Spectacular sights and mind boggling facts

• 5 out of 5 stars by Pumpkin88 from Brighton, England, United Kingdom
• July 7, 2011

Quote: I love see amazing sights and learning new things so what better way to combine my two passions than by visiting the museum. The Natural History museum is located a small walking distance from South Kensington Tube station. I have always found it... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journals Visiting London, Museums and galleries in London

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Natural History at it's Best

• 5 out of 5 stars by vialdana from Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
• May 25, 2011

Quote: I lived in London for a time as a kid, and I remember being taken here as a child on a few occasions, however I don't think I really appreciated this museum for all it holds until I went back as an adult and really took in properly everything that... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journal London Museums Big & Small

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Natural History Museum

• 4 out of 5 stars by Joy S from Manchester, England, United Kingdom
• April 22, 2011

Quote: This is one of three large museums on Exhibition Road, South Kensington. There is a high concentration of museums in South Kensington, all well signposted from the Tube. This one is home to life, earth and science specimens. It is a purpose built... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journal 4 Days in London

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I Spy a Dinosaur

• 5 out of 5 stars by ns1209 from Southend, United Kingdom
• March 28, 2010

Quote: The Natural History Museum is on Cromwell Road in London and near the South Kensington tube station. It is very easy to get to the museum whatever form of transport you use. The only thing I would say is don`t expect to park right outside as it is... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journal Things to Do in London

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Welcome to the Age of Science

• 5 out of 5 stars by MagdaDH_AlexH from Perth, Scotland, United Kingdom
• September 10, 2009

Quote: Natural History Museum is one of the largest museums of this type in the world, with over 70 million specimens collected in several areas: Botany, Entomology, Mineralogy, Palaeontology and Zoology. It's not just a collection but a place of research,... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journal London on the Cheap

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Bones and Volcanoes Under One Roof

• 4 out of 5 stars by tvordj from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
• November 8, 2008

Quote: Natural History Museum and the Science Museum are two of the Big Three on Cromwell Road/Exhibition Road in the West End of London. The Victoria and Albert Museum is the third of the triumvirate. You can't possibly see both of them in one day, not if... Read the full Natural History Museum review

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The Natural History Museum

• 4 out of 5 stars by RVT from Auckland, New Zealand
• September 14, 2007

Quote: The Natural History Museum was really special. It's in a beautiful old building with fantastic gargoyles hanging off it. Each section is really extensive and there are lots of stuffed animals. The dinosaur section was by far the most popular and I'd... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journal Living in London

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Natural History Museum (The)

• 2 out of 5 stars by Brubs23 from Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
• April 21, 2006

Quote: I visited the Natural History Museum late one afternoon. I have been to the Museum of Natural History at the Smithsonian in D.C. numerous times, and I think that affected my opinion of the one in London. Many of he exhibits seemed outdated, and much... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journal Visiting Friends in London

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London Natural Museum

• 3 out of 5 stars by airpricing from Derby, United Kingdom
• February 17, 2006

Quote: London Natural Museum shows life from the past and goes into the present. It has such an enormous archive, a flood of culture and biology. You can find the pre-historic fossils and recreation of how those animals looked like, which is the most... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journal London Natural Museum

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Natural History Museum

• 5 out of 5 stars by Cheryl Patterson from Toledo, Ohio
• July 4, 2005

Quote: This museum is a personal favorite of mine and has left an impression on me since my first visit as a small child. All ages and personalities will find something to rave about at the museum that was created to celebrate the rich variety of life on... Read the full Natural History Museum review

From journal London, England - Let a Londoner be Your Guide!

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