late to book our time slot and 15:15 was the earliest option. My 11 year older daughter enjoyed the dinosaur exhibition. So much so that she bought a dinosaur tail to wear. The cafe is over priced and disappointing for what we pay, but it is an oasis to rest between all the walking. My daughter loved avocado, chicken and spinach sandwich, but it’s better to take your own picnic if you have time to prepare it. The shop is great. We bought so many things over the years. The gem stone section was amazing. We were chased out as the museum was closing at 18:00. Book your slot a month or more in advance to get a morning time slot to enjoy the whole experience if you are not local. See

Great day trip out for friends, families even colleagues. A chance to be excited kids like you used to be :) hand sanitizer round the building had run out by 1 o'clock and barely anyone was wearing a face mask when recommended.

Wow, what a place. So much things to educate yourself. Good place for family's and your kids will love the museum, especially the dinasaur section. Just choose your day of visit wisely because if you go when schools are closed like me you will come across many kids and it will be crowded.Not the best option if you are travelling alone.Its free to visit but you need to book in advanced your time slot.

One of the coolest places you could ever take a child. It was just awesome to see those giant dinosaurs skeletons. I simply pictured myself back in the days when they existed 👌

A wonderful place, need more than s day to see it all

Kids love this place. We go every year and the experience is the same. The only downside is their restaurant area with dry kids sandwiches for like £5-£6 a meal box, so bring your own food and just get some coffee from there.

Boss place for kids and adults alike. Spent 2 hours here could have done the full day, well worth a visit.

Sunce it's a free entry museum, i always feel very grateful because it offers quite a lot of unique, and interesting exhibitions to see and explore. Lots of interesting info to learn from about - geological things like: volcanoes, earth itself, all kinds of rocks etc. I quite recommend it this place it suits for everyone. Especially for families with little ones.

A really fantastic place to bring the kids if you have a few spare hours. It's very well laid out and educational. The earth and volcanoes section, gems and dinosaurs and animals are very extensive. The building itself is also quite beautiful. Remember to book places online, especially at weekends and entry is free although donations welcome.

Really informative. Sad to see several displays have been removed. Staff wearing masks as chin warmers rather than seeing the example. Lots of out of date displays and multimedia (one informing that if the video isn't playing, the tape is rewinding!!!). Great"our broken planet" exhibition. Really made you think.

We went on Sunday the museum was busy but very good loads to do and see and FREE!!! You can really lose time with the exhibits and the amazing architecture loads of toilets, gift shops and cafe also you can donate as you go in contactlessly.

Fabulous place for adults and children. Free entry to most of the exhibits but please give a donation to keep this institution going. You could spend several hours here.

Amazing museum in London. Free entry which is a big plus + And the site is just beautiful and huge to say the least, and very well kept. Staff were friendly and the exhibitions were absolutely fantastic and visiting the museum makes a great day out for kids family and anyone in London. If you are in the area there are loads of museums near by such as the science museum which is also just as good as well as the Victoria and Albert museum. Overall 5 stars .

Great experience including the Fantastic Beasts exhibition. The food is a bit pricey, as expected of a museum, bit the attractions are well worth the trip! The staff are so friendly and helpful so don't be afraid to ask for help if you get lost. You will need to visit here more than once, this place is huge! I'm bringing my nieces and nephews here for a day trip next time. There is plenty of things for both adults and children to enjoy so it's fun for all ages.

Beautiful Museum. So Big, alot to learn. I will highly recommend you to visit it and try to read history of these species aswell. Stay Blessed Everyone.

We visited London specially to attend the National History Museum, we were expecting a few hours of looking around but we were in there 5 hours and had the best day! The museum is incredible and humbling, and as we are members there is a members only lounge and restaurant too. They were limiting numbers due to COVID. The exhibits are really interesting and there’s so much to see. Our visit today will be a special memory to me and we hope to return. I would definitely recommend a visit.

I went @2018. Now only posting photos and my view. One day is not sufficient to visit all area. Very big exhibition. Had wonderful knowledge gathering place. All should visit here if you get chance

Even if natural history isn't your favorite subject you will love this place. The minute you walk through the doors you feel like a kid, it's such a great feeling. Everything feels like an exciting revelation. And absolutely do not skip the wild life garden outside, especially in the autumn. It's a little peaceful wood in the middle of the big city. We walked in to see a little fox chasing birds while golden leaves fell all around, it was magical.

Having not been here in 10+ years, it was still as awesome as I remember it, however a little smaller (I was a kid the last time I came). Lots of really cool exhibits, although I felt that most exhibits were small and could’ve had more stuff to get lost in. Still a fun visit though!

Without a doubt, the best museum I've ever visited. You can easily spend the entire morning or afternoon there. It's perfect for a rainy day. There are various interactive exhibitions for both children and adults. If you're in London, it's a must-see attraction.

It's good for kids. For adults, there is a lot of improvement. I have been to natural history museums in New York, Washington DC, Oxford UK and this one. By far this is the worst natural history museum I must say. I think specimens are kept with aesthetics in mind rather than the idea of conveying knowledge to visitors. The building is grand and photogenic in every angle, indoors and outdoors. Free tickets, clean toilets are some good things. The dinosaur section was rather disappointing. As I mentioned earlier, it's an absolute entertainment for kids, whereas, I would like to see real specimens and read about them rather than viewing some video playing on a big screen.

Impressive dinosaur exhibition. Very educational exhibits about the planet, global warming and other catastrophes. Hours of free education and fun, I very nuch recommend it! - something I cannot recommend tho, is the cafeteria.

Amazing building, very busy in summer. Has a good flow to the exhibits which keeps traffic flowing well. Displays are informative and interactive allowing you to take as little or as much time as you would like. Unlikely to see everything in a day so either choose a few exhibits you would like to focus on or stagger over a number of days.

Great museum for all ages, lots to see and do. The dinosaurs are amazing, and the animated ones really come to life. Do not skip when in London on holiday.

An excellent place for a nature enthusiast. Free entry for all, open all days. I loved their rock section, the dinosaur section is awesome too. Many of the pieces have an interactive interface that makes the experience engaging and fun! Do not forget to carry some snacks as it does take a minimum of an entire day’s time!

This is a must-go place if you visit London, and I will definitely go back again and again every time I go to the city. The architecture of the museum itself is already amazing, and the exhibition planning inside even makes the whole experience more fascinating. Every different zone in the museum has its own unique architectural and atmospheric style, which makes you feel like you are entering several different worlds in one day. Overall, this is very impressive to visit this museum, and one day viewing is definitely not enough. Remember to arrange more days for this free-access museum.

Another world class London museum, and it's absolutely free. It's a must if you have kids. Located right off Cromwell Road, this museum is great for people of all ages and backgrounds. I think it's a very cool museum and I could stay here all day. It's one of the most modern and enjoyable museums to go to, but that's just my personal view. However, I particularly enjoy learning about science. Even someone who is just a bit interested could spend many hours. We only had time to see the displays of dinosaurs and fossils during our afternoon visit.

The place is epic but the amount of people they let in is ridiculous! I was pushed and shoved and felt like a sardine in a can! My boy loves the dinosaur though! An good was great! You need to book h less you want to wait an hour !

Excellent collection, although I have many conflicted feelings about the origins thereof. The signage could be more helpful to avoid excess wandering as it is very crowded and today (late June) very, very hot. In many ways I enjoyed the stunning architectural details more than the collection! The highlight for me was seeing stardust.

For me, this is the best museum I ever got to visit. Of course it's all relative, so it all depends on your preference, but I'd get back here anytime I visit London. Couldn't get enough of it. Be aware that it's a big museum, so you'll need lots of time to see all the areas.

It's a free Museum, that contains a lot of stuff! From History of different themes to funny games for the kids and a lot of cool information about a lot of animals, science and dinosaurs. When you plan to visit this you might need a couple of hours to have the opportunity to explore everything. They have a lot of rooms, departments and floors. They even have vegan options here in the restaurant!! This was very impressive!! The architecture of the building is so stunning!! And on the wall you have even little cute animals in there! The entertainment for the kids seemed to be fun so I think it's good too. Topics like climates chance were also very highlighted and important in the location,there was a lotta information about that and even a lot of spots where you can recycle your trash. The museum is easily accessible by public transport (subway,bus) and at the area there are a lot of spots where you have the opportunity to drink or eat if you don't find any food options in the museum restaurant. We visited this place for a couple of hours and we were there early but the range of people and especially kids... They were so loud and I had the feeling, that the staff there don't care much about that. And in a lot of rooms there was low or no fresh air,we was there in the middle of the summer and in some places in the museum it was horrible because of the thin,hot and heavy air. But this was the only reason that I don't like.

It's a great exhibition and it's hard to believe it's free. There is a wide range of exhibits, from living organisms to minerals, and both men and women are sure to enjoy them. The museum is very large, so be careful not to concentrate too much or lose track of time. Priority entry is given, although advance booking is not essential.

This was an unplanned visit and - as it happens very often with unexpected things - it was a marvellous experience. A friend took us there without telling us in advance, and we enjoyed every minute of it. It has to be said that the museum is huge, and if you wish to have an in-depth visit, two full days will not be enough. Actually, after a while you can easily start feeling dizzy and in need of refreshments. We opted for a speedier course, prioritising certain sections and leaving others, and we managed to see most of what we wanted in just under two hours, every minute of that time well spent.

Museum is free to enter; but I recommend booking tickets ahead of time. Timed entry and skip the line. I went on a weekday and it was busy. Dinosaur exhibit and the minerals and gems were my favorite. Beautiful building. Can easily spend several hours here.

The history of this place is outstanding! Kids loved it; and its free. The huge robotic dinosaurs were great in my opinion. I definitely recommend this if you’re going out for a family time. Although it is a bit busy. It has a dinosaur cafe, and lots of different exhibits.

Although the museum itself is very beautiful and intriguing, it was incredibly crowded when I visited (on a Thursday afternoon) which I believe diminished its enjoyability. I would recommend visiting as early as possible if you want the full experience. There's something to see in every corner and there is a wide variety of exhibitions. This is definitely a must visit if you're interested in nature and animals.

This museum is a fantastic place for kids of all age groups. It's divided into different zones, including green, orange, blue, and red. The blue zone is a favorite among kids, thanks to its impressive dinosaur demonstrations, fossils, and dinosaur robots. The first and second floors offer captivating presentations on topics like earthquakes and space. Additionally, the museum boasts excellent restaurants and shopping areas.

As always, a brilliant experience in the Natural History Museum! This time myself and my partner went on the behind the scenes tour, led by a very knowledgeable guide called Matt! He made the tour very interesting with some little known facts about the Museum and of the specimens we were shown as well. Would highly recommend this tour as part of your visit as you see so much of what you can't on the public levels of the Museum (this is due to the need of them being protected). Anyone would find the Natural History Museum interesting! It is an amazing place to spend the day. Also, definitely worth visiting the gift shop at the end! 😁

What a magnificent museum! We normally come on weekends with our little one. It is quite overwhelming for a young toddler to be in here. It is quite noisy and many traffic even though the museum is huge! If you enter from the main gate, you will find the iconic ‘Hope’ blue whale skeleton up in the ceiling. The hall is with such high ceilings and lights come through the windows. It is one of the best places to visit with kids in winter. It’s one of our favourite winter activities in London. The dinosaur room has a huge model with sounds. The kids love it. Do go upstairs if you want the best view of the museum, you will get a great photo!

Best Museum to visit. There is something of interest for every age, culture, character, human. The museums in London are free of entrance which is a great cultural offer I think. U just have to book a ticket online and show it when u enter. If u r really into museums one day isn't enough at all u need at least 3 days here.

This museum is amazing and not just for kids! The Natural History Museum is free for all, but of course it’s great if you can donate to keep the place going. Exhibitions are at an additional cost. I always love coming here and feel like a I learn so much. The building is stunning, and it’s even worth walking around and looking at the beautiful ceilings the centre has. This museum has everything from Dinosaurs, rocks, insects, animals and planets. There are many interactive elements, which is great for kids, but also a lot of in-depth information for adults. There are quite a few cafes inside to grab something to eat and drink and the pricing is not too outrageous. I highly recommend everyone visit this museum.

Great museum for everyone! From dinosaurs to minerals to mammals, etc. At least one of them will definitely pique your interest! Explanation and route are planned perfectly. Don't forget to visit the Hintze hall for the famous dinosaur skeleton. Souvenirs are unique compared to other museums too. Definitely recommended for those seeking for family or couple activities. However, definitely recommend everyone to plan your visit early and book a ticket online in advance, as the queue can last for more than an hour.

It’s very interesting, I enjoyed the crystals and minerals room the most. It has many exhibitions, some are payed exhibitions. It has many gift shops including clothes,games,crystals,key rings,etc. I do recommend to book tickets in advance as you enter the museum much quicker than the non-ticket visit line. It’s mostly busy between 12-4pm. Overall very fun and educating.

Half term visit. Join as a member if you want to skip the long ques! Kids as always love the dinosaurs and the t-Rex. We have been members for almost a year and haven’t ever seen the blue whale so hoping that opens soon. On our visit the Lego building experience was great and would love more things like this in the future.

I've been coming here since I was a child and it is brilliant to come here with my own children. This is a must for any family, especially if your kids like dinosaurs. Great day out in London.

Explanations connected to the exhibits are really on point and give a good glimpse in the past. Their fossil collection is vast and well presented. If you wish to further your knowledge, take the time to tour their virtual reality presentations, quite remarkable.

It was extremely pleasant experience, especially the Dinosaur section is superb.

This museum is very good for a family to visit especially you have kids definitely need to visit. I am pretty enjoy the time my kids here.

A place you can find lot of knowledge. History nature and many more. It is worth spending atleat half a day.

It's amazing and full of endless fun! It is easy to spend hours wondering around!

Great place for the family and the best part is its free, so much to see and interact with. It's great for a day out in London with the kids as it can fill alot of time exploring the past.

Really nice and interesting to visit, maybe even better than the British museum

Un superbe musée pour petits et grands !

So glad to be back visiting one of London greatest attractions. Everything is open except some of the touchy feely stuff as to be expected. Staff were very helpful and accommodating. Very well organised considering the restrictions. Our boy loved it it was his first time there Can't wait to go again. Please if you can drop a donation however small as its a free museum so every little counts towards the experience and education that they provide. Thank you Natural History Museum London!

Beautiful building. Lots to see, it's like a maze! I kept finding new bits. Some exhibits not open at the minute due to COVID. Plenty of sanitiser and well managed visiting but some of the more popular exhibits such as dinosaurs were a bit peopley.

So good to be back

Brilliant as ever. The kids loved every minute. ?

Not crowded and staff ensured face masks were worn at all times. Very interesting mammals gallery.

Ein Mega großes Museum und superschön. Das muss man gesehen haben und für die Kinder war es einfach sagenhaft interessant.

Huge place to explore. I could of spent a week here, but I had to see everything else in London!

Superbe musée ! Gratuit et didactique avec plusieurs petites animations permettant de mieux comprendre ce qui nous entoure, le tout dans un écrin sublime. Je le recommande vivement parmi les musées à faire à Londres ! PS: en cette période de Covid-19, pensez bien à réserver vos places en ligne

One thing I miss the most about London: its museums. My favorite one will always be the Natural History Museum. Make sure to spend 2-3 hours inside exploring all the corners. Great place to bring your kids too.

Wow!

A great place to while away an afternoon.

Amazing variety of specimens. Everything for any interest of the natural world. From zoology to geology. Be sure to allow yourself at least 3 hours to truly appreciate what there is to see. No point it going if you will rush around the exhibits

I have been fascinating when i heard this place will be reopened for public soon. This museum is so amazing. There are many collections fron around the world. What i like from this building is the unique rooftop. A gigantic blue whale skeleton will make you fell surprise. There are many dinosaurs skeleton and diorama that explain the history and their characteristic. . It is a great place for parents to bring the children. As it always crowded and have many visitors, i recommend to spend a day to enjoy all collections in this museum. One of the best museum in the world !!

Mnogość eksponatów wypełni dzień wiedzą i rozrywką.

A great museum

(Translated by Google) Very nice and interesting, for families. (Original) Molto carino e interessante, per famiglie.

Amazing time with best friend ♥️?♥️

Fantastic place for the whole family!

(Translated by Google) You can spend the whole day here having fun :) (Original) Można tutaj spędzić cały dzień dobrze się bawiąc :)

very nice experience

(Translated by Google) A must-see, it does not matter if you go one or twenty days, it is the most spectacular place in the city (Original) Visita obligada, da igual si vas uno o veinte días, es el lugar más espectacular de la ciudad

Beautiful

This place is so Big. For real. I spend there 1 hour but i trying see everything fast. But for people who want spend there calm day. For sure spend there maybe 3-4 hours. Every hall room is different subject. Dinosaurs. Bugs Birds. Minerals. And if i remember there was piece of biggest three. I recommend this for everyone.

One of the best museums I have been to

(Translated by Google) revelation (Original) rewelacja

(Translated by Google) The Natural History Museum in London is a museum that displays a large number of specimens from many periods in natural history. It is one of the 3 largest museums on Exhibition Street, South Kensington. The other two museums are the Science Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum. However, the facade of the Museum of Natural History is on Cromwell Road. The museum contains 80 million specimens, divided into 5 main collections: botany, entomology, mineralogy, paleontology and zoology. The museum is a world-renowned center for specialized research in the area of ​​organism classification, identification and conservation. Many of the museum's collections have an impressive history and are of great scientific value, such as the specimen collection of scientist Charles Darwin. The museum is also particularly famous for its dinosaur bones fossils and decorative architectural works. The museum library contains a huge amount of books, magazines, manuscripts and collections of paintings and illustrations in scientific research works. (Original) Bảo tàng Lịch sử Tự nhiên tại Luân Đôn là một bảo tàng trưng bày một số lượng lớn các mẫu vật từ rất nhiều thời kì trong lịch sử tự nhiên. Nó mà một trong 3 bảo tàng lớn nhất trên đường Exhibition, Nam Kensington. Hai bảo tàng khác là Bảo tàng Khoa học và Bảo tàng Victoria và Albert. Tuy nhiên mặt tiền của Bảo tàng Lịch sử Tự nhiên lại nằm trên đường Cromwell. Bảo tàng chứa 80 triệu mẫu vật, chia làm 5 bộ sưu tập chính: thực vật học, côn trùng học, khoáng vật học, cổ sinh vật học và động vật học. Bảo tàng là một trung tâm nổi tiếng thế giới về các nghiên cứu chuyên môn trong lĩnh vực phân loại sinh vật, nhận dạng và bảo tồn. Rất nhiều bộ sưu tập của bảo tàng có một lịch sử ấn tượng cũng như có giá trị to lớn về mặt khoa học, chẳng hạn như bộ sưu tập mẫu vật của nhà bác học Charles Darwin. Bảo tàng còn đặc biệt nổi tiếng bởi các bộ hóa thạch xương khủng long và các tác phẩm kiến trúc trang trí. Thư viện bảo tàng chứa một khối lượng khổng lồ các sách, tạp chí, bản viết tay và các bộ sưu tập tranh, ảnh minh họa trong các công trình nghiên cứu khoa học.

Love it!

One of the waypoints deserves to visit and discover, free access the history.

Fantastic family place to visit, even when COVID-19 is on. Safe, relaxing and entertaining for all the family.

Great time. With new rules due to COVID way less people. Great time.

Very well organised, clean and covid regs compliant. Exhibitions were fab, and I even learne something new. Would reccommend going early as got really busy. Amazing day out for my 7 year old.

Fab NATURAL HISTORY Museum. ...but if You do not like stuffed animals better avoid. Nevertheless fantastic opportunity (especially for Families with kids)to see some fossils, bones, and other archeological artefacts which works well for imagination. Beautiful building makes experience even more unique!

Great as usual.- a few places shut inside but sanitizer everywhere and timed entry works well

Excellent experience! My daughter loved seeing different dinosaurs and their remains. Her favourite was the mechanical T-rex which she absolutely adored!! I definitely recommend coming here for a great day out with the family, there's something for everyone!

August 2020 update: book in advance and arrive on time, not much before as you might need to wait until it's your time slot to get in anyway. Majority of the exhibition is still open including the dinosaur and geology sections. Do wear face masks inside. Definitely worth going now that the NHM isn't very busy!

(Translated by Google) Simply unique! (Original) Απλά μοναδικό!

Cool place to learning something.

ENAMORADA ??

Always busy but that's to be expected, staff are friendly and there's always a new exhibition to go see, fortunate enough to have seen the 'Life in the Dark' exhibition which was very good, not sure it was worth the price but good nonetheless. Food is very overpriced however.

Good visit

Closed covid 19

(Translated by Google) very good museum (Original) muy buen museo

Amazing place, if your into anything from the past. Go. Here.

Great place for singles, couples, or families. Try your knowledge on various themes and also learn facts about life, earth, fauna, sauna, past and present. There are several bars for snacks and drinks and washrooms very clean and hygienic.

Amazing experience. Much prefer there being less people in the museum, feels more relaxed and not like you're fighting to see displays. Also was very impressed that the staff were so helpful and I noticed a lot of staff cleaning throughout our visit which was reassuring and just made us feel at ease. They've also designated a room for people to eat their picnic food which was a nice touch... Although we wouldn't have known about this unless we walked past it ? All in all a lovely day out! We go every year so we were happy to still be able to visit this year!

Está padre pero creo que tiene demasiadas piedras preciosas repetidas y eso es fastidioso

The building is amazing and the exhibitions within are very interesting. Easy to walk through the different areas and follow the map. Enhanced cleaning, booking system and social distancing to ensure safety of all.

Love it my daughter was in her element when we visited the human evolution zone which is located in the red zone

Fabulous

Such a great museum but a bit of a shame that covid dictates that some exhibits must be shut. This is particularly annoying for those with small children as the garden is closed. There is still an amazing collection of brilliant things to see.

No longer allow entry without booking. Pathetic

A must see when someone visits London, it is absolutely breathtaking!!!

First time visit with my granddaughter... she absolutely loved it! Scared of the dinosaur at First but then ok. So much to take in was fantastic, I would like to thank the staff at the museum for making this visit so enjoyable & making it such a smooth experience.. thank you all so much glad to be back x

Fantastic venue, lovely to have such wonderful space to explore the natural world. Well equipped for sanitizers and social distancing. Thank you, coffee shop was lovely too.

Favourite museum in London.

The Natural History Museum, simply amazing experience. Needs a few weeks to go through all tue treasures there.

Due to covid alot of the interactive displays were turned off and several areas closed but still an amazing day out. So much more enjoyable due to the reduced amount of people allowed in the building.

The best museum I had even seen! There is every tipe of nature you want to see! From dinosaurs to minerals. It's also good the security out of the museum.

Magical experience - must come again! The building is amazing, the various rooms are filled with loads of information, displays, and very interesting stuff all around. Personal favourites: the blue whale skeleton and the animated T-Rex! Glorious. Our family of three very much enjoyed, and we spent a few hours there; we didn't manage to cover all the rooms. We shall come back. During Covid-19, the museum took this seriously with mask-wearing, sanitiser stations at regular intervals.

É um espaço com muitas curiosidades sobre nossa história, vasta diversidade de animais, insetos , dinossauros... vale muito a pena, as crianças com certeza curtem muito o passeio.

Never thought it can be so interesting for adults 😍

Great place to visit for kids. Could spend a good half day here to see all the exhibits.

Easy to book tickets, but needs to be done well in advance for weekends. Well spaced out so social distancing wasn't a problem. Plenty to interest young and old. Plus it's free, but we'll worth donating money till keep this wonderful place open.

Bellissimo e gratuito. Programmare bene la gita perché ci si può stare due giorni... io scelgo sempre i dinosauri, il corpo umano e la terra (bellissimo sperimentare un finto terremoto) ottimo anche il buffet consumato in un locale degno del miglior Harry Potter

Amazing place. I loved the volcano simulation and all the different gemstones they exhibited!

Ogromna atrakcja, zwłaszcza dla dzieci. Można spędzić tutaj fajnie czas, zwiedzając m. in. szkielety dinozaurów.

Natural History Museum

Great place to visit

(Translated by Google) The idea to buy tickets two weeks in advance is ridiculous ... (Original) Pomysł żeby bilety kupować z dwutygodniowym wyprzedzeniem jest niedorzeczny...

(Translated by Google) Very beautifull (Original) Bellissimo

A museum worth a visit specially if you have kids, you can see plenty of fossils some of them go back to 500 million years ago which is really fascinating. There is a section about natural disasters and another’s about moon which is very informative. There is cafe as well were have some refreshments. We do enjoy it every time we go there. Entry is free but must book in advance and you can add a donation.

Free entry to Natural History Museum gains you entrance to fascinating specimens, lots of interesting & amazing info, as well as very well organized exhibits. Very impressed, as always, with the installations in display cages and plinths. Nice to re-visit this place of wonder and intrigue every once in a while.

Great museum! Set in a lovely building and filled with relics of creatures of old. The museum is great for people of all ages and there’s lots to do for families, especially the large dinosaur exhibit. Admission is free which is a bonus, although the cafes inside are quite expensive.

My first time coming today! Great experience! Have sanitiser all around the museum every 50 meters or so, plenty of space and things to see! Obviously the main attractions are incredible and staff are always willing to help! Got a few decent pictures so ill upload a couple for you!

Very well maintained and lot of natural history collection.. recommend to all age group people

Excellent museum, really easy to book online, had a great time, not all the exhibitions are open due to COVID but there is still plenty to see

Fantastic place to visit make sure you spend the day! Children friendly & many exhibitions on specialist natural history subjects. I'm lucky to live close & visited since I was in school.

(Translated by Google) Always recommendable (Original) Siempre recomendable

big dinosaur 👍

Outstanding! Nothing more to be said.

Lovely,had to go there for school trip

Superb museum, well worth a visit

No words can give it justice. A must to visit and to learn. There is more to it other than T-Rex (exceptionally well made by the way) and the very good representations of the dinosaurs era.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnific

Even as a child this was one of my favourite London haunts....it never disappoints and as if the regular exhibits are not enough I cannot recommend the wildlife photographic exhibition too highly🦒

(Translated by Google) Very cool museum, although it was packed with people when I went, but being free is normal. It is worth entering. (Original) Museo muy chulo, aunque estaba a reventar de gente cuando fui, pero siendo gratis es normal. Merece la pena entrar.

(Translated by Google) This museum is located in the British capital London and houses structures of animals extinct through ancient times. (Original) يقع هذا المتحف في العاصمة البريطانية لندن ويضم هياكل للحيوانات المنقرضة عبر العصور القديمة.

(Translated by Google) Tour that adds a lot of knowledge. There are galleries distributed in the museum that show different subjects. Whoever goes to London should go to this Museum. It's really worth it and it's free. As the museum is large and there is a lot to visit, I suggest going with comfortable clothes and if possible without heavy bags. It will make a difference. (Original) Passeio que agrega muito conhecimento. Há galerias distribuídas no museu que mostram diferentes assuntos. Quem vai à Londres, deve ir até esse Museu. Vale muito a pena e é gratuito. Como o museu é grande e há bastante coisa para visitar, sugiro ir com uma roupa confortável e se possível sem mochilas com muito peso. Vai fazer diferença.

(Translated by Google) Very good, I recommend! (Original) Très bien, je recommande!

Impressive collection! A lot to see and learn!

Best museum in the world!

One of the best places that you can go with your family. Last time I went it was needed to book in advance. A space to learn a lot. Kids love it as also adults. I've visit this place multiple times and will definitely return.

Liked it on pre covid visits.

Great place for kids

When I went there were kids running about screaming like a play park but it's not the museums fault so I won't factor it into my rating. The Artifacts were really interesting and I enjoyed myself a lot. I'd recommend this to everyone but maybe when kids are at school.

(Translated by Google) A must see in London. (Original) Obowiązkowy punkt zwiedzania w Londynie.

(Translated by Google) This place is a must see !! (Original) Ce lieu est à voir !!

(Translated by Google) Visited more than 5 times, it is always a special emotion as it is really possible to travel through time. The area dedicated to dinosaurs is spectacular. Impressive to see the giant sequoia. Always very busy, so it is highly recommended to go one hour before the opening to have the chance to enjoy the visit. Original and not too expensive souvenirs. Without a doubt one of the museums to visit absolutely for those who go to London. (Original) Visitato più di 5 volte, è sempre un'emozione particolare poiché si riesce realmente a viaggiare nel tempo. Spettacolare l'area dedicata ai dinosauri. Impressionante vedere la sequoia gigante. Sempre molto affollato, quindi è vivamente consigliato recarsi un'ora prima dell'apertura per avere la possibilità di godersi la visita. Souvenir originali e non troppo costosi. Senza alcun dubbio uno dei musei da visitare assolutamente per chi va a Londra.

I just adore this place. A beautiful collection of specimens and lovely Hintze hall. Staffs made sure that my visit went pleasant. Well organized even during these unprecedented times.

That`s great, Thank you.

Love this place. Had items of interest viewed in the basement and told what they are.

Great museum to visit in family especially with young children!

Good private event space inside. Excellent exhibition as well.

Every where else we visited had brilliant social distancing but we were disappointed that the Natural History Museum seemed to have lots of people in as normal. Lots of the exhibits were closed which we were not made aware of upon booking. Social distancing needs to be re-looked at there, because even though they only let a set amount of people in at certain times, it just was crazy inside. I even had a lady climb over my son in his pram to get a better view of an exhibit, maybe some stickers on the floor to mark social distancing would go down well and staff keeping an eye out to ensure rules are being adhered to would be a good idea. We won’t be back until after the pandemic. We do love the museum though and I understand the difficulties of trying to keep up with Government Guidelines.

(Translated by Google) I would go every day if I could. It is worth even seeing the building from the outside, although the best is inside; starting with the main hall. (Original) Yo iría todos los días si pudiese. Merece la pena hasta ver el edificio por fuera, aunque lo mejor está dentro; empezando por el hall principal.

Love this place immensely!

Children loved it

(Translated by Google) In London, you need to spend at least 1 day visiting museums there. (Original) W Londynie co najmniej 1 dzień trzeba poświęcić na znajdujące się tam muzea.

Sad we can't visit at the moment, such a great place!

(Translated by Google) Incredible place !!! (Original) Lugar incrível!!!

Still amazing

The British Museum was founded in 1753 and opened its doors in 1759. It was the first national museum to cover all fields of human knowledge, open to visitors from across the world. Enlightenment ideals and values – critical scrutiny of all assumptions, open debate, scientific research, progress and tolerance – have marked the Museum since its foundation. The Museum is driven by an insatiable curiosity for the world, a deep belief in objects as reliable witnesses and documents of human history, sound research, as well as the desire to expand and share knowledge. In 1753, an Act of Parliament created the world's first free, national, public museum that opened its doors to 'all studious and curious persons' in 1759. Initially, visitors had to apply for tickets to see the museum's collections during limited visiting hours. In effect, this meant entry was restricted to well-connected visitors who were given personal tours of the collections by the museum's Trustees and curators. From the 1830s onwards, regulations were changed and opening hours were extended. Gradually, the museum became truly open and freely accessible to all and we now welcome more than 6 million local and international visitors to the museum every year. Our extensive touring exhibition and loans programme means that millions of people also see the museum's collections at venues across the UK and worldwide. Sir Hans Sloane (1660–1753), physician and President of the Royal Society, amassed a huge collection of more than 80,000 'natural and artificial rarities' with a vast library of over 40,000 books and manuscripts, and 32,000 coins and medals. The 1753 Act purchased this for the public which, along with the Cotton, Harley and Royal Libraries, became a new kind of public institution, called the British Museum. Sloane had used developing global networks created by European imperial expansion to collect these materials and financed the purchases with income partly derived from enslaved labour on Jamaican sugar plantations

The British Museum, in the Bloomsbury area of London, England, is a public institution dedicated to human history, art and culture. Its permanent collection of some eight million works is among the largest and most comprehensive in existence,[3] having been widely collected during the era of the British Empire. It documents the story of human culture from its beginnings to the present.[a] It was the first public national museum in the world.

experience today. COVID-19 is making outages in many lives. But in some situations, we can say that it is creating situations that we thought we would not have anymore. Today the museum was empty, delicious to walk, enjoy shopping, see the exhibitions. Something different than when I went the first time. I believe that, for those who can in their countries enjoy this moment, they should enjoy it.

The British Museum is probably one of the sights you shouldn't miss when you're in London. There's a reason why it's the most visited tourist attraction in the UK: it has an amazing collection of artifacts, dating back thousands of years and drawn from all over the world.

A trip to the British Museum should be on every tourists agenda! There are so many wonderful things to see, you could easily spend an entire day here. On the other hand, it's also super easy to pop in and see just a few key things (hello, Rosetta Stone!) and then head off to the next museum on your list. Don't forget to check out the gift shop, they had a lot of fun souvenirs to look through!

its amazing

Just loved this museum

End. in the grabbing of statues and works of art.

Excelent amb moltissima diversitat. Grans coleccions i a mes entrada gratuita.

(Translated by Google) Since 1980 the Greek government has been making diplomatic efforts to recover pieces of the Parthenon that were stolen by the English and that make up the collection of the British Museum. The dispute is raging over Elgin's marbles, awaiting the return from the British Museum, the Greek government built a large museum at the foot of the acropolis to receive the pieces. (Original) Desde 1980 o governo grego vem realizando esforços diplomáticos para reaver peças do Pártenon que foram roubadas por ingleses e que compõem o acervo do Museu Britânico. A disputa acirra-se em torno dos mármores de Elgin, esperando a devolução por parte do Museu Britânico, o governo grego construiu um grande museu no sopé da acrópole para receber as peças.

(Translated by Google) It was wonderful ... how beautiful that such precious objects are not kept in Asian countries .... Vala has been in the casting furnace thousands of times in the form of an engagement ring (for motives like the traitor Mojtaba Khamenei) .... Thanks to the lovely government of Great Britain ❤❤❤❤❤❤ (Original) فوق‌العاده بود... چه زیبا که اینگونه اشياء گرانبها در کشورهای آسیایی نگهداری نمیشه.... والا تا الان هزاران بار در کوره های ريخته گری بشکل انگشتر نامزدی (برای انگیزه‌هایی مثل مجتبی خامنه‌ای خائن ) در آمده بود .... سپاس از دولت دوست داشتنی انگلیس کبیر ❤❤❤❤❤❤

amazing place

It's amazing; this place represents a journey of international history of art

(Translated by Google) wonderful (Original) meraviglioso

(Translated by Google) A majestic place, it takes your breath away inside (Original) Величественное место, внутри аж дух захватывает

(Translated by Google) Very nice many interesting things. (Original) Foarte frumos multe lucruri interesante.

this was an exeperiance to live!

Airless space in the central chamber, humid with no ventilation, not great

Amazed by mummy exist in the museum!

Number one attraction in London.

Amazing place

(Translated by Google) I don't know now, but as of January 2014, I think it was open until 9 pm on Friday. You can't go around in a day. (Original) 今は分かりませんが、2014年1月時点では金曜日は夜9時までオープンしていたと思います。1日ではとても廻りきれないですね。

(Translated by Google) You can see treasures from all over the world (Original) 世界中の宝物を見ることができます

(Translated by Google) Looking forward to coming back on our next visit to London !! (Original) Hâte de revenir lors de notre prochain séjour à Londres!!

(Translated by Google) Very interesting exhibitions. Free admission. (Original) Bardzo ciekawe ekspozycje. Wstęp bezpłatny.

Can't believe all collections it has, definitely wonderful

(Translated by Google) Does anyone have any idea if it is currently open? (Original) Are cineva idee daca in prezent este deschis?sau daca nu cand cand sar deschide din nou?

Amazing virtual tour!

The virtual tour is really cool I felt like I was right there looking at all those artifacts.

Very nice 😘

PRE-COVID review: A trip to the British Museum should be an absolute must for anyone traveling to London! They have SOOOO many amazing things to check out that you can spend a whole day or more in there. It's one of my favorite history museums in the world. Also, DEFINITELY check out their gift shop. I bought a few really cool things in there.

I am writing this review of my time visiting before Covid, when I was also fortunate enough to live overlooking the beautiful domed roof of the British Museum. This is a magical place, an Aladdin's cave of Egyptian artefacts, the gleaming gold of the Sutton Hoo treasure, the Rosetta Stone, the Parthenon marbles, ancient Greek and Roman vases, armour and jewellery and so much more. Being a complete history nerd I could walk around this place all year and not get bored. I cannot wait to go back!

Awesome day out 👍🏻

Hands down, the best natural history museum that I’ve seen. This museum is home to life and earth science specimens comprising some 80 million items within five main collections: botany, entomology, mineralogy, palaeontology and zoology. It’s worth it to spend at least three to four hours of your time to patiently go through all the collections.

Great place. Free entry. Bag search at the door, of course. It's huge place, it took us 2 hours to go around. A lot of interesting things to see, but I was mostly interested in the dinosaurs ...

The queue may be insane but this museum is absolutely second to none. I’ve been more times than I care to remember and I can barely remember my way around. Even the building takes your breath away My kids have loved it and I love it from an autodidact perspective A monument to time itself

Last visited a while ago. But if you haven't been and you either live on the UK or are a tourist thi is a must see. The exhibits are spectacular and the building architecture is just simply breathtaking.

A great way to spend a day if your in London. There are amazing displays that show how incredible our planet truly is.

I really like fhis museum. Very interesting. The museum is home to life and earth science specimens comprising some 80 million items within five main collections: botany, entomology, mineralogy, palaeontology and zoology. The museum is a centre of research specialising in taxonomy, identification and conservation. Given the age of the institution, many of the collections have great historical as well as scientific value, such as specimens collected by Charles Darwin. The museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons and ornate architecture.

Great museum with huge amounts of artefacts displayed. Hope the blue whale skeleton is major attraction. The geology section has all stones and metals in raw form which is amazing to see, and the demo of earth quake and tectonic plates is great!! Worth the visit.

The Natural History Museum in London is a natural history museum that exhibits a vast range of specimens from various segments of natural history. It is one of three major museums on Exhibition Road in South Kensington, the others being the Science Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum. The Natural History Museum's main frontage, however, is on Cromwell Road. The museum is home to life and earth science specimens comprising some 80 million items within five main collections: botany, entomology, mineralogy, palaeontology and zoology. The museum is a centre of research specialising in taxonomy, identification and conservation. Given the age of the institution, many of the collections have great historical as well as scientific value, such as specimens collected by Charles Darwin. The museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons and ornate architecture—sometimes dubbed a cathedral of nature—both exemplified by the large Diplodocus cast that dominated the vaulted central hall before it was replaced in 2017 with the skeleton of a blue whale hanging from the ceiling. The Natural History Museum Library contains extensive books, journals, manuscripts, and artwork collections linked to the work and research of the scientific departments; access to the library is by appointment only. The museum is recognised as the pre-eminent centre of natural history and research of related fields in the world.

Absolutely worth a visit, can’t believe it was free.

Simple the Best!!! +10!!!

amazing for the kids

i wasn’t super impressed with this museum, especially when you compare it to the one in new york city, but at least it was free!!!

Can't wait until its up and running again! Great place to go for free!

i could spend days here

Great family outing my kids didn’t want to leave, it’s vast, full of different types of halls that are full of educational cultural and of course are very entertaining. And it’s absolutely free to see

(Translated by Google) A wonderful museum with an extensive collection of exhibits. Probably one day will not be enough to see everything. (Original) Прекрасный музей с обширнейшей коллекцией экспонатов. Наверное одного дня будет мало, чтобы все осмотреть.

Amazing fascinating place full if knowledge would highly recommend visiting and would go there again. Great experience

Need a full day inside here! Amazing experience.

If you love natural history, earth science and space, you have to go! I recommend 3 hours. Don't forget you might have to queue for 30 minutes to get inside.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place and steeped in history. Inescapable for tourists eager for culture. (Original) Un endroit magnifique et chargé d'histoire. Incontournable pour des touristes avides de culture.

(Translated by Google) Amazing museum. Interactive exhibits. Incredible experience. (Original) Καταπληκτικό μουσείο. Διαδραστικά εκθέματα. Απίστευτη εμπειρία.

I have been to this museum and it is an exceptionally marvellous place to visit. I would recommend everybody to come and visit this Exceptionally Beautiful Museum.

Best place!

Wow wow please go all ages, great day out.

(Translated by Google) One of the finest natural history museums I have ever done. The scenographies highlight the worlds well and everything is pleasant to watch. For those who are not good at English, provide one of these applications that translates texts when aimed at them with the smartphone camera. Plan a full day to see everything. (Original) Un des plus beaux musées d’histoire naturelles que j’ai pu faire. Les scénographies mettent bien en valeur les univers et tout est agréable à regarder. Pour ceux qui ne sont pas forts en anglais, prévoir une de ces applications qui traduit les textes quand on les vise avec l’appareil photo du smartphone. Prévoir une journée complète pour bien tout voir.

Great

Such a cool museum to visit!

(Translated by Google) They write and say that the Natural History Museum is one of London's most popular cultural venues. The museum is located at the end of the popular Exhibition Road, which is full of science institutions and London museums along its entire length. The street name refers to the Great Exhibition organized in 1851 in nearby Hyde Park, and the beginning of the museum's collection is associated with the figure of the doctor born in Ulster, Sir Hans Sloane, who in the first half of the 18th century became famous as an explorer, collector and man of many interests. We wanted to see what the museum looks like so we had to check it out. 🧐🏛️📸 While visiting the long rooms and corridors, we will see, among others fossils of creatures from different periods of earth's history, gemstones, reptiles, animals, birds, meteorites, minerals and impressive dinosaur skeletons, and look at the model of Tyrannosaurus rex moving in different directions. The most characteristic room in the building is Hala Hintze (called Hintze Hall), which is an elongated hall in the style of a cathedral. Interesting performance, where the skeleton of a giant blue whale is currently suspended from the ceiling. It is worth seeing the visual vastness of creatures that lived in the past. The museum is divided into four zones named with different colors in order to precisely define the range of history and changes and to increase the functionality of visiting for tourists - well thought out and prepared! To the west of Hinzte Hall is the Blue Zone, this is where the dinosaur skeletons & the Orange Zone are located Dar Darwin Center, where in a special construction you can see m .in. various species of butterflies and insects, and to the east the Green Zone and here are, among others, fossils of sea creatures (including plesiosaurs skeletons found on the British coast), an exhibition devoted to birds and a huge collection of minerals. Particularly noteworthy is The Vault, in which precious stones 💎💎 (diamonds, emeralds), 💎💎 crumbs and fragments of meteorites (the Martian meteorite Tissint) have been exhibited. Among the exhibits there is even a snuffbox with diamonds commissioned by Tsar Alexander II, and still the Red Zone focuses on the surface of the earth and the evolution of the globe. We will see there, among others volcanic rocks and other stones and rocks found on the ground. Closer to the entrance and exit of the museum stands the most complete Stegosaurus skeleton ever found. Right behind the skeleton of a prehistoric animal, we are led upstairs by an escalator going through a characteristic metal globe. It looks interesting! We can enter the museum in one of three entrances, e.g. from Queen's Gate Street, Cromwell Road and Exhibition Road. (I will add a few more photos for those who are interested - if you are interested in other museums, I invite you to read my opinions). I recommend! (Original) Piszą i mówią, że Muzeum Historii Naturalnej (ang. Natural History Museum) jest jedną z najbardziej popularnych londyńskich placówek kulturalnych. Muzeum znajduje się na końcu popularnej ulicy Exhibition Road, która na całej długości wypełniona jest placówkami naukowymi oraz londyńskimi muzeami Zaś nazwa ulicy nawiązuje do Wielkiej Wystawy (ang. Great Exhibition) zorganizowanej w 1851 roku w nieodległym Hyde Parku, a początek kolekcji muzeum związany jest z postacią urodzonego w Ulsterze lekarza Sir Hansa Sloane’a, który w pierwszej połowie XVIII wieku zasłynął jako odkrywca, kolekcjoner i człowiek wielu zainteresowań. Chcieliśmy się przekonać jak się przedstawia muzeum więc należało sprawdzić. 🧐🏛️📸 Zwiedzając podłużne sale i korytarze zobaczymy m.in. skamieliny stworzeń z różnych okresów historii ziemi, kamienie szlachetne, gady, zwierzęta, ptaki, meteoryty, minerały i imponujących szkieletów dinozaurów oraz spojrzenia na model ruszającego się w różne strony Tyrannosaurus rexa. Najbardziej charakterystycznym pomieszczeniem w budynku jest Hala Hintze (ang. Hintze Hall), czyli podłużna hala w stylu katedry. Interesujące przedstawienie, gdzie obecnie pod sufitem podwieszony jest szkielet olbrzymiego płetwala błękitnego. Warto zobaczyć wizualny ogrom stworzeń które żyły w przeszłości. Muzeum podzielone jest na cztery strefy nazwane różnymi kolorami w celu precyzyjnego określenia zakresu dziejów i zmian oraz dla zwiększenia funkcjonalności zwiedzania dla turystów - dobrze pomyślane i przygotowane!. Na zachód od Hali Hinzte znajduje się Strefa Niebieska (ang. Blue Zone) to właśnie tutaj znajdują się szkielety dinozaurów & Strefa Pomarańczowa (ang. Orange Zone) 🦴🗿Centrum Darwina (ang. Darwin Center), gdzie w specjalnej konstrukcji można zobaczyć tutaj m.in. najróżniejsze gatunki motyli oraz owadów, a na wschód Strefa Zielona (ang. Green Zone) i tutaj są m.in. skamieliny morskich stworów (w tym szkielety plezjozaurów znalezione na brytyjskim wybrzeżu), 🦴wystawę poświęconą ptakom czy olbrzymią kolekcję minerałów. Szczególnie warty uwagi jest Skarbiec (ang. The Vault), w którym wystawiono drogocenne kamienie 💎💎(diamenty, szmaragdy), 💎💎kruszce czy fragmenty meteorytów ( marsiański meteoryt Tissint). Wśród eksponatów jest nawet tabakiera z diamentami powstała na zlecenie cara Aleksandra II, a jeszcze pozostaje Strefa Czerwona (ang. Red Zone) skupia się na powierzchni ziemi i ewolucji kuli ziemskiej. Zobaczymy tam m.in. skały wulkaniczne oraz inne kamienie i skały występujące na ziemi. Bliżej wejścia & wyjścia z muzeum stoi najbardziej kompletny szkielet Stegozaura jaki kiedykolwiek udało się odnaleźć. Tuż za szkieletem prehistorycznego zwierzęcia na górę prowadzą nas schody ruchome przejeżdżające przez charakterystyczny metalowy glob. Ciekawie wygląda! Do muzeum możemy wejść jednym z trzech wejść np.od strony ulicy Queen’s Gate, od ulicy Cromwell Road i od ulicy Exhibition Road. (dodam jeszcze kilka zdjęć dla zainteresowanych - jeżeli Interesują was inne muzea to zapraszam do zapoznania się z moimi opiniami). Polecam!

I love this museum. I've been here quite many times. It's a pity it's temporarily closed.

(Translated by Google) Phenomenal museum (Original) Fenomenale museo

Great place to walk around now open again - remember to book your time slot in advance!

Great place, a must visit if you are in London

Amazing museum

It was a fun and learning experience plus it was free to enter!

You cannot experience the extent of the museum in one trip. There is plenty to see and learn about. Definitely a must see for visitors. In the winter they also hold an ice skating rink that is pleasant but better to use earlier as it is full of puddles later on in the day.

As always the natural history museum was fascinating. I booked tickets online a month in advance as we went during the summer holidays. I booked for when it opened which was perfect as we managed to see quite alot before it got to busy. However by 11.30 it was packed. We rushed through the Dinosaur area as it was just so busy. Would definitely recommend and we will be going back soon.

Absolutely fantastic, could have easily spent the whole day! My 3yo Absolutely loved all the dinosaurs and blue whales, wasn't a boring part of the museum for him what so ever

Absolutely amazing. From the skeletons to gems, so much to see and lots of hands on exhibits which children seemed to be enjoying.

Had a great day out at this museum. So much to see. Such an interesting place. Really recommend it.

It was a great day out and free, which doesn't happen very often in london. There is something for everyone. Thank you for a great day out.

The building itself is worth seeing but most of the exhibits are looking a bit shabby now - most haven't been updated since I was a kid 25 years ago and a lot of the hands on exhibits no longer work and just look very 90's now.

Natural History Museum is one of the best identity of London.. Every feature takes us back into many centuries before and we can witness the preserved history. I was never aware of this until my friend told about this a couple of days before. He could explain the dinosaur exhibition exactly of what he saw 9 years before while I was watching it. That is the level of impact it can create to anyone visiting this place. This is just a beginning for us and we would visit this place many times in a year for the learning of our kids. I would even introduce this to all my friends and even be part of the visiting along with them. My son enjoyed every moment there and he even remembered the precious visit we did in a different place while he was too young. So, I can completely see how this can be a benefit to the future generation. I also got the privilege to do a small donation as this is a free entry but we still got our role to play to preserve the environment and the future generation to be benefitted for the same. Thank you for all the hearts who had taken immense effort to preserve this nature.

So much to see!! The kids had to do so much walking bless them! But they absolutely loved looking around - the dinsoaur exhibit was a firm favourite as were the interactive sections. We re-fuelled in the cafe and took in all the beautiful stones and gems upstairs. The kids were OVER THE MOON to see Andy’s Clock from cbeebies! The museum building itself is beautiful to look at too!

A must-see, inside you can find a lot of interesting stuff about dinosaurs, animals, the earth and the moon, even a collection of all the precious rocks ordered by color. The downside it's the queue for the entrance infinite, I asked the guards for the best time, and they actually suggested me a time when the queue was short and quick. Visited in December 2019

This was a great walk through and the information is presented, though I felt displays could have been better. I had high expectations for a world renowned museum, but was disappointed. The natural history museum in NYC is leaps and bounds better in samples and presentation.

Fantastic place. I was fortunate enough to have been invited to a wedding here in the main hall. Ever since I was a child, this place has inspired me with history. I love the buildings architecture. One of the most mesmerising, inspiring and beautiful buildings in London.

A really fantastic place to visit. There’s so much to do here and to look. You need a good few hours to have a look at everything. Very impressive

Lots of construction going on outside, not signed in the most productive way though in all honesty this would totally depend upon the direction you are coming from. The building itself as always is quite remarkable to see and explore, exhibits are all incredibly well presented and maintained. The staff were helpful and polite, through some exhibits there is a one way system in place, but given recent times this is to be expected and doesn't detract from what is a brilliant day out. Look forward to going back, as there is always something you haven't seen whether it is part of an exhibition or the amazing architecture/interior design. It was clean throughout with plenty of evidence of continuous cleaning in eating/drinking areas. Hand sanitisers are easily found throughout the building. Toilets were very clean also.

There's literally tons of history from every face of the earth represented at this museum. Highly recommend visiting here if you're ever in London for the weekend. It can take a few hours to see everything if you're someone who likes to take pictures and read the descriptions. Try booking your tickets in advance, the place gets very crowded. If you can, try go earlier in the day.

Very huge museum.. you can easily spend half a day here walking through different zones. Has a in-house cafeteria and actually fun for all ages! The dinosaur section is a hit! Overall had a good time :)

Free, with quality content, so how could you not rate this 5 stars? Large museum, only frequent visitors can do it justice really, best you can hope for in a one off day visit is a relatively quick scan through. That’s not to say you won’t enjoy it though!

This is a fantastic museum to visit with lots of exhibits. The museum is well laid out and has lots to see for adults and kids alike. The fact that this is something that is offered for free is fantastic.

What an amazing experience!! The insight to the natural world and the planet we live on, is truly inspiring. All of the staff are so friendly & approachable, only too happy to help. Any trip to London should incorporate a visit here. Highly recommended.

Unbelievable! It's not possible to see everything in one day. You need 2 days to see everything and even more if you want to read all the details. Amazing place! All that knowledge gathered over hundreds of years under one roof! A must see place!!!

The museum itself is lots of fun, interactive exhibitions going on, very informative as well. And the building itself just like Hogwarts! (Might wanna avoid that crowded hours on the weekends tho)

What a wonderful museum very rich with all kind of artifacts and specimens. It has a diverse collection. It shows you a glimpse of the all kind of civilizations throughout history You can find some of the Most iconic /unique and significantly historic pieces in the world in this Museum. The best thing ….it’s FREE and it’s very well organized Highly recommended

The one and only Museum of natural history - plenty of things to do and to see for all age groups. Kids loved it as there is hours of hours of learning so many interesting facts about the world around them that has been here for millions of years. This is certainly not possible to see everything in detail in one visit! You can keep coming back to this place and rediscover new facts! Thoroughly recommend!

Not much to expand on what's already been said before. It's a great museum and you can easily fill an entire day just viewing what it has to offer. The cafés are quite expensive, but it's quite an experience nonetheless.

Wow one of the most magnificent museums in the world, full of amazing materials, meteorites and free! Unbelievable

Spending few days in London? Don't skip this place. Truly amazing. No matter what type of person you are.

Excellent place to visit if a little rammed at times. Very educational and the kids loved it.

Amazing. I visisted third times. Always something new to see. Also the good old ones are never boring. Every piece of bones, stones, crystals or just a picture is unique. Go in the opening hour and you'll be less surrounded by people although more schools. Getting busy around 12pm. Excellent experience for the kids. Highly recommended at least once in a lifetime.

Great place to visit for the family but it is now operating in the post Covid world. You're best to book a time slot now as there's no guarantee you'll get in by just turning up. Still too big and too much to see and do in one day!

A huge beautiful building which has free tickets (as you have to reserve a place and time) Ice skating outside the building. Very interesting exhibitions. Good coffee house inside. Clean service rooms. A little bit old fashion kinda exhibitions but still worth visiting.

Love the main hall, beautiful architecture! I was however a bit disappointed by the dinosaur exhibit. Felt very cramped and overrun, you couldn't get a good look at most of the fossils because of the odd exhibition layout. Most of the exhibits are heavily targeted at a younger audience, so if that's not your cup of tea avoid it. Also, expect an abundance of gift shops. Aside from that a good experience overall tho.

It was a very nice experience for me in the blue room I saw the big animals of the world, in the red room I saw the mines and I experienced a small earthquake. fossils, precious stones, the depths of the earth, dinosaurs... If you are curious, you should see this place.

The Natural History Museum in London is a museum of natural history that exhibits a vast range of specimens from various segments of natural history. The museum is home to life and earth science specimens comprising some 80 million items within five main collections: botany, entomology, mineralogy, paleontology and zoology. The museum is a world-renowned centre of research specialising in taxonomy, identification and conservation. Given the age of the institution, many of the collections have great historical as well as scientific value, such as specimens collected by Charles Darwin. The museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons and ornate architecture—sometimes dubbed a cathedral of nature—both exemplified by the large Diplodocus cast dominating the vaulted central hall. The Natural History Museum Library contains extensive books, journals, manuscripts, and artwork collections linked to the work and research of the scientific departments; access to the library is by appointment only.

The building is so grand and offers so much information about various topics, however a lot of exhibits had been temporarily removed which is a shame. Highlights are the dinosaur exhibit and the Treasures room which has very rare artifacts such as Charles Darwin's handwritten notes. This is great for people of all ages.

A great day out with our kids (6 and 4). We were inside for about 4 hours which was about as long as they could manage. That gave us time to do the key exhibitions they were interested in given stopping and reading displays isn't yet really their thing. We chose to buy lunch there which was as expected on the experience end for sandwiches but as entry is free we didn't mind paying over the odds for food. You do however have the option to take your own and use the picnic area if you prefer. Certainly a good family day out, well recommend!

The Natural History Museum in London is a natural history museum that exhibits a vast range of specimens from various segments of natural history. The museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons!! The museum is divided into four sets of galleries, or zones, each colour coded to follow a broad theme. So, you can decide in advance which zone you want to explore!!! We really had a great time in the Natural History Museum and we get some really cool photos with dinosaur skeletons :) :)

Even though you're not a fan of museum, but this museum would always impress you. I went there in the night and It's soo beautiful!! Someone told me that i could enter without booking, but since i planned to visit during weekend, so we booked ticket from 1 week before. We're lucky, we're holding the ticket. Because on the day, the museum was full booked and many people couldn't enter the building.

How lovely - Especially in the autumn mixed with winter season when the rink is out. The whale inside is amazing. Good guide direction with massive things to look at. Although I am not a child anymore, still I felt so keen in learning stuff in this way. One thing to point out is the groups visits could be better managed without interruption too much on individuals. But I guess it is a pain for all popular sites

My kids had a fun day at Natural History Museum. They were amazed to see the dinosaurs and happy at the same time. When we got home they told me they really loved the museum.

I really like this museum. Every time you can explore something new, either an exhibition or just another part of the museum as it’s massive. The variety of animals, or items in the museum is incredible. Don’t forget to check out the backyard garden of the museum!

Very entertaining and educational. Perfect program for families. Kids find the dinosaurs super interesting. It can be quite crowded on the weekends. I highly recommend visiting the "Our Broken Planet: How We Got Here and Ways to Fix It" exhibition to understand more how humans are affecting the planet and ways to fix it.

Soooo cool! Great way to spend a few hours in London. Great on a rainy or bad weather day. You need to book your free tickets online now, but they didn’t ask for it. But I heard it gets very crowded on weekends so maybe book beforehand on weekends!

I’m not too sure how you can give this place less than five stars, the outside of the building is 5 ⭐️ worthy alone, absolutely magnificent!! Just check out the detail, look for the differences in the carvings etc When built in 1881 the cost/budget must of been huge. Step inside to marvel once more, even if you’re not as interested in the content, the building itself is phenomenal.

This is probably the most beautiful building I have ever been to. If you are visiting Oxford you should go here. Excellent exhibits - especially about the geology of Oxfordshire. There is a cafe on the first floor with a great view of the main room and the Horsebox Cafe outside. When we went it wasn't super busy but I have seen other reviews mention that it can get very busy so plan accordingly. The museum is also attached to the Pitt Rivers museum. Gift shop leaves something to be desired.

So much to see here. We went to see the dinosaur exhibition and the conservation area. It's a very popular museum so pick your timing! Earlier in the day I've found is much better. My only problem is the fact that you can't just enter. You have to book tickets online. So next time I'd know to do that before setting off!

Awesome! Perfect for kids and teens. If you are traveling with them, a visit to this Museum is highly recommended, as it is one of the most fun and interesting visits for them. It is also located near another large exhibition center loved by children, the Science Museum ... and it's free!

It is one of the best museums in Uk, I really enjoyed the visit. Many interesting thing to see and very good information which really made me and my children more curious to read all info. I would highly suggest for the whole family specially if you have children

Amazing collection, Dinosaurs, meteorites, precious stones, animals historic and current, Free entry but book on line charitable donations maintain this historic building and all it contents definitely worth a long visit architecture of the build is a wonder in itself nestled in the heart of London, it does get busy so book on line quicker to get in, East Lawn outside is a great place for a family picnic before or after but take your time enjoy every room and collection 4 hours recommended but could easily be longer Just a taster of photos

Fantastic! This museum is suitable for a natural science lover. I was here for "Wildlife photographer of the year", and this exhibition was awesome. I really enjoyed the photos and the stories behind them. Other than the photo exhibition, the collections/topics in the museum were also very informative. Including the history of human, Earth and discourse. This is a must visit for natural science lovers!

5.0 An absolute wonder. For anyone that is interested in our world and it's history, this is THE place to visit. Just a delight for people of all ages. I enjoyed every area. It gets crowded and there's very limited AC in the summer so come prepared.

A great place to go: fossils, and taxidermy animals, from on land and under the sea, and ancient. Quite a big place. Need a few hours to get around. There's even an astronomy section. Got a gift shop, places to eat, and is walking distance from the nearest underground station. Booking in advance - is free entry - is advisable but you can just turn up. You may have to queue first.

This is just awesome place. Don't miss if in London. Great artifacts, collection. The dippy return- nation favourite Dino. Was great. It's free entry better to reserve online. Fun learning . Big museum try to be early Its architecture amazed me it's lovely from in and out. Close to tubes.

Phenomenal museum. It was probably one of my favorite things we did in London. One of the things I didn't realize was how many historic specimens and artifacts they have on display. Really brilliant place to go if you love science. Get a ticket in advance if you want to go on a weekend.

While on one of our “Girls Trips”, me, Mom and my granddaughter we decided to visit the Natural History Museum in London. It’s the first time we experienced seeing dinosaurs, of course the bones. So amazing to see the size of these long past creatures. The building is also a beautiful example of architecture we don’t see in the US. I highly recommend taking the time to see this amazing place. You will be transfixed on these creatures.

Giant museum with stunning architecture and a wide variety of displays. Separate sections on dinosaurs, geology, astronomy, mammals, insects and reptiles, fossils, gem stones and so many more! We spent about 3.5 hours going through the relatively in crowded museum on a weekday. The crowds did pick up in the early afternoon though. Recommend visiting right as they open.

The whole museum is very exciting but the best parts are the blue whale skeleton in the entrance hall and the dinosaurs.

Amazing place. Must see in London. It is definitely better to book the tickets in advance and to go there before the doors open. The place is huge, so it takes several hours to visit.

Possibly the greatest museum in the world. If you're in London then a visit should be high on the list of things to do. You can easily spend more than half a day wandering around this remarkable museum. If you've never visited before, you're in for a treat. Recommended.

I highly recommend getting a free reservation for a time slot online. The museum is also free and they have some very impressive things to look at. It's of course very crowded, so if you don't like loud places, don't forget your earphones!

Always love to be here. My favourite museum. When ever I got guest, I must try to bring in this museum because there are many thing to see specially history about many things including animal, dinosaur, and other specimens, etc. This museum is famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons and ornate architecture and stuff. You need a full day to visit this place. Entry is totally Free.

I didnt do the museum a justice last time I visited. So crowded you barely enjoyed. Reserve in advance (free) is strongly recommended to avoid queue during busy time. Nice exhibits. They demand proper time to thoroughly going through all

If you want to have a look at very old historic events or dinosaur fossils than you're at the right place. A overall very beautiful big museum with great architecture and nice staff. The waiting time is quiet high though, but that's acceptable.

Outstanding place! Take your time and set aside at least 2.5 hours for this place, it's worth it. I also recommend to buy (reserve) entry ahead of time so you don't have to wait in line. Most museums are free in London, unless you want to donate something. Reservation grants you immediate entry, even if you arrive later than initially booked. The place is huge, has a lot of sections and it's very interactive and suitable for kids. They will absolutely love it.

A few words in review and five stars isn’t enough to do justice to the grandiose and the importance of this place . From inside out and outside in every part of this building and it’s specimens are worth seeing and enjoying . The architecture of the building is second to none . It is full of information for the curious of all ages whether you are just wondering or an experienced geologist or anthropologist . Children gets drawn to this place to see those giants that ruled our earth a million years ago .. the museum shop is amazing and tempting . For me it was sheer variety of books if you are a reader like me . I can go on and on about this place but unless you visit and see this place you will never appreciate the real value . And by the way it’s completely free and there’s a cafe too. If you are serious then set aside a couple of days to cover this entirely.

We always make a point on every over seas trip to visit museums and historical sites. Unfortunately on this trip we could only go to three museums, as our time was limited. This museum has a great collection of my ancestors (Assyrians), among other wonderful civilizations, which captured my interest. This museum has so much to offer, so if you decide to go to it, make sure you have ample time to explore. It’s a must visit.

Great Museum. Definitely need to visit if you come to London. Difficult to cover within one day though. The architecture is amazing. I really like dinosaurs zone. They have organised it nicely with different zone themes which we like to experience. I would like to suggest you to do reservations before hand. Weekends are bit crowded. Overall it is one of the best museums in UK. Highly recommend to visit.

This is a wonderful museum and a must visit if ever you are in London. The sheer volume ans quality of items on display is astounding. From dinosaur skeletons down to small invertebrates they have it all. Lots of educational material to consume if you choose to and the food and gifts are very well priced for a museum of this type. Please note it is a little warm in areas. There are plenty of fans for comfort and lots of seating for comfort breaks

The Natural History Museum is hands down my favorite touristy spot in London! First off, the architecture is mind-blowing – I couldn't resist snapping countless pictures of the place itself. Inside, the exhibits are fantastic, catering to all interests. The geology department with its array of stones fascinated me, and don't even get me started on the dinosaur room – it was a total blast! The grand staircase in the main hall gave off major Harry Potter vibes; we spent ages there, capturing the magical play of light. We delved deep into the evolution of various dinosaur species, learning heaps while strolling around. And oh, the gift shop! It's a treasure trove of fluffy toys and adorable souvenirs. I'm definitely planning another visit; there's so much more to explore in detail! Don’t forget to pre book your free ticket so you can avoid the queue.

One of the best natural history museums I have ever visited! From the moment you walk in you'll be floored by the immensity. Dinosaur skeletons, the greatest gem collection ever, a moon and Martian rock, so many interactive exhibits, they just keep bringing fun knowledge. That's the great thing about the museum - you don't realize how much fun you're having while learning. Tickets are free, but buy them online in advance or prepare to spend a very very long time waiting at the door. You'll jump the line if you just go online. Gift shops and special exhibits are pricey, but since this is a free attraction, it makes sense. Bringing your own food, water and small bag is allowed.

My visit to the London Natural History Museum was a nice experience, although I anticipated it to be a bit larger. Despite its size, the museum offered a concise and engaging journey through natural history. One standout feature was the cool earthquake room, which added an interactive and educational element to the visit. It was a unique experience that brought science to life. While I managed to navigate through the museum relatively quickly, I appreciated the variety of exhibits and the effort put into making each display informative and interesting. If you're looking for a museum experience that doesn't require a whole day, the London Natural History Museum is worth a visit

This is a beautiful museum dedicated to nature and the history of nature. Immediately once you enter the museum, you will be amazed by the scale of the whale bone and the size of the. Lobby. There are so many displays and sections, each dedicated to a particular theme, you can expect to spend awhile at this place. And it's free. Overall, what an awesome and enjoyable experience.

Came on a Saturday and it was just packed with people! The most popular area is obviously the dinosaur exhibition, but if you like minerals they have a large vault on the first floor. Overall not for me, but this place would definitely be fun for families with children or if you are really interested in natural history. If you book in advance, then you can go straight into the museum without needing to queue a long line.

The best museum we have ever visited! Make sure you book your tickets in advance as it is always busy and the lines can be very long if you haven’t pre booked tickets. Some exhibits felt like a conveyor belt with the amount of people inside, you couldn’t stop to see anything. Overall it was an incredible place and a must see for anyone visiting London.

The outside of the museum has been cleaned in recent years and looks magnificent. We arrived at opening time with free timed entrance tickets purchased online. This is essential to avoid long lines. It seemed like every tourist in London makes a pilgrimage to see the animated dinosaur, which is the key attraction. We also visited the gems gallery which was comprehensive but overwhelming.

The Natural History Museum is a breathtaking spectacle, particularly at night when illuminated by enchanting lights. The grandeur of its architecture comes alive, casting a mesmerizing glow that enhances the museum's majestic aura. The intricate details of the building are accentuated, creating a captivating visual feast for visitors. The interplay of light showcases the museum's historical charm, making it a truly enchanting experience. As darkness falls, the exterior transforms into a work of art, highlighting the museum's significance not just as a repository of knowledge but also as a cultural and architectural gem. The evening ambiance adds an extra layer of magic, making a visit to the Natural History Museum an unforgettable journey through both the wonders of science and the beauty of illuminated architecture.

Buy tickets online. We walked right by a huge ticket line just after opening time. The museum is very large. I suggest picking a couple of areas to wonder through unless you have all-day stamina. The dinosaur area was not great and yet very crowded with small kids and strollers. The architecture of the building is beautiful. Pay attention to the archways, pillars and ceilings.

What can I say except this place is wonderful! Free entry with options to donate and get good deals on tote bags and guides! I would definitely say to take the whole day for the museum, we had set aside 4 hours and were only able to to the diplosaurus and under half it the museums in that time (stopping for lunch) so if you don't want to rush set aside the whole day, It will be worth it! The museum is very accessible with many accessible toilets and lifts as well as wheelchair hire and is assistant dog friendly. I also saw many large print signs and descriptions and audio tours for those visually impaired . They have hearing loops for hearing aids too. There are also some quiet spaces and quiet mornings for those with sensory difficulties! 10/10 will always visit when I have the chance, the place is amazing