Natural History Museum

The London Natural History Museum is one of the largest museums of its kind in the world, and is easily one of the most visited museums in London. Its exhibits span the history of the Earth from prehistoric fossils to modern day pieces, and with nearly 70 million specimens it is one of the most comprehensive views of the planet’s long history under one roof. The exhibits are constantly updated, and reflect the latest scientific views on natural history, and with free admission for all; it is one of the best bargains for the entire family in all of London. The Museum is a perfect companion stop if you are planning to visit Holland Park, as it is within a few kilometers. Whether you want to walk through the bones of the dinosaurs, or view a full scale model of a blue whale, you will be amazed at how much there is to discover in one location. Because exhibits are constantly added, it is a good idea to check in advance what is on the schedule, as you may find a particularly interesting addition is coming soon, though with the vast array of information and specimens, you are bound to find more than enough to keep you satisfied, regardless of the current exhibits on display.

Photos provided by . Photos are under the copyright of their owners.