Natural History Museum

  Natural History Museum stands at Cromwell Road in South Kensington, London. Opened in 1881, this iconic structure, designed by Alfred Waterhouse in a Romanesque style, houses an impressive collection of over 80 million specimens that cover various aspects of natural history. A key highlight is the dinosaur gallery, featuring a life-size model of a Diplodocus that greets visitors in the Hintze Hall. The museum hosts various exhibitions throughout the year, with special events often scheduled for school holidays in February and October. As you explore, you can admire the extensive displays ranging from ancient fossils to living ecosystems, making it a profound educational experience.