The Natural History Museum is located in South Kensington, London. It is adjacent to the Science Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum. It is not far from Hyde Park and Kensington Park. It can go shopping in Harrods in 15 minutes'walk. So you can spend a whole day in this area. The Museum of Natural History resembles the Cathedral of the Middle Ages. It has a history of nearly 300 years. Like the Victorian and Albert Museums nearby, it is a Victorian-style building with beautiful appearance, exquisite carvings on exterior walls, windows and interior. It is amazing and eye-catching. The Museum of Natural History is the largest Museum of Natural History in Europe, with a total building area of more than 40,000 square meters. It contains more than 7 million specimens from around the world, from Darwin's evolutionary studies to Jurassic dinosaur fossils, as well as various animal and plant, geological specimens, among which 28 million are insect specimens. The Museum introduces the Victorian architecture of the museum as a cathedral, so it is also called "Natural Cathedral". The Museum of Natural History is also a popular card point for parent-child tours. It is free to open from 10 a.m. to 5.50 p.m. every day. During the summer vacation, there are many tourists, who can queue up from the main entrance and the side entrance respectively. Museum maps are purchased for 1 pound, catering and English explanations, so you can safely soak for a whole day. The Hall of the museum is magnificent, shocking and familiar. If you've seen "Paddington Bear", "Museum Wonderful Night 3" and other movie buddies, you'll remember this scene. The visual shock of the scene is difficult to describe in words. We must feel it personally.