Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
4.5
10:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 5:45 PM
About
A center of scientific excellence in the discovery of taxonomy and biodiversity, this world-famous museum promotes the discovery and enjoyment of the natural world through such exciting exhibits as the Life and Earth Galleries, wildlife garden and geological collections.
Duration: More than 3 hours
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Neighborhood: Kensington and Hyde Park
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- Gloucester Road • 6 min walk
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- Dan KThe Hague, The Netherlands8,913 contributionsOur oldest son loved itLast time we were was a couple of years ago and without children, since we did not have them ar that point. It was great to be back, this time with our children. Our oldest son loved the dinosaurs gallery, almost a week after our visit he’s still talking about it. It’s great that this is one of the wonderful free museums in London. My only point of feedback was that we had tickets with a time slot, but nobody bothered checking them.Visited October 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 5, 2023
- Sam & Jason L192 contributionsFree day outVisited for our birthday weekend drip for daughter. It was brilliant to have some free things to do as it all adds up quite quickly. We had a great time though. 21/10/23 queued for around 30 mins. They said 5-10 mins from where we were but it was definitely longer - although not moaning. Annoyingly you can book tickets to go in and fast track everyone else (we didn’t know this!! Highly recommend going). Exhibitions were really cool. Interactive. Food was reasonably priced (expected it to be expensive but wasn’t as expensive as thought). Great day out!Visited October 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 22, 2023
- jamielaubAtlanta, Georgia218 contributionsSlow down, and take it all in, especially the story boards about Mary AnningI found a day on my own, and spent half of it touring this Victorian wonder. As a geologist, I was happy to be there all alone to slowly walk through the different halls and exhibits. I particularly liked how history was corrected, and Mary Anning was given the special recognition of her discoveries and talent, which were buried for more than a 100 years. I also really enjoyed viewing the large specimen room, and particularly the asbestos minerals. As an asbestos abatement manager, I will use photos of these perfect specimens in my training presentations.Visited September 2023Traveled soloWritten October 24, 2023
- SamanthaStoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom21 contributionsWhatever you do, book tickets!We went here on Monday, half-term, so to be expected that it was busy, on approach to the front entrance, we were greeted by and directed to another location by staff as we didn't have tickets (you can book tickets for free, if you are planning a visit, even off of peak time please do this, it'll save you some time - no you can not do this on the day, as we cheekily tried to do 5 minutes into waiting in a queue). We stood in a queue for about 45 minutes to get in - this was managed fine and wasn't a hassle for us, having gotten through it pretty efficiently. Exhibits were great and well signposted, we also grabbed a map and walked ourselves around. Having been exhausted from 3 prior days of walking, there was a large queue for the dinosaur section (obviously and understandably), which we would like to have been informed of at some point, so we sadly just skipped past this.Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 25, 2023
- Family WDouglas, United Kingdom243 contributionsWonderful museumThere was so much to see here. We were visiting with two young children (6 and 4) so we limited ourselves to a few hours in the galleries they were most interested in but could easily have spent a day. Our kids are obsessed with dinosaurs and they were certainly not disappointed! The main dinosaur section is excellent and we also paid to see the Titanosaur special exhibit which was well worth it. The kids were also very excited to find the original grandfather clock from ‘Andy’s Dinosaur Adventures’ (a CBeebies show which features the museum as a backdrop) and the iconic facade and entrance hall are stunning themselves. We visited on the first Saturday in the autumn half-term holidays, so it was not unexpectedly very busy. This didn’t really spoil our enjoyment and the timed ticket system seemed to work well, but it would be better to pick a quieter time if you can.Visited October 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 25, 2023
- Daniel HDerbyshire, United Kingdom77 contributionsA good day out but pre-book!We brought the children here during the summer holidays, so it was naturally very busy, with all the usual tourist traffic in addition to families. Firstly, I need to point out that you cannot just walk up and go inside (which is how I remembered it). After fighting our way through London traffic and people, we were shocked to find two lines to enter the museum; people who had "pre-booked" and people who hadn't. So even though you don't need to actually pay to enter, you will want to pre-book a timeslot to avoid having to queue outside, for over an hour, in the pouring rain, just to get in.... What made it worse, was that when we finally made it to the end of the queue, we were seemingly just waved through without any checks at all. To top it off, once we entered the building, we were met by a sinister looking gauntlet of card machines that we needed to run in order to actually make it into the entrance lobby. With the huge number of machines creating a bottleneck of people trying to get in, it felt like we were almost climbing over the machines just to get past. It was flanked by several members of staff who were also encouraging us to donate. I get they need income, but after queueing outside for an hour just to get in, it felt a bit dirty. This was my first time here since the removal of Dippy. I remembered it being a place packed with wonder and all manner of historical artifacts and on that score it did not disappoint. Needless to say, it was extremely busy, so expect the usual at these types of events; queues to use the toilet, people pushing and shoving, long queues to order food and then no tables to sit at. For us it was an exhausting day. We did pay for an extra set of photos with the children with the dinosaurs in the back ground (green screen type setup). It cost us £20 for a full set of three physical photos, keyring and fridge magnet, as well as digital access to all photos. We considered this pretty good value. So overall, it is an excellent source of information and education about the natural history of our world, for adults and kids alike. Definitely plan to spend the entire day here as it's a large museum and you will likely spend the day packed into the middle of a large herd very slowly moving through the museum.Visited August 2023Traveled with familyWritten October 28, 2023
- ATraveller363Hampshire, United Kingdom201 contributionsI just had to see Titanosaur ............the main purpose of my visit. A £16 exhibition fee but I had pre-booked a timed visit the night before and just strolled in, a short queue into the exhibit at midday but the museum seemed fairly quiet for a Saturday. The exhibit opened a fair few months ago so now you can queue up and pay to see this amazing exhibit. Since the pandemic pre-booking and timed visits seem the orderly way to go almost everywhere and takes the chance factor of getting in somewhere away, there's pro's and con's to that but I made it in and WOW. There are a few information screens to pass before getting to see Titanosaur but when you do it is an amazing moment, similar to when I first saw ' Dippy ' on School visit many years ago. Titanosaur is massive and amazingly 3 or 4 times the size of ' Dippy '. What made this visit unique was that you can actually touch the skeleton of this 100+million year old dinosaur. putting the palm of my hand on one of the thigh bones of Titanosaur was a magic, almost spiritual moment. We've all seen those DO NOT TOUCH signs but here you can. I had a bit of a wonder elsewhere on the ground floor, the ' Hintze ' hall is always a special place but Titanosaur stole the show today.Visited October 2023Traveled soloWritten October 28, 2023
- Jbinnacle97 contributionsAll things natureI love natural history museums and the NHM is my favourite of all. The builing is beautiful, the Hintze hall utterly impressive, and the latest Treasure galleries mesmerising. It's easy to get around and every now and then staff brings out some artefacts to show you and let you hold. It tends to get crowded during the weekend, so a weekday visit is best. They ran a Jurassic Park 30th anniversary pop-up shop which was whimsically fun.Visited September 2023Traveled with friendsWritten October 29, 2023
- Anna S3 contributionsDinosnoresI attended dinosnores with my sister and best friend. I've been wanting to go for years and finally a big birthday gave me the excuse! It was a fantastic experience. The staff were great and clearly put a lot of effort into the night. A special mention to the compare who was great! The food was surprisingly good for a large catered event. We enjoyed the animal meet and great and the quiz. The best of all was getting to roam around the museum at night. The harpist was a lovely touch to finish off the night. It was great to spend a bit of time in the morning in the titanosaur exhibition and gift shop. I'd recommend getting there early and waiting outside. We were near the front of the queue and had first pick of sleeping areaVisited September 2023Traveled with friendsWritten October 30, 2023
- Sébastien DSeine-et-Marne, France658 contributionsGreat Experience !Natural History Museum is located West side of London’s Heart and few minutes walking from Hyde Park. From there, you can access Kensington Palace (Queen Victoria Birth Place) and Princess Diana’s Memorial. A very important tip is to book online. This is completely free and you will skip the file which can take more than 30mn. The Museum is very big with very nice areas to visit as Dinosaurus places, I ce Era zone or the Mineral exposition. You can do it in 1h00-2h00 depending on how we like it but it gives you very clear and easy to understand explanations about Animal Wild, species classifications…. Definitely a visit to include during your stay even with Kids.Visited October 2023Traveled with familyWritten November 1, 2023
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CH1982
Evesham, UK619 contributions
Aug 2020
A great London museum. Tickets currently need to be pre-booked on the website and you can choose your time slot, still free to enter but you can make a donation of your choice if you desire. Actually found this booking system better than standing in the usual long queue to get in. Good variety of fantastic exhibits both fun and educational covering a lot of natural science, our 5 year old loved the dinosaurs in particular. Some of the sections that are "hands on" are naturally closed at the moment to reduce risk of multiple people touching items. There is seating available if you take food in to eat. We arrived early and were allowed to sit on the grassed area outside while we waited our time slot. Spent around 90 minutes inside.
The building itself is an architectural masterpiece and worth arriving early to look at the amazing masonry on the exterior. South Kensington Tube station is the closest and a very short walk to the museum.
Staff were doing a good job on a sweltering August day and were friendly and helpful.
The building itself is an architectural masterpiece and worth arriving early to look at the amazing masonry on the exterior. South Kensington Tube station is the closest and a very short walk to the museum.
Staff were doing a good job on a sweltering August day and were friendly and helpful.
Written August 10, 2020
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Geoff B
London, UK11 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Visited the Natural History Museum in London on Saturday 4th January 2020 primarily to skate on their ice rink but when we arrived there was over a two hour wait to get on the ice. Therefore we decided to go into the museum. However soon found that the queue to get in was huge, we queued for around 35mins. Once inside it was great but didn’t have sufficient time to see more than the dinosaurs. Loved the animatronic dinosaur exhibit.
Written January 4, 2020
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InspiredToTravel
Adelaide, Australia217 contributions
Dec 2019 • Family
We went on New Years Eve and when we got there at 9:45 the line to get in was huge already. Many exhibitions and full of information. Initially I thought that this museum would only take an hour or so but we ended up spending a good 4 hours there. T-REX grill was a good spot to have lunch but they added a dessert onto our bill which we never received. Our waiter did not appear to be attentive whereas the server on the other side was always on the lookout for her tables and conversing with them. It did get crazy busy in the museum but it was well worth it. I don’t know how busy it gets during the summer months but I would say it was quite busy throughout the morning. Dinosaur exhibit is fantastic and there were many interactive activities for children. The volcano and earthquake section was great and it is recommended that time is spent taking in each ‘zone’. I also recommend taking a bottle of water with you which you can fill up in the museum - it can get hot. Highly recommend visiting - the time is well spent!
Written January 1, 2020
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Margaret2
London, UK194 contributions
Jan 2020
Visited London for a long weekend so had our small case with us, security told us it had to go into the cloakroom which was fine but at a cost of £5 which we thought was a bit steep. However, we left it the whole day whilst we popped into the Science museum too, which meant we were hands free.
We visited on a Friday and the place was full of school parties which is fine if the adults in charge kept them under supervision and gave them basic rules for not running and especially not bumping into other members of the public that have equal rights to see the exhibits!
I would suggest that the museum is pitched towards younger children as descriptions were not very in depth, but still enjoyable to walk around.
There seem now to be more places to eat and have a drink which is great, we had tea and scones with clotted cream and jam, all of which was very good and not too expensive.
We visited on a Friday and the place was full of school parties which is fine if the adults in charge kept them under supervision and gave them basic rules for not running and especially not bumping into other members of the public that have equal rights to see the exhibits!
I would suggest that the museum is pitched towards younger children as descriptions were not very in depth, but still enjoyable to walk around.
There seem now to be more places to eat and have a drink which is great, we had tea and scones with clotted cream and jam, all of which was very good and not too expensive.
Written January 30, 2020
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Chatterboxmegan
Appley Bridge, UK1,176 contributions
Oct 2020
We visited the museum on Saturday 31st October. We booked tickets for opening at 10am and were really pleased we did as it was pretty quiet for the first 2 hours. We enjoyed looking around the varied exhibits before stopping for a spot of lunch around 12pm.
I wanted to give a specific mention to the gent with the beard who works in the cafe. He was working his absolute socks off and was extremely efficient, but still took the time to talk with all customers and was very friendly. He also looked to be training a new member of staff, talk about multi-tasking! Food was pretty fairly priced, with 2 lunches and 2 drinks coming to around £20.
When we went to carry on our visit about 12:30pm and found it was much busier. By this stage there were loads of kids running around which we expected due to half term, so at times there was little in the way of social distancing. Nonetheless staff were working hard to wipe down high touch areas and remind visitors around masks/social distancing. Overall a really enjoyable visit and we will certainly visit again when we're in the area.
I wanted to give a specific mention to the gent with the beard who works in the cafe. He was working his absolute socks off and was extremely efficient, but still took the time to talk with all customers and was very friendly. He also looked to be training a new member of staff, talk about multi-tasking! Food was pretty fairly priced, with 2 lunches and 2 drinks coming to around £20.
When we went to carry on our visit about 12:30pm and found it was much busier. By this stage there were loads of kids running around which we expected due to half term, so at times there was little in the way of social distancing. Nonetheless staff were working hard to wipe down high touch areas and remind visitors around masks/social distancing. Overall a really enjoyable visit and we will certainly visit again when we're in the area.
Written November 11, 2020
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WanderT&G
Aspley Guise, UK68 contributions
Feb 2020 • Family
BUT don't go on half term! The queues were very long from all entrances! We got there about 11.00 and we had to que for over 45 minutes to get in. Once inside, it was quite busy, and there were certain areas where you had to que again. The dinosaur area was quite disappointing, too small, narrow corridors and one way system, forcing you to get stuck in more queues! Entry is free, we contributed to voluntary donations, lots of little cafe areas inside for a quick sandwich and a drink, but quite overpriced. I would like to do it again but maybe not on school holidays. All this said, the building inside is impressive and so are some of the exhibits.
Written February 20, 2020
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Cian Loughlin
2 contributions
May 2020
I went to The Natural History museum in London last week. I ament very interested in museums and wasn’t expecting much. The museum was free but you have to pay to see exhibitions and special tours. As soon as I walked in it was amazing. The dinosaurs were awesome, it was like being in Jurassic park! There were dinosaur bones everywhere and even fully formed dinosaur bones.
Other primary sources that I loved in the museum were animal bones (the elephant bones were interesting), fossils of animals like dinosaur fossils and hyraxes fossils and there were a number of stuffed animals that were interesting. There were also a hummingbird section which is a hit or miss but still interesting to me.
My favourite exhibition was the massive mammals. It was very interesting especially the massive blue whale. The cabinets were a hit or miss. I found them slightly boring and wouldn’t go back to that section again. The dinosaur exhibition was amazing as well it was so interesting to see the fossils and just amazing to think about them being here on this earth.
The tour was realistic and the dinosaurs, massive mammals and stuffed animals were engaging by the way they were presented them, yet the cabinets weren’t interesting and not engaging at all.
Sadly there was no video commentary. It would’ve been great if there was, it could’ve made the cabinets slightly more interesting. There was still signs giving information about the animals yet some of the information was very small and not quite readable.
I would recommend this to a friend because it’s so interesting to see and to learn about the dinosaurs that used to roam our earth. It is also interesting to see the mammals and stuffed animals and the fossils were so cool as well. I wouldn’t recommend the cabinets as they aren’t as engaging as the animals. Highly recommend. There is also a number of nice restaurants around like PierinoRestaurant Pizza Pasta.
Other primary sources that I loved in the museum were animal bones (the elephant bones were interesting), fossils of animals like dinosaur fossils and hyraxes fossils and there were a number of stuffed animals that were interesting. There were also a hummingbird section which is a hit or miss but still interesting to me.
My favourite exhibition was the massive mammals. It was very interesting especially the massive blue whale. The cabinets were a hit or miss. I found them slightly boring and wouldn’t go back to that section again. The dinosaur exhibition was amazing as well it was so interesting to see the fossils and just amazing to think about them being here on this earth.
The tour was realistic and the dinosaurs, massive mammals and stuffed animals were engaging by the way they were presented them, yet the cabinets weren’t interesting and not engaging at all.
Sadly there was no video commentary. It would’ve been great if there was, it could’ve made the cabinets slightly more interesting. There was still signs giving information about the animals yet some of the information was very small and not quite readable.
I would recommend this to a friend because it’s so interesting to see and to learn about the dinosaurs that used to roam our earth. It is also interesting to see the mammals and stuffed animals and the fossils were so cool as well. I wouldn’t recommend the cabinets as they aren’t as engaging as the animals. Highly recommend. There is also a number of nice restaurants around like PierinoRestaurant Pizza Pasta.
Written May 12, 2020
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NigePlymouth
Plymouth, UK219 contributions
Feb 2020
Excellent experience throughout. We arrived just as it was opening and there was a long queue, this went down very quickly and was very well managed by staff.
Once inside the building is stunning on its own even without all the exhibits. we stayed about 4 hours and still didn't see all of it. Very educational for both children and adults and well worth a visit.
There are several food and drink outlets located throughout the museum and although they can be a bit pricey this is offset by the fact that entry to the museum is free.
Brilliant place and will be back again at some point.
Once inside the building is stunning on its own even without all the exhibits. we stayed about 4 hours and still didn't see all of it. Very educational for both children and adults and well worth a visit.
There are several food and drink outlets located throughout the museum and although they can be a bit pricey this is offset by the fact that entry to the museum is free.
Brilliant place and will be back again at some point.
Written February 23, 2020
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Rachel P
Crawley, UK30 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
This museum is free, but it’s recommended that you give a donation to the upon entry. You can do this by cash or card. It’s worth the donation, so that this remarkable place can keep providing so much fun and information to the public. This museum has it all- exhibits on dinosaurs, space, endangered/extinct species, and even gem stones. There are plenty of facilities that make doing an all day trip here quite easy- I even saw plenty of enterprising families with their own snacks, so you don’t have to worry if you don’t want to splurge on buying something from the cafe.
Written January 26, 2020
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Sorellina
Lytham St Anne's, UK1,324 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
This is a stunning museum and always a joy to visit and spend time in. We went to the Wildlife Photography exhibition which was excellent if a bit overpriced.
Food from The Kitchen was ok with friendly service. Purchasing coffee and a cookie from the Central Cafe later in the day was an ordeal with abysmal service and the cookie cost £2.65 which seems a bit excessive for a biscuit! If we come again we’ll bring a picnic.
There are lots of things to see here and I first visited over thirty five years ago so it’s always like a trip down memory lane. Some of the exhibits could do with updating though - children of today don’t have patience with very slow electronics even if they were cutting edge on my first visit!!
The building is wonderful though and I could spend hours just looking at the architecture!
Still worth a visit - and so special that it is free to enter.
Food from The Kitchen was ok with friendly service. Purchasing coffee and a cookie from the Central Cafe later in the day was an ordeal with abysmal service and the cookie cost £2.65 which seems a bit excessive for a biscuit! If we come again we’ll bring a picnic.
There are lots of things to see here and I first visited over thirty five years ago so it’s always like a trip down memory lane. Some of the exhibits could do with updating though - children of today don’t have patience with very slow electronics even if they were cutting edge on my first visit!!
The building is wonderful though and I could spend hours just looking at the architecture!
Still worth a visit - and so special that it is free to enter.
Written March 1, 2020
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Bonsoir, merci de me dire s'il faut faire une réservation en ligne même si musée gratuit ?
Written November 21, 2024
Do you need to be in the museum exactly at the hour you made the reservation?
Written November 18, 2024
is the musuem wheel chair easy access and disabled parking near by
Written July 18, 2024
is the musuem wheel chair easy access and disabled parking near by
Written July 18, 2024
Is it possible to rent a headphone guide in the German language?
Written May 1, 2024
Try to pre-book the audio guide, we could not get one when we visited the museum. Most of the audio guides are available in british museums in all european languages.
Written May 1, 2024
Visiting London for 1 day only in the summer, 1x adult and 3x children (under 11's). How long can we expect to spend on the visit to the Natural History Museum? So I can book other attractions around our visit here. Thanks in advance.
Written April 28, 2024
janet B
United Kingdom
Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced accommodation for 4 adults
Written March 12, 2024
We always use Premier Inn .County Hall is right by the London eye however since covid it is a little worse for wear but we have found this to be endemic across the world at the moment 👍🏼
Written May 1, 2024
Are you able to leave the museum and come back in? I have a friend who is arriving at a different time and I'll have his ticket. Would I be able to leave to get him and come back in?
Written April 30, 2023
Can I skip the line at the side entrance, on Exhibition Rd, if I have a pre-booked time slot? Or must I use the main entrance off Cromwell Rd?
Written December 29, 2022
I believe you still need to use the main entrance..however there are two queues. One fir pre-booked tickets and another for people without. I hope this helps :) enjoy your time here it’s a great day out!
Written December 30, 2022
We have tickets to see dippy - can we also see the rest of the museum or do we need separate tickets for that?
Written November 21, 2022
The entrance to the museum is completely free, you only have to buy tickets for the occasional special exhibit, you can see everything else free
Written November 23, 2022
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