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Here's what Trippy members say about Natural History Museum:
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"Natural History Museum - this is generally not my thing but I love this place." See More
"For great neighboorhood feel, we usually stay in Notting Hill and areas nearby like Fitzrovia or Marylebone Great walks in Hyde Park, The Regent's Park, and St James's Park Near Buckingham Palace and also near the museums (Natural History Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum (Stop N)) ." See More
"Have a look to see what special exhibits are on at the museums, there's an annual photography exhibit at the Natural History Museum that is quite good, the Victoria & Albert Museum usually has something fashion related, the The British Museum usually has something as well." See More
"It's near to the Victoria & Albert Museum Natural History Museum Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park ." See More
"Hi Dinesh, AmsterdamAmsterdam is so much fun! You can see most of it in four-five days and then take a train to Brussels (2 hours away) and Paris (4 hours away). Cologne is also nearby. Find out more to do in Amsterdam, here:" See More
"Science Museum is great for kids (address: Exhibition Rd, London SW7 2DD) and is right next to the Natural History Museum which is also fun for children." See More
"Hop-on/Hop-off Bus to get the lay of the land; London Eye, Tower Of London, the Beefeaters' tour (they are amusing); Harry Potter Tour (go to Tourist Information Offices for info); London Zoo, Madame Tussauds London, Trafalgar Square, (the church, St Martin-in-the-Fields has brass rubbings and the cafe is in a crypt); the Natural History Museum; Science Museum." See More
"As for places to go my boys loved the Museum of Science right next to the Natural History Museum near Hyde Park." See More
"Things to do - There's the Tower Of London and the London dungeons, the London Eye, Natural History Museum, Tons of theatre productions (my sister is currently starring in CATS the musical which is only in London until January so you should definitely go and see!" See More
"Breakfast at dawn over looking the city at Duck & Waffle Dinner or a night out in Soho (Kingsway and Carnaby St) Shopping on New Oxford St Visit the The British Museum and the Museum of London Walk around St Katharine Docks and Wapping (have a beer at The Dickens Inn, Prospect of Whitby or The Captain Kidd) Walk along South Bank Visit the museums in South Kensington (Natural History Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum and the Science Museum) Go to the theatre - I recommend Book of Mormon - Prince of Wales Theatre, The Lion King or Matilda" See More
"There's not a huge amount of free stuff around Wimbledon really - but if you are able to I'd definitely recommend going into the centre of London and visiting the museums there - Victoria & Albert Museum, Science Museum, Natural History Museum etc etc." See More
"Also popular are Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum and Science Museum." See More
"Hello Sally, It is very easy to get off the beaten track in London. Try these places: - Brixton Village Market in South West London is great for great food (Honest Burgers, the best cake store, gluten free, pizza, cook-you-own-toast breakfast place). It is also undercover! - Broadway Market is also lovely on a nice day, has great food and is slightly cheaper than Borough Market. - Do a walking tour with" See More
"Stephanie, Given that you've never been to London before, here are my suggestions. Additionally, you're coming from the East Coast, so you'll probably be arriving in London in mid-to-early morning -- if you can manage to push through that first day without succumbing to jet lag, you'll feel great the rest of your trip. As an aside, this list is mostly cultivated from my own loves in London -- it's by no means definitive nor necessarily the most popular. Just places I love! :) Day 1 (Day of Arrival) Grab breakfast at Regency Cafe, a classic place for English Breakfast Wander around near Buckingham Palace, cross Westminster Bridge, and enjoy a coffee (and unique view) from 2 Love Tea & Coffee House (!" See More
"The British Museum is amazing but depending on your interests you might enjoy Tate Modern, Natural History Museum, Tower Of London or The Sherlock Holmes Museum more." See More
"London covers a lot of area so group together sites in the same area to save travel time, like the Shakespeare's Globe and Tate Modern are close to each other; the Natural History Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum are across the street from each other; the London Eye is near the House Of Parliament and Big Ben." See More
"The The British Museum is free and chock full of stunning exhibits as is the Natural History Museum (although this has a fee)." See More
"What about a museum or gallery, my favourites are the Natural History Museum and National Gallery in Trafalgar Square, all for free!" See More
"This the area for museums the Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum" See More
"I'll second the recommendation for the National Geographic photography exhibit at the Natural History Museum if it's still there or you can check and see if any of the other museums have special exhibits that you might not have seen even though you've visited the museum." See More
"The Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at the Natural History Museum." See More
"Natural History Museum is ok, don't go out of your way to see it, the natural science museum in Washington DC is better." See More
"Culture - Buckingham Palace House Of Parliament, Tower Of London, Tower Bridge, Saint Paul's Cathedral, Swan at Shakespeare's Globe, Monument to the Great Fire of London Dining - Chinatown, Covent Garden Museums - Natural History Museum Boats - HMS Belfast, MI5Cutty Sark James Bond scenes - MI5, Secret Intelligence Service (MI6)" See More
"Natural History Museum - OMG, this is such an amazing place and frankly, I'm not even that interested in natural history but I come here every time I'm in town and never regret it." See More
"Other great places in London are the Science Museum or Natural History Museum - both next door to each other and both free." See More
"Natural History Museum Said to be the first building specifically constructed to house a permanent exhibition (instead of a converted palace), the Natural History is one of the crowns of Albertopolis, the SW London neighborhood that Prince Albert built to promote the arts and learning to ALL Londoners." See More
"Two popular ones are at Somerset House and the Natural History Museum." See More
"Some of the highlights include Tower Of London, Natural History Museum, Buckingham Palace, The British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern, London Eye, The London Dungeon, Madame Tussauds London, Harrods, Shakespeare's Globe, Saint Paul's Cathedral and on and on!" See More
"Hi, Donna, Not sure what your interests are, but I just happened to be helping a friend who was going there with a group of many different ages and interests so see if any of these appeal to you! For mainstream attractions: Tower Of London don’t let the high admission fee discourage you from coming here. It’s an absolutely incredible experience that will give you a sense of history like almost no other place in London. If you can, send away for tickets to see the Ceremony of the Keys—it’s incredible. It’s a nighttime ceremony that’s been going on for 700 years and it’s not easy to get to see (the tickets go months in advance but try it anyway). Here’s the link to apply for tickets:>" See More
"Many days can be spent wandering around the following all within a 15 minute walk of each other: the Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, Science Museum, the Royal College of Art and Royal Geographical Society on Kensington Gore are next to the Royal Albert Hall and have free events and exhibitions- continue your walk into the Hyde Park and the Serpentine Gallery in the park- dip your toes into the Diana Princess Of Wales Memorial Walk, and it is possible to swim on the south side of the Serpentine So bring a towel." See More
"But, walk along the Thames, visit The British Museum, Science Museum, Natural History Museum, Museum of London Docklands, visit Greenwich (picnic near the observatory for a great view over the city) and Camden Town, check out 'the scoop at more London', often free films and plays in the summer there (it's outdoors)." See More
"Oh, there are so many great ones in London!!! I'm envious that you get to see them for the first time!!! The history here is just insane and the museums are beyond incredible. Have a blast and try to check out as many of these as you can!!! Tower Of London –don’t let the high admission fee discourage you from coming here. It’s an absolutely incredible experience that will give you a sense of history like almost no other place in London. If you can, send away for tickets to see the Ceremony of the Keys. It’s a nighttime ceremony that’s been going on for 700 years and it’s not easy to get to see (the tickets go months in advance). Here’s the link to apply for tickets: >" See More