Natural History Museum

Step into a world of wonder where dinosaurs roam and evolution unfolds before your eyes. The Natural History Museum isn't just a museum—it's your passport to the most incredible journey on Earth. Marvel at the towering Diplodocus, discover the secrets of the deep ocean, and witness the power of our planet. From meteorites to mammoths, this is where science becomes magic. Get ready for an adventure that will change how you see the world forever.

There's some good exhibitions on at the moment. The Wildlife Photographer of the Year is always popular - some really stunning photos. There's also this exhibition about our impact on the planet which is quite thought-provoking. And there's a Fantastic Beasts one which is fun, especially if you've got kids.

Dates: Year-round

You can't miss Dippy the Diplodocus - he's the museum's most famous resident. The blue whale skeleton is pretty impressive when you see how massive it is. The Hope Diamond is nice to look at, and the earthquake simulator is quite fun to try. The Darwin Centre has loads of specimens too, though it's a bit overwhelming.

It's basically all about natural history - dinosaur fossils, mammal specimens, minerals, that kind of thing. They've got everything from precious gems to meteorites from space. It's a good place to learn about evolution and how life on Earth developed. The mineral collection is particularly impressive.

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