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Visit the Natural History Museum! 🐒🌴

#londontrip #uk #familytrip #london #england The Natural History Museum in London stands as a captivating testament to Earth's rich tapestry of life, offering an immersive journey through the wonders of our planet's past and present. Nestled in the heart of the city, this iconic institution beckons visitors with its awe-inspiring exhibits and scientific marvels. Stepping into the museum is like entering a time capsule, where ancient fossils, majestic skeletons, and rare gems tell the story of evolution and biodiversity. The museum's architecture itself, a blend of Victorian elegance and modern innovation, sets the stage for an educational adventure. From the towering Diplodocus in the central hall to the meticulously crafted Darwin Centre, each section unveils the mysteries of our natural world. Moreover, the Natural History Museum is a haven for curious minds of all ages. Engaging displays, interactive exhibits, and educational programs cater to both children and adults, fostering a love for science and exploration. The museum's commitment to conservation and environmental awareness adds a contemporary relevance, urging visitors to ponder the delicate balance of our ecosystems. In conclusion, a visit to the Natural History Museum in London promises not only a glimpse into the past but also an opportunity to contemplate the present and future of our planet. It is a trove of knowledge, a source of inspiration, and a testament to the marvels of life on Earth. Embark on this enlightening journey and discover the beauty and complexity of our natural world.

Natural History Museum

#londontrip The Natural History Museum in London is not only a repository of scientific knowledge but also a place that inspires wonder and curiosity about the history of the earth and biological evolution. Nowadays, it is one of the landmark of museums of animal and natural phenomena in London, England. Opening time froms 10:00am to 5:30 pm with free entrance. Address- Cromwell road, London, United Kingdom, England.

Natural History Museum, London

#londontrip The Natural History Museum in London is a highly regarded museum known for its fascinating displays on earth's biodiversity, geology, and human history. Visitors praise its impressive exhibits, engaging activities, and iconic dinosaur skeleton. It's a popular destination for families and students due to its educational value and stunning architecture. You'll find out about titanosaur Patagotitan mayorum - one of the largest creatures to have ever walked the earth. If you get a chance to visit, you're likely to have a memorable and enriching experience! #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#passionpassport#london

Natural History Museum - London

The Natural History Museum is located in one of the most beautiful buildings in London and presents hundreds of interactive animated exhibits of dinosaurs, mammals, an unforgettable 30-meter blue whale model and the skeleton of a giant diplodocus. This museum is a world-class visitor attraction and leading science research center. In addition to 80 million exhibits, the museum houses books, scientific works, manuscripts and rare art collections that can be accessed for research purposes. This is an amazing place to visit with a family. Address: The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD. Tube station: South Kensington. Opening hours: daily from 10:00 to 17:50. Free admission. #visitlondon #museum #london

The Treasures of London's Museums

Step into the world of art, history, and scientific discovery by visiting London's renowned museums. The Natural History Museum, an architectural masterpiece in itself, houses an extensive collection of specimens comprising around 80 million items of botany, entomology, mineralogy, palaeontology and zoology, including the famous dinosaur exhibits and the stunning Hintze Hall. Besides, immerse yourself in the realm of design and innovation at the Design Museum devoted to contemporary design in every form from architecture and fashion to graphics, where you'll find exhibitions showcasing the best of contemporary design and its impact on society. #visitlondon

London's Museum of Natural History

Getting There - take the underground tube to South Kensington and it's just a short walk to the Natural History Museum. Attractions - the museum itself holds 1000s of exhibits from dinosaurs, to exotic animals. There's large exhibition spaces, but also intimate displays where you can learn about the current extinction of certain animals. Hotels - hotels are countless around London, and being an accessible city means you can reach the museum from anywhere. I'd recommend staying in Earls Court. Food & Restaurants - There's a cafe inside the museum, and lots of restaurants around outside. #museum #city

Natural History Museum - London

Looking for Dinosaurs’ skeleton in London? You got to visit the Natural History Museum! It’s not your ordinary museum, as it hold tons of different things, including collections of Charles Darwin, giant squid, dinosaurs and stunning minerals/crystals. But what will amaze you is the skeleton of T-Rex. This museum is located at South Kensington, and entry is free. Just do remember to book your visit online! #tripblazers #newyearadventure #london #darwintravel

London Natural History Museum 🖼️

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! #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers

London Natural History Museum for free

The London Natural History museum is not only a place for kids. It's full of life sized displays and different kinds of exhibits including minerals. Most importantly entry is free - a perfect family day out as adults can learn a thing or two while kids will certainly intrigued by the dinosaurs and animal displays.#2023travelwish #mytripvlog #london

Dinosaurs !!!!

#meetlondon The Natural History Museum London, is without doubt one of my favourite museums to visit. It is also one of London's free museums. Over here there are separate into 2 zone .My favourite part though, it would definitely be the dinosaur zone. I was amaze to see the hundreds and hundreds of dinosaur exhibits, facts and dinosaur skeletons it was just so impressive as I have not seen any thing like this before . Apart from the dinosaur.The building itself is also worth seeing. Inside and outside is absolutely stunning. The architecture is amazing. Well this I feel is highly recommended consider it free .Really worth a visit

This place is so mind blowing!

This museum is absolutely AMAZING! So fun to walk around and so interactive, there are many different exhibits for you to enjoy. You can spend at least half a day if you really enjoy museums. This place is so beautiful as well!! My fav part of this museum is the Dinosaurs section, really learned so much from these exhibits and it made me feel like I'm in the “Jurassic Park”. Highly recommend visiting this place, oh yeah, and it's free!! However, you can choose to donate if you wish. The standard donation price is 5 pounds- which I am more than happy to pay!

Our favourite museum in London

#staycation in #london and a visit to the Natural History Museum Natural History Museum is probably one of our favourite museums exhibiting a range of specimens from various segments of natural history. The exhibits are divided into five main collections including botany, entomology, mineralogy, palaeontology and zoology. This museum is famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons and ornate architecture and is great for adults and for vising with kids. There is even an earthquake simulator which we recommend checking out. Address: Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD Nearest tube stations: South Kensington, Gloucester Road #passionpassport #staycation #gooutside #freevisit #museum #england #checkinaway

Natural History Museum (BTS!)

Address - Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD, United Kingdom (3 minutes walk from South Kensington station) Highlights - Behind-the-scenes tour of the Museum's unique spirit collection. Avg. Price per Person - £25/ per adult Rating - 5/5 Trust me, my museumgoer. If you are looking for a musuem in London, this should be one that you shouldn't miss out. I understand that visiting the Natural History Museum is free but through this Behind-the-Scenes Tour, you will get to see a lot of collection that is not display in the museum! This Behind-the-Scenes Tour takes around 2 - 2.5 hours and the guides will being you around the secret doors to their labs to show you the various collection from well-preserved to dry specimens. One of the favourite is the well-preserved octopus that was once a meme (googly eyes octopus)! #travelinspiration#unforgettableexperiences#scenicspotguide#historicculture#museumquest#culturalattractions#naturalwonders

Natural History Museum (Behind the Scene!)

Address - Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD, United Kingdom (3 minutes walk from South Kensington station) Highlights - Behind-the-scenes tour of the Museum's unique spirit collection. Avg. Price per Person - £25/ per adult Rating - 5/5 Trust me, my museumgoer. If you are looking for a musuem in London, this should be one that you shouldn't miss out. I understand that visiting the Natural History Museum is free but through this Behind-the-Scenes Tour, you will get to see a lot of collection that is not display in the museum! This Behind-the-Scenes Tour takes around 2 - 2.5 hours and the guides will being you around the secret doors to their labs to show you the various collection from well-preserved to dry specimens. One of the favourite is the well-preserved octopus that was once a meme (googly eyes octopus)! Warning: Image might be disturbing! #travelinspiration#unforgettableexperiences#historicculture#museumquest#naturalwonders#culturalattractions

This natural history museum displays Victorian architecture. This is a great place in which to learn about biological evolution. It looks a bit like a medieval cathedral. This museum covers over 40,000sq.m. and holds 70 million specimens from around the world. The library holds 500,000 books and periodicals, as well as a wide range of early research manuscripts, drawings and other valuable resources.

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM 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. Absolutely free however donations are encounraged.

The Natural History Museum is located in the South Kensington area next to Hyde Park in the south-west of central London. The museum has a total construction area of more than 40,000 square meters. There are about 70 million specimens from around the world, including 28 million insect specimens. The British Museum of Natural History is Europe's largest museum of natural history. The British Museum of Natural History has about 40 million specimens of animals, plants and rock minerals from around the world, including more than 7 million specimens of paleontological fossils. The library has 500,000 books and magazines, and preserves a large number of early natural research manuscripts and drawings. And other precious items. The museum has 20 large exhibition halls covering six aspects of paleontology, minerals, plants, animals, ecology and humans. The Central Hall is a modern life sciences exhibition hall that introduces evolution and anthropology with three-dimensional landscapes and showcases. The 1st floor right-wing exhibition hall displays paleontological fossil specimens, which show fish dragons, plesiosaurs, 5m high Tyrannosaurus Rex, a very small new jaw dragon, a 17-meter-long pterosaur and a complete archaeopteryx skeleton. Modern animals on display in the left-hand exhibition halls

As an international metropolitan city, London is home to a huge array of various types of museums. In the tens of museums in London, the first one is obviously the famous Natural History Museum. I have decided to head to this place purely out of a fun misunderstanding. I kept thinking this is where the movie “Night at the Museum” was shot. in fact, the entire trilogy of the “Night at the Museum” was not filmed here. The Natural History Museum is a historic Victorian building. Here you will find over 70 million items of global history and biological evolution on exhibition. The time frame of these items span from the Jurassic times, to the 19th Century when Charles Darwin publicized his Evolution Theory. The Natural History Museum is also a globally renowned center for research, specializing in the categorization, identification and preservation of biological beings. The building itself is also one not to be missed - it is a work of art typical of England’s traditional architectural style. The Natural History Museum is separated into 4 main exhibition zones and are marked with different colors, which are orange, blue, green and red. Blue is known for its exhibition of items pertaining to the dinosaurs and mammals. It is also the most popular zone in the entire museum. Red Zone is the geology zone. Not only do you get to experience for yourself what an earthquake feels like and see a mock explosion of a volcano, you can also learn about the Big Bang and what our solar system would look like a couple billion of years from now. The Green zone is a zone for life and environment. Here you will primarily find fossils from birds, reptiles and minerals. The Orange Zone is the Wildlife biological garden and the Darwin center. A lot of free family events are hosted here regularly.

Located in the South Kensington area of London, the British Museum of Natural History is a Victorian building resembling a medieval cathedral. The total construction area of the museum is more than 40,000 square meters. There are about 70 million specimens from around the world, including 28 million insect specimens. The British Museum of Natural History is Europe's largest museum of natural history.

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The most fascinating museum in UK

There are many natural history museums worldwide, but the one in London is something special – arguably the best there is! The museum boasts an enormous collection of specimens from the natural world. Visitors can discover the tip of the iceberg in person at the museum and go online afterwards to explore some of the items not on display. When you visit London’s Natural History Museum, prepare to be blown away from the moment you step inside. Not least thanks to the giant blue whale skeleton (named Hope), who hangs in the entrance hall. Climb the stairs past Darwin’s statue and get ready to discover the world. #trip #travel #holiday #UK #London #Culture #History

The Natural History Museum is a must-visit when touring London

The crown jewel of the Natural History Museum is the enormous whale skeleton. The museum isn't very large, with the first half dedicated to human evolution and the species of Homo sapiens. The second and third floors are about the seismic activity caused by the movement of the Earth's crust, with an area where you can experience the shaking of an earthquake, which is quite shocking. There are also gems 💎 mined from the mineral areas. The latter half of the museum features various animal specimens and fossils. I also discovered a secret: many toys and souvenirs in toy stores and memorabilia shops abroad are 【made in china】😂

Natural History Museum

NHM Natural History Museum subchapter This is a big whale and more! Whale! Whale! It's such a pity that I didn't take a picture of the exterior, it really is just a whole big castle, and once you enter you're completely immersed in a 'Night at the Museum' vibe It was a rushed first visit because there was only one hour left until closing, so I didn't get to look around properly, I was totally captivated by the main hall (it's definitely a great spot for photos with the girls) I must go back and take a proper look next time! The staff highly recommend making a reservation, but walk-ins are also fine, however, you can only stand in the cold wind and watch enviously as people with tickets enter one by one while your own line doesn't move at all (but entering from the VA side door, I tested and it only took 5mins to queue, and once inside it's a different area, walking through the connecting passage will get you to the main hall where the big whale hangs)

Eight museums in London you absolutely can't miss

Eight museums in London you absolutely can't miss!❗|||London has a rich literary and artistic atmosphere, and museums are an essential destination for a host of culture enthusiasts and artists✅ The museums gather cultural and historical treasures from all over the world, including art, technology, nature, and more, and are well worth exploring👀 - Here's a summary of the eight must-visit museums in London, save this note⭐ and check them out one by one when you have time❣️ - 📍The British Museum One of the four greatest museums in the world, it has a collection so vast that it is among the top in the world's museums, and a thorough visit takes several hours🕚 If you don't want to rush through, it's recommended to book a Chinese-language tour in advance 📍The National Gallery A must-visit for those who love Western art history🖼️ Van Gogh's Sunflowers, Monet's Water Lilies are all here, 🉑rent an audio guide, very friendly for art beginners✌️ Note that photography is not allowed in some exhibition areas⚠️ 📍Natural History Museum One of the best natural history museums in the world, the most impressive exhibits are the huge and complete blue whale skeleton🐋 and the dinosaur skeletons about three or four stories high🦖 It feels like being in the movie 'Night at the Museum', especially suitable for parents to visit with children👨‍👩‍👧 📍Victoria and Albert Museum One of the most important art museums in world history, the building itself has a very Victorian style, and the collection covers paintings, ceramics, metalwork, clothing, photography, etc., and you can sit on the ground in the courtyard garden when tired⛲ 📍The Wallace Collection Nowhere else can you feel the strong British aristocratic style more than here👸 The exhibits, paintings, and interior decorations can all be described as 'exquisitely beautiful', and sisters who like to take photos remember to wear black and white clothes, which stand out against the highly saturated background📸 📍The Sherlock Holmes Museum The museum highly restores the description of Holmes' residence in the novels while retaining the original structure of the house, completely replicating Holmes' living room and bedroom, offering a strong sense of immersion🕵️ Sherlock Holmes fans must go and check it out❗ 📍The Courtauld Gallery Smaller than The National Gallery, but it is one of the art exhibitions in London that you must not miss, with collections that are pivotal in the history of painting👍 For example, the treasure of the museum—Van Gogh's self-portrait 📍London Transport Museum The museum includes vehicles from 1820's horse-drawn carriages, buses🚌 trains🚃 subways🚇 taxis🚕, including the iconic red double-decker bus, and you can even simulate driving in the driver's seat❗

Classic London Museum

A must see when visiting London. Like most London museums this is feee and just asks for a donation. The building is impressive in itself with its vast entrance hall and whale skeleton suspended from the ceiling. The various halls house different exhibitions and the modern annex is about the natural geographic world. A full day trip. The dinosaur exhibition is particularly popular. Go early in the morning to miss the queues.

The Natural History Museum

#winhkflight #naturalhistorymuseum #London #unitedkingdom The Natural History Museum in London is a museum that exhibits a range of specimens within 5 main collections: botany, entomology, mineralogy, palaeontology and zoology. The Natural History Museum is located within the walking distance to the other major attractions like Victoria and Albert Museum and Science Museum, in the Kensington area of London. The Natural History Museum is popular with the iconic dinosaur skeletons and the giant blue whale skeleton from the ceiling. Opening Hours: 10am - 5.50pm Address: Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD, United Kingdom Reasons to Recommend: Free admission to most of their galleries and exhibitions I want to travel to Hong Kong and visit their museum.

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Journey through the annals of Earth's history

Stepping into the Natural History Museum in London was like embarking on a journey through the annals of Earth's history. The grandeur of the museum enveloped me as I wandered among its halls, each one a treasure trove of natural wonders. From towering dinosaur skeletons in the palaeontology section to intricately preserved insects in the entomology collection, every exhibit held a story of evolution and discovery. The vastness of the museum's collections, boasting over 80 million items spanning botany, mineralogy, and zoology, was truly awe-inspiring. As I marveled at the diversity of life and Earth's geological wonders, I couldn't help but feel a profound sense of wonder and reverence for the natural world. #History #Museum #Treasure #Natural

See Real Dinosaur Bones in This FREE Museum

Hi Travellers 👋🏻✈️ Yana here 🥰 Did you know that there's actually A LOT of FREE to enter museums in London? The Natural History Museum is one of them! The place is filled with a lot of pre-historic animals but also current ones. I've never seen a real life whale 🐳 but managed to see a real life skeleton of a whale there. It was absolutely humongous! My favourite part was of course the dinosaur 🦕. There is a wide range of them! They also made it interactive by adding animatronics of dinosaurs. So kids would love it! If you're on a tight budget, I highly recommend you to add this in your itinerary!

A Family Day at Natural History Wonderland

Embark on a thrilling family adventure at The Natural History Museum, a captivating treasure trove of the Earth's wonders located in the heart of London. With its awe-inspiring exhibits and interactive displays, the museum promises an educational and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages. ⭐️ What It Offers: The Natural History Museum boasts a vast collection of over 80 million specimens, showcasing the diversity of life on our planet. From towering dinosaur skeletons in the iconic Hintze Hall to the mesmerizing Blue Whale skeleton, the museum takes families on a journey through the history of life. Engage in the Earth Galleries to explore gems, minerals, and meteorites or delve into the Cocoon to witness scientists at work in their laboratories. 👨👩👧👦 Tips for Families: • Interactive Zones: Keep the young ones entertained at the interactive zones like the Investigate Center, where they can touch and examine real specimens under the guidance of museum experts. • Family-Friendly Events: Check the museum's calendar for family-friendly events and workshops. From fossil hunting to storytelling sessions, there's always something exciting happening. • Plan Your Visit: The museum can get busy, especially during weekends and school holidays. Plan your visit early in the day or later in the afternoon to avoid the crowds. • Pack Snacks: Fuel your family's exploration with a bag of snacks and water. There are designated areas for picnics, ensuring everyone stays energized throughout the day. • Souvenir Hunt: Visit the museum's gift shop for unique and educational souvenirs. Encourage your little ones to pick up a dinosaur model or a science-themed book to extend the learning beyond the museum walls. The Natural History Museum is not just a destination; it's an immersive experience that sparks curiosity and wonder in the hearts of both young and old. Make lasting memories as you uncover the mysteries of the natural world together.