Natural History Museum, London

This museum has ample of information for everybody. Everybody could learn from these collection. I recommend this place for almost everybody who love to learn. It has a nice cafe with different foods. Of course you need to pay little bit more if you forgot to bring your lunch box.

Went for the ice skating and cafe, absolutely fantastic, cream tea, followed by mulled wine. A perfect Friday afternoon/evening, the museum does this every year and I love it. The museum itself is always interesting and filled with detailed and flawless exhibits. Will return again when new exhibits are on show!! :)

I am a wheelchair user visiting from Australia and I visited the Museum in August this year. Whilst I enjoyed seeing all the exhibits, I felt that some of the shine was taken off of it by several factors, including the lack of air conditioning on a very hot day and the fact that the crowds weren't very well controlled. The fact that the Cromwell Rd entrance was closed could also have been better publicised. My top tip: go online and do your research into which exhibits you wish to see before you arrive, as I did.

One of the bests natural history museums of the world. I really enjoyed our visit there, and I'm already planning our next visit for our next travel to London. We also like to thank Yuri, the volunteer from the museum who told us the background of the sabretooth skull. He was very nice and kind.

Exactly what you would picture a natural history museum to be- fossils, geology, biology, dinosaurs....and lots of kids! Much of the display material is geared towards children and would make a fun family day out. Dig a little deeper as a kid free adult to some of the rare fossil specimens and hummingbird collection. Free with donation recommended.