Natural History Museum

Located in South Kensington (Nearest tube station), it houses over 80 million specimens spanning botany, entomology, mineralogy, and zoology. Its iconic Hintze Hall features a giant blue whale skeleton suspended from the ceiling, creating an unforgettable first impression.

Visitors can explore interactive galleries on dinosaurs, volcanoes, earthquakes, and human biology, making it both educational and engaging for all ages. The museum is also a leading research institution, contributing to global studies on biodiversity and climate change, while offering free entry to its permanent exhibitions.

Until 12 July 2026 - Wildlife photographer of the year exhibition

Find out what's on and book tickets to avoid the queues here