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Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum is open Monday through Sunday from 10 AM to 5.50 PM, with last entry set at 5.30 PM.

Except for some specific events and exhibits, visiting London’s Natural History museum is free. Aspiring should, however, you’ll have to book your ticket online in advance.

Yes, the Natural History Museum of London provides visitors with free wifi.

The easiest transport mode to go to the Natural History Museum is the Tube. Piccadilly, District and Circle line trains all stop by South Kensington, which is only five minutes away on foot from the museum.

The Natural History Museum is located right next to two other major London Museums: the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Science Museum.

Assistance during your visit can be required with a staff member at the entrance. Accessible toilets and baby changing facilities are available, as well as several lifts marked on the museum map. Visitors can also borrow wheelchairs from one of the cloakrooms just by the main entrances (Cromwell Road or Exhibition Road). Assistance dogs are welcome at the Museum. For more information, call +44 (0)20 7942 5000 or email the museum with any request.

Yes, the Natural History Museum hosts four different restaurants: T. rex Restaurant, Central Cafe, The Kitchen, and Darwin Centre Cafe. You should find everything you need, including vegetarian and vegan options.

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Whether you’re traveling with kids, friends, or alone, London’s Natural History Museum is a fascinating place where you’ll learn more about various nature-related subjects. Open since 1880, the museum’s collections display over 80 million objects, covering 4.5 billion years of natural history! All year long, visiting the Natural History Museum will give you access to exclusive exhibitions about dinosaurs, mammals, volcanoes, earthquakes, and various other phenomena. Conveniently located near the Science Museum, visiting both museums is a great way to enrich your culture! The Natural History Museum is easily accessible through the South Kensington Tube stop or with buses 14, 49, 70, 74, 345, 360, 414, 430, and C1.