Science Museum, London

Fascinating exhibits in a wonderful Victorian building. Also, it's free, although there are plenty of opportunities to donate and it's well worth it. Suitable for all the family. There is a coffee bar but I didn't use it so can't comment. The toilets are good with sufficient cubicles in the ladies, clean and well stocked with paper and soap. Highly recommended.

This was an amazing Museum and free too, you can make a donation if you like. This place had so many wonders to grab your curiosity and open your eyes to scientific inventions that have help shape our World. The space zone was incredible, especially the piece of Moon Rock, and the moon landing display. This is a great place for all ages. The gift store is reasonably priced, for simple to expensive gifts. A really fun place to visit.

Love this place. Been here a number of times and more latterly with my children and it is a great place to spend a few hours. Need to get there early to avoid having to queue outside to get in, but it's a great place and the kids will enjoy it. Lots of interactive games and exhibitions and impressively laid out. A must see when in London.

It's a good place for children. There are lots children running all around. I'm not sure if it's also good for adults. Still, if you read all the explanations carefully, you would be able to broaden your knowledge... After all, it's free admission. What's there to lose?

Great museum, the welcome collections medicine exhibit is fascinating, lots of interesting medical paraphernalia, including many things of interest to anyone scientifically inclined, as a student studying molecular biology it was very interesting to see the handmade structures of molecules and many other interesting articles. The floor above has an amazing exhibition about the information age, including model satellites and other curios. All in all a great day out, and entirely free entry with only an voluntary donation!!