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Here's what Trippy members say about The British Museum:
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"The British Museum - I could spend months here but if you do nothing else, stop in to see the Rosetta Stone." 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
"If ancient History appeals to you, don't miss The British Museum." See More
"The The British Museum would take no time at all by cab from Euston Station area and would make for a nice few hours before you catch your train." See More
"I agree with Camden Market for the scene and Borough Market for the food and the usual places like The British Museum and other places others have mentioned." See More
"I've been to, and enjoyed, The British Museum, the National Gallery, Westminster Abbey, Saint Paul's Cathedral, St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square, ect." See More
"You may have “done” the The British Museum, Tate Modern or many of the capital’s countless other admission-free cultural attractions but what about the Museum of London?" 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
"The British Museum is always on my must-see recommendation list for anyone who is visiting London." See More
"On my last visit to London I went to The Sherlock Holmes Museum (small but well-done) and The British Museum (yes, I know that you already know about that one." See More
"Depending on the interests in your party, there loads of things to do, the museums are all fabulous and many are free, I always enjoy the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Museum of London, many people put the The British Museum on their must see list." See More
"It's near the subway and The British Museum." See More
"For sightseeing, go for the The British Museum." See More
"The British Museum is considered a must see by many people." 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
"For example if you like museums then you would need to visit the The Louvre and other museums in Paris, The British Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum in London, and the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg (Russia)" 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
"Just try to hit one museum (my vote is for either The British Museum or Tate Modern), one government/royal thing (Buckingham Palace or House of Parliament), one historical site (Churchill War Rooms or Westminster Abbey) and one outdoor spectacle (Big Ben or Trafalgar Square)." See More
"I highly recommend the The British Museum and the Tower Of London." 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
"uk There's something for everybody in the city - all the popular attractions: Tower Of London, National Gallery, The British Museum, Tate Modern, London Eye, Covent Garden, Buckingham Palace, Oxford St, Regent St, and Bond St, for shopping." See More
"The British Museum - the ancient Egypt exhibit is always a favorite of mine." See More
"The British Museum is excellent and will take a whole day." See More
"DAY 2 spend the morning walking around Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and Covent Garden, have lunch before stopping by a museum (The British Museum?" See More
"Tate Modern or The British Museum" See More
"Ones to check out would be National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, The British Museum, The British Library, and the Tate Modern." See More
"The British Museum because even if you aren't a museum person (like me), they have such a HUGE variety of stuff-like the freizes from the Acropolis and the Rosetta Stone, that it keeps you entertained and in awe." See More
"The The British Museum of course, Notting Hill, Kensington, Knightsbridge, Hyde Park, a walk along the Thames from the London Eye to the Tower Bridge, Soho, and all the little squares and semi-private gardens all around the city." See More
"I totally second the The British Museum." See More
"The British Museum is especially close to my heart because I remember growing up being fascinated with many of the items, and cultures, they have on display." See More
"At one end is Marble Arch and towards the other end is the The British Museum which is an extraordinary experience." See More
"There's also easy access to the theatre district, and the The British Museum." See More
"Make sure you check out the free places: National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, The British Museum, Tate Britain, Victoria & Albert Museum etc." 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
"You can take the subway from the airport (ask there which line, I don't remember) to Piccadilly Circus Travel Information Centre, walk a little on Regent St, get inside the Soho, then take Oxford St to the The British Museum, make a quick visit to see the egiptian and greek treasures (its free), then take Holborn to go to Saint Paul's Cathedral, cross the Millennium Bridge, visit the Tate Modern, take a walk on the Southbank Centre, pass the City Hall and cross through the Tower Bridge." See More
"The The British Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum museum are open late on Friday evenings, and the Tate Modern is open late both Friday and Saturday evenings." See More
"I assume you want to do all of the classic london sights (Trafalgar Square, The British Museum, South Bank of the Thames, Westminster Abbey etc." See More
"I have taken 3 different people on their 1st trip to London in the last few years and while I try to tailor the trip to their particular likes, I have ended up seeing the Tower Of London, Portobello Market, the Victoria & Albert Museum and Harrods on all of the visits, Camden Market, Westminster Abbey and The British Museum on two of the visits." See More
"I'm also a huge fan of the The British Museum which is arguably one of the most interesting museums on the planet." See More
"Also spend at least one day at The British Museum." See More
"My two favorites are the Tate Modern and The British Museum (the latter of which plays host to the Rosetta Stone." See More
"All of the museums in London are interesting depending on the subject matter that you enjoy, my personal favorites are the Victoria & Albert Museum for decorative arts, the Museum of London and most people like to stop by the The British MuseumYou might have a look at Buckingham Palace which opens just in the summer for visitors and also Houses of Parliament which open in the summer as well for visitors." See More
"It's hard to find any good british food, so here are some more international suggestions from Soho and surrounding areas :) Very nice Belgian mussels and beer cellar in Covent Garden - Belgo ." 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
"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
"The British Museum is another must, and you'll need a full day." See More
"For example, I've found good non-touristy pubs right across the street from The British Museum London pubs are also going to have some interesting English food, so you may want to spend some time understanding what Brits like to eat." See More
"As Colleen and Nathanel have mentioned, most all of the best museums are free - National Gallery, The British Museum, etc." See More
"The British Museum & others are free to enter." 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