5 Great Museums to Visit in London
London has a large number of museums covering a variety of interests. Below are some of the museums which are well worth a visit.
Natural History Museum (Cromwell Rd, London)
This is probably the best known museum in London, and for good reason. Some of the artefacts on the display are nothing short of breathtaking. As well as looking at various aspects of history, this huge museum also has a wide range of modern information to digest and there is something to entertain people of all ages. London's Natural History Museum is organised very well for also bringing children, with several kids areas and exhibits which will entertain all of the family.
Science Museum (Imperial College Road, London)
The science museum is free of entrance and a worthwhile visit whether you are a starry eyed child or an intrigued adult. The museum boasts wonderful collections encompassing different ages of science and history. There is an extensive library and a super-modern 3D cinema.
London Transport Museum (Covent Garden Piazza)
Transport has played a large part in London’s past and this museum brings history to life and enables you to experience how transport has evolved over the years. This is a museum which is both fun and interesting and really gives you a look at how times and technology in London has changed. Learn more about London Transport museum for a good day out in the capital.
National Gallery (Trafalgar Square)
For art lovers this museum represents an absolute feast. There are works of art from a variety of famous artists dating from 13th century. Entry to this spacious museum is free of charge and it is open 361 days a year. The National Gallery in London is one of the most exciting and interesting of the city's galleries and also has many new exhibits frequently.
British Museum (Great Russell St, London)
Despite being called the British Museum, the museum actually sells itself on being a museum of the world, for the world. There are over 7 million objects on display at the museum creating a unique experience of human cultures and how they have evolved.
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