National History Museum

The National History Museum in South Kensington, United Kingdom, is a world-renowned natural history museum. Founded in 1881, it has since grown to house the world's largest and most important collection of specimens. Exhibits cover topics ranging from dinosaurs to marine life and human evolution, as well as exhibits on library and archive material. The museum hosts a variety of educational activities, as well as art works, films, and performances from international cultural events. The museum's grounds include a garden, restaurant, cafe, and shop. Visitors who wish to explore further can visit the Natural History Museum's sister museum, the Victoria & Albert Museum. Both museums are located near the Albert and Victoria Memorial in South Kensington, a popular spot for photography.