Museums in London

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Here are some of the most popular
museums in London:

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Established in 1753,
the British Museum was
the first public museum in
the world; it remains one
of England’s most famous
and popular attractions.

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One of the big three museums
in South Kensington, this
imposing and impressive
landmark is beloved by kids for
it famous dinosaur exhibition.

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This sits alongside the
Natural History
Museum and makes a
great visit even in a
short time, although
it’s filled with
interactive exhibits so
losing track of time is
quite easy as well.

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This one also
sits next to the
Natural History
and Science
museums, and
it’s the world’s
largest museum
of decorative
arts and design,
featuring more
than 4.5 million
historical
objects.

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This museum documents the complete history of
this fine city, from prehistoric days through the
present. It’s well worth a visit for anyone who’s
fond of England’s capital.

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Only open since 2003,
this museum deals with
the history of London
as a port, and they’ve
recently added a
fascinating exhibit
dealing with the slave
trade.

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The world’s largest maritime museum is located in
Greenwich and is well worth a visit for anyone
interested in the seafaring culture and history. Kids
will love their restored boats and planes.

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This famous facility shows off a
bewildering display of vehicles,
memorabilia, weapons, and
much more from Britain’s
modern military history.

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Most famous for being the home to the line that
divides the Western Hemisphere from the Eastern,
this museum is located a bit out of the way, but in a
lovely location overlooking the Thames.

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Houses Sir Henry
Wellcome’s
comprehensive
collection of
historical
artifacts, books,
and objects
relating to the
medical sciences.

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The fictional home of
the world’s most
famous detective
might be best for
enthusiasts only, but
visiting the outside
could be worthwhile
for anyone.

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This World
War II ship
has been
restored to
its original
look, and
serves as an
interesting
museum of
warships
during the
era.

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Located at the St. Thomas Hospital, this museum is
dedicated to the life of the world’s most famous
nurse.