Exploring The British Museum in London was an incredible journey through human history and culture. The vast collection of artifacts and artworks from around the world left me in awe. The museum’s architecture, especially the Great Court and its iconic glass roof, added to the grandeur of the experience. The audio guide was a valuable companion, providing insights into the museum’s treasures. From the Rosetta Stone to the Egyptian mummies, each exhibit was a testament to human achievement. The British Museum offers a captivating exploration of our shared heritage and is a must-visit for anyone interested in history and culture.

A definite must-see when visiting London! It was almost overwhelming how much history was in this museum. So many amazing exhibits. My favorite was Ancient Egypt. I've never seen so many mummies up close. It did get pretty crowded so be prepared for that. We spent hours exploring the museum on our own and it still wasn't enough time. I recommend blocking off your entire day, especially if you like to read everything like we do. A guided tour would have been great as well since there was so much to see.

It doesn't get much better than this. If, like me you take your time when visiting museums/tour places, then you can spend a day in here, easy. It is one of the 'prides of Britain' & a must if you visit London. Wonderful.

I was visiting the museum and came across the spotlight tour about death in ancient Egypt, In the Egyptian gallery. Our guide,Douglas was knowledgeable, friendly and most well informed. (He even made a couple of ancient Egyptian jokes- not easy !) He made everyone fell included and had close up pictures to illustrate his talk. We moved around the gallery and he showed us items and symbols that we would have missed had we just been wandering through. He spent 20 minutes after the talk answering questions from his audience, which he had no problem answering- he clearly has a passion for his subject. Highly recommended- can’t wait to go back for more.

Allow enough time! We went with the London Walks tour and felt we didn’t have enough time at the museum to just browse so I would say see the museum first and then have a tour if time. The Egyptian stuff is reason alone to go! So much more… the area around the museum is nice too for strolling so be sure to walk around a few blocks.

Lovely day out you spend however long you want. Inside The information points were very detailed and easy to read We only did 2.5hrs because for us that was enough. Got really hot inside. Don’t be put off with the queue out the front (it’s very quick) we didn’t need to wait for long.

I would consider this one of the must sees of your trip. The biggest areas on Egypt and it is also the busiest area. If you really want to do a good job seeing it I would think you need to budget about four hours the day we went it opened at 10 and people started lining up around 915. Sam had tickets and some didn’t didn’t seem necessary but it might’ve got you in a few minutes faster

As soon as you walk through the big doors there are loads of things to see and do. We did have to cue round the block to get it but with in ten minutes we where in side after passing through security too. From before Bc right through to the present day there are pots and jewelry and weapons to see and view. The Egyptian part is fascinating as well. Loved every step we made. Due to it being our last day before home we also used the clock room facilities and the cost was very reasonable. Do be aware large pieces of luggage are not allowed in.

I was having a very bad day, my dog died so i decided to get my mind off things and go to the museum. When i was there i spent a long time looking at a sculpture of a dog and one of the staff approached me. Her name was a keida and she was lovely. she noticed i looked upset and brightened my day with her smile. please give her a raise she’s such a kind human being

The Museum is one of the best in the world. Collect monuments cultures from all the world . I been in all Greek museums also Cairo museum as well. Entrance is free. But it's normal to be when you showing cultures from others countries .