Natural History Museum 🇬🇧

#londontrip I attended the dinosaurs with my sister and best friend. I wanted to go for years and finally gave me a big birthday an excuse! It was a great experience. The staff were great and obviously put a lot of effort into the night. A special reference to the comparison that was great! The food was surprisingly good for a big event. We enjoyed meeting the animals and the great test. The best thing was to walk around the museum at night. The guitarist was a beautiful touch to finish the night. It was great to spend some time in the morning at the Titanosaurus Gallery and gift shop. I recommend getting there early and waiting outside. We were near the front of the queue and we had the first choice of the sleeping zone We visited NHM during the last half semester in October after we booked tickets in advance (very necessary if the visit was during school holidays) and were welcomed by a massive queue from people who did not arrange pre-booked tickets. Huge advice there! The museum as in London is free with welcoming donations, maps, children’s guides and adult guides all available upon entry. If you are visiting for the first time, I would definitely recommend a map at least (£1) because this place is spacious, and it is very easy to get lost or miss the sections if you are not careful. Each of our children wanted to see the dinosaurs and weren’t really disappointed with the recreation and rebuilt skeletons giving a real perspective of the size these creatures actually grew to. There’s so much to see and do. We were here for about 3 hours and then we realized that we missed a huge case