London, United Kingdom Museums
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British MuseumGreat Russell Street To enter the British Museum is to come from the grime and grind of modern day life into the gleaming light of antiquity – almost literally. The Great Court, formally a windy courtyard, has been ref... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Natural History MuseumCromwell Road The Natural History Museum sits among its own gardens, a Victorian palace to the wonders of nature. The museum is divided into two main sections, the Life and Earth galleries, linked by an escalato... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Tate ModernBankside Few could have predicted the massive success of Tate Modern when the incredibly ugly Bankside power station became the home for Britain's most prized modern art. Don't go in the riverside entrance;... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Victoria and Albert MuseumCromwell Road at Exhibition Road The Victoria & Albert Museum has always been the “trendy” museum of the great three in Kensington (the other two being the Natural History and the Science museums.) Dedicated to the celebration of ... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Madame TussaudsMarylebone Road There really was a Madame Tussaud, a collector of wax figures in 1770s France who started her career modeling the heads of guillotine victims during the French Revolution. She brought her collectio... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Imperial War MuseumLambeth Road, London SE1 6HZ, England The Imperial War Museum may lie in a leafy suburb of Lambeth, but its message is hard-hitting and innovatively displayed. The award-winning museum charts conflicts involving Britain and Commonwealt... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Cabinet War RoomsClive Steps | King Charles St., London, England As the outbreak of war became ever more likely at the end of the 1930s, this maze of interlocking rooms and tunnels was constructed under civil service buildings close to the Houses of Parliament a... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Science MuseumExhibition Road, London London SW7, England The Science Museums seven floors offer opportunities to explore the history of technology as well as to glimpse the future. Setting off from Launchpad, where you can get to grips with the laws of s... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Tate BritainMillbank The London Tate Gallery, opened in 1897, is set in a beautiful palatial riverside edifice. Exhibiting Britian art from 1500 to present, the gallery is also known for its support of new and avant-ga... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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National Portrait GallerySt Martin's Place The National Gallery's next-door neighbor has one of the most unprepossessing entrances, overshadowed by its own glitzy shop. Yet the National Portrait Gallery is a very contemporary place, where s... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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London AquariumCounty Hall The London Aquarium may be close to the river, but its waters are teeming with life not seen in the Thames. There are more than 350 species housed in more than 50 separate displays, from an English... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Dali UniverseCounty Hall, Riverside Bldg. Right next to the London Eye and the London Aquarium is the surprisingly successful Dali Universe. Surprising, because this commercial enterprise houses more than 500 works by the Catalan artist, i... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Museum of London150 London Wall The Museum of London, tucked away under piles of concrete by a roundabout near the Barbican Centre, tells the story of the city from prehistoric times to the present day. The excellent Medieval Gal... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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National GalleryTrafalgar Square Walking out of the manic noise of Trafalgar Square up into the newly restored Portico entrance of the National Gallery is a delight in itself. Gold gleams off elegant white stone, as Rembrandt an... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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Sir John Soane's Museum13 Lincoln's Inn Fields Everyone knows that London is home to some of the world's great museums - generally huge, famous places that can take days to peruse. But don't overlook some of the smaller gems in town. Sir John S... View: Details » | Save » | Email to Friend » |
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