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Natural History Museum, London, United Kingdom

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Natural History Museum Photo submitted by FT Editor
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Natural History Museum Photo submitted by FT Editor
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Natural History Museum Photo submitted by FT Editor
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Rating: 6

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T: +44 20 7942 5000 Cromwell Rd, SW7 5BD
London, United Kingdom 51° 29' 48.2'' N,
0° 10' 34.9'' W
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Museums, Children's fun

"The giant dinosaur skeletons are stunning, even if they aren't real."

The collection of botany, entomology, mineralogy, paleontology and zoology at the Natural History Museum in London will grab the attention and stimulate the imagination, not only of kids but of adults too.

The professional research and work that is been done in this institution ensures that the fake specimens you see at the Natural History Museum are probably very close to the real thing. The giant dinosaur skeletons are stunning, even if they are assumptions based on science of what these creatures looked liked.

The museum is divided into 4 zones and each one has different areas of focus. And it has free entrance, so expect heavy crowds if you go later in the day.

The kids should love this.

"I was here"
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