The Science Museum often goes hand-in-hand with its nearby neighbour, the Natural History Museum. They're literally around the corner from each other and, although they display vastly differing object Read more about The Science Museum
The Imperial War Museum, founded in 1917, was originally set up to record and display the epic story of the Great War and to commemorate those who died or suffered in this war. It has since expanded Read more about Imperial War Museum
Right in the buzz of the City, housed in the Bank of England itself, is the Bank of England Museum. The museum shows the history of the Bank from 1694, when it was founded by the Royal Charter to rai Read more about Bank of England Museum
The Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum is aptly situated in leafy, residential Wimbledon in south-west London. As perhaps the most famous and hallowed event in the tennis world calendar, the yearly Read more about Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
Situated within the vibrant Barbican arts center, the Museum of London is definitely a worthwhile place to visit if you want to go to one of the City’s most interesting and engaging museums, based on Read more about Museum of London
Situated in a former 1930s banana warehouse in Shad Thames, south- east London, the Design Museum is one of the world’s leading museums designed to exhibit furniture, graphics, architecture and Read more about Design Museum
Imagine if, instead of having a high-rise tower block or a two story studio suit as your office, you were confined to an underground shelter. Imagine your daily soundtrack wasn't the tapping of keys o Read more about Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms
The Royal Observatory Greenwich is the home of Greenwich Mean Time and is famous for the Prime Meridian of the World, built solely for the purpose of finding longitude at sea. It attracts visitors Read more about Royal Observatory
Just like the art scene in London, the museums are famous. They've attracted some of the best and most-loved exhibitions around. Visit one of the great London Museums and see what everyone is talking about.
From the trenches of the two World Wars to ascending through the centre of the earth, whichever museum you visit in London, you're in for a wildly different experience every time. South Kensington, over in west London is the culture hot-spot and where you'll find the coolest museums. Want to interact with dinosaurs, get seriously hands-on with science, learn about London's rampaging history, or learn about the globally-famousannual tennis tournament, Wimbledon? You can do all these in London, and at eye-openingly low prices, too. Definitely worth the consideration when you pay us a visit.
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