Natural History Museum

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.

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.

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!

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!

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.

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.

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!

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.