London Museums Tour

Posted by Andrew Smith on November 7th, 2017

When in London, you can choose to stay in one of the several hotels situated near some of the popular museums. For instance, there are some very high-class Hotels Near Paddington where you can book a room for yourself. It makes life easier to attend a business meeting at one of the hotel’s popular Conference Venues London has to offer and right after visit the nearest museum to unwind. One such popular hotel is the Park Grand London Paddington Hotel which offers the best in class facilities and is also strategically placed such that you can visit a museum too.

British Museum

Situated in Bloomsbury, the ever popular British Museum is a landmark of culture, art, and history. The entry to the museum is free of cost and largely showcases the work of the great scientist and physician, Sir Henry Sloane.

Victoria & Albert Museum

This is the largest museum in the world to showcase millions of functional decorative objects. While most of the exhibitions here are free, some of them are open to members only.

Science Museum

Situated on the Exhibition road, with over 3.3 million people visiting the science museum, it is understandable that it is one of the most popular sites to visit by visitors and local residents alike.

Museum of London

If you are a keen enthusiast of the history and culture of London, this is the place to visit. Situated on the London Wall near the ever popular Barbican centre, the Museum of London brings to you all the details of London all the way from the pre-historic times till today.

Natural History Museum

Located in the Kensington area, this museum hosts something that will delight each and every visitor. There are exhibition galleries, informative images and videos that cover various aspects of the natural history. Apart from various specimens and educational material the Natural History Museum also has an ice skating rink and even a shop to take home some souvenirs.

Geological Museum

Now a part of Natural History Museum, the Geological museum is famous for being the oldest museum in the category of single museums. It contains more than 15000 geological specimens for all to see. The highlight of the museum is the online exhibition of minerals, rocks, fossils, and even meteorites.

Imperial War Museum

This unique war museum is situated on Lambeth Road and showcases events and exhibitions that surround wars and conflicts. The exhibitions include real stories and first-hand accounts that go back in time to the First World War up till today.

Royal Air Force Museum

For those whose interests are air borne, this is the perfect museum for you to spend some elongated duration in. Situated on a former aerodrome, you can learn everything you wanted to know about the Royal Air Force and the aviation history of London.

National Army Museum

If you want an educating, yet fun time at a museum, it has to be the National Army Museum at Chelsea. With an array of exciting activities for children and adults alike, along with galleries, exhibitions and a gift shop, you will not want to leave the museum till the doors shut for you

National Maritime Museum

A World Heritage site at Greenwich London, this maritime museum is popular to perhaps be the largest maritime museum in the world. Situated near the Queen’s residence, this museum has a host of free and paid exhibitions that help you understand the water world and its protectors up close.

London Film Museum

Situated in Covent Garden, this museum includes all that you need to know about the British film industry. Exhibitions on popular movies, the techniques, equipment, and everything about films are on display. The special attraction is the complete collection of all the vehicles that have ever been used in the James Bond movie franchise.

London Transport Museum

Also situated in Covent Garden is the famous Transport museum of London. Showcasing everything you wanted to know about the London transport system, you have audio visuals, commentaries, events and exhibitions about London transport. The museum also educates you about the hidden London and even till date two Victorian horse buses have been preserved for all visitors to enjoy. On your way home you can also pick up some souvenirs from the shop. Here you can amuse yourself with some quirky and unique items on sale along with some attractive merchandise, posters, and gifts for yourself and your loved ones.