LONDON MUSEUMS

Visiting London museums is an easy and interesting way to get to know London. As well as being a lot of fun, museums are very educational and not the boring places many imagine them to be.

They are all worth visiting as they all have something different to offer. The British Museum is very well known and popular. You can spend hours inside this incredible museum and still need more time to see everything.

BRITISH MUSEUM
Great Russell Street
WC1
Tube: Russell Square/Tottenham Court Road
The British Museum is situated in the lovely area of Bloomsbury and houses many famous treasures which are very often visited and highly controversial such as the magical Elgin Marbles.

IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM
Lambeth Road
SE1
Tube: Lambeth North
In celebration of the Ian Fleming's birth, author of James Bond, the Imperial War Museum has launched an exhibition of the man who created the world's most famous secret agent.

LONDON TRANSPORT MUSEUM
Covent Garden Piazza
WC2
Tube: Covent Garden
As the name suggests the museum is a history of London transport since the early 1800s.

LONDON SCIENCE MUSEUM
Exhibition Road
SW7
Tube: South Kensington
This is a wonderful museum to visit as it's full of hands on gadgets and loads of exhibitions. Many schools have overnight stays for the children which they all thoroughly enjoy.

VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM
Cromwell Road
SW7
Tube: South Kensington
The museum contains the world's greatest collection of decorative arts as well as the national sculpture collection.

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM
Cromwell Road
SW7
Tube: South Kensington
Excellent museum for all ages! Watch dinosaurs feasting and visit the exhibition and explore all the activities. Plus there are many galleries which are free to explore such as the Red Zone which explores our everchanging planet.

POLLOCKS TOY MUSEUM
1 Scala Street, London W1T 2HL
Tube: Goodge Street, Warren Street, Euston Square, Tottenham Court Road
A museum which will take you down memory lane and your children will love.