Natural History Museum

I recently visited this place. At January,2010. I was surprised after seeing the dinosaur. The fist time I properly realise how big they were. Not only this, I was so glad to see the 'Ecology' and 'Mammals'. I saw 1000's of creations what i never even dreamed about.

The Natural History Museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons. The museum was opened in 1881, and the foundation of the collection was that of the Ulster doctor Sir Hans Sloane. This is a great place to visit for anyone who loves history, because the museum has over 70 million items.

The natural history museum is a great place to visit for the entire family. The architecture of the building from the outside will amaze you before you even step inside the building. The museum includes a dinosaur room and also a life sized whale.

One of the most beautiful buildings in London with the most interesting interior. You're gaurenteed to find almost every dinosaur in this museum including a live (robotic) T-rex! There is also the amazing earthquake simulator to enjoy and even the skeleton of a Blue Whale! Free entry

The Natural History Museum is a must, displaying as many forms of life as you can think of. The dinosaur gallery is awe-inspiring and the Darwin Gallery is top notch. The museum has lots of interactivity which keeps the children entertained. It is close to South Kensington Underground station and many buses stop nearby.