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World-renowned natural history museum with over 80 million specimens spanning 4.5 billion years of Earth's history, housed in stunning 1881 Victorian architecture. Iconic exhibits include Hope the 25-metre blue whale skeleton, the Dinosaur Gallery with animatronic T. rex, Earth's Treasury with minerals and gems, and revamped gardens showcasing evolution. Four colour-coded zones with over 20 galleries, interactive exhibits, Explorer Backpacks for children under seven, and family-friendly amenities throughout.
Free museum and 16-acre gardens in South London with eclectic collections spanning natural history, musical instruments, and world cultures. Highlights include a famous stuffed walrus, hands-on musical instrument displays, aquarium, butterfly house, animal walk with alpacas and rabbits, and a peaceful Sound Garden with interactive exhibits. Beautiful landscaped gardens offer picnic areas and panoramic views of London.
Victorian life-size prehistoric creature sculptures from 1854, including dinosaurs, plesiosaurs, and extinct mammals set among artificial islands in lake landscapes. The world's first full-scale 3D reconstructions of extinct animals, meticulously restored Grade I listed monuments. Wander through specially designed geological landscapes with around 30 sculptures across themed islands representing different geological eras.
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