London, England
experience
Posted about 5 years ago
The British Museum
London's biggest history museum is truly world-class, with a host of cultural objects arranged by origin - highlights include the Rosetta Stone and a startling amount of ancient Egyptian objects.
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London, England
destination • experience
Posted about 5 years ago
Tower of London
The city's former fortress is a much more friendly place these days, but the Tower's Beefeaters will be happy to tell you about its dark past. Plenty of human misery, but genuinely fascinating tales.
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London, England
experience
Posted about 5 years ago
The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
This small museum near Borough Market is a hidden gem - see the city's medical history, including some gruesome tools, and sit in a genuine old operating theatre. Check out the quirky gift shop!
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London, England
experience
Posted about 5 years ago
Sir John Soane's Museum
Previously the house of architect Sir John Soane, the building now houses his collection of curiousities and antiquities. Small enough to see in a couple of hours, but chock-full of surprises.
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London, England
experience
Posted about 5 years ago
Victoria and Albert Museum
The V&A is one of the world's best, and dedicated to art and design. If you have an interest in fashion or costume history, it's a must-see! Exhibitions are frequent and excellent.
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London, England
experience
Posted about 5 years ago
Natural History Museum
It might be looking a bit dated in places, but the Natural History Museum still impresses. The dinosaur exhibitions will fascinate young and old alike, and the grandeur of the entrance hall is worth the trip alone.
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London, England
experience • shopping
Posted about 5 years ago
Science Museum
Huge fun for young visitors, thanks to its interactive WonderLab, the Science Museum has been filling visitors with a passion for science since 1857. Fans of technology through the ages will love this!
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London, England
experience
Posted about 5 years ago
The National Gallery
Surely one of the world's best art collections, the National Gallery has pieces from Van Gogh, Rembrandt, da Vinci and more. Consider visiting in two trips, as the building is so huge that you'll experience art burnout!
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London, England
experience
Posted about 5 years ago
Imperial War Museum
Dedicated to recording instances of war since World War I, the IWM certainly doesn't shy away from showing you the human cost and misery of armed conflict. The Holocaust exhibition is particularly affecting, and not suitable for children.
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London, England
experience • shopping
Posted about 5 years ago
Tate Modern
London premier modern art museum is housed in a former power station, and holds art from 1900 to the modern day. It's a great place to simply go and soak in the atmosphere!
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