Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum in Greater London, United Kingdom, is an incredible collection of fascinating artifacts telling the story of life on Earth. It houses one of the largest collections of dinosaur fossils in the world, along with other wildlife, plants, insects, and more. Explore the life-size model of a blue whale in the museum's central Hintze Hall, or take a journey back in time as you explore the Earth Galleries. Special exhibits and interactive activities are ongoing and the museum hosts thematic events throughout the year. Education and research are also major components of the museum's mission to discover, create, and share knowledge about the natural world. Admission to the museum is free, but tickets are required for the special exhibitions. The museum is easily accessed by rail, underground and bus by Kings Cross, Euston Road and London St Pancras.