The Natural History Museum at Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD, holds more than 80 million specimens spanning Earth and life sciences. General admission is free; free timed tickets can be booked in advance to guarantee entry, while some temporary exhibitions and events are separately charged.
Quick facts
- Best for: families, dinosaurs and natural history, earth and life sciences
- Known for: Natural-history collections, dinosaurs, the Hintze Hall blue whale skeleton and Earth sciences
Why it ranks
Its 80-million-object collection, family appeal and broad coverage of geology, biodiversity and evolution make it the strongest natural-history choice in the ranking. Free general admission adds value, while advance timed booking is especially useful during busy weekends and school holidays.
Location and links
- Address: Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD
- Official website
Service area and category
- City: London
- Region: England
- Country: United Kingdom
- Category: Museum
Editorial summary
The Natural History Museum at Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD, holds more than 80 million specimens spanning Earth and life sciences. General admission is free; free timed tickets can be booked in advance to guarantee entry, while some temporary exhibitions and events are separately charged.