British Art Museum London

British Museum

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A museum of the world, for the world. Discover over two million years of human history and culture. Some of the world-famous objects include the Rosetta …

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Dec 8, 2024
normally give 5* but just the 1* today as we were turned away at security for having a DJI Neo drone in my bag. C'mon fellas, drones are a security issue at airports, not museums. I've taken it on nu… Full review by 140rickc
Dec 6, 2024
Fantastic building. Not so keen on the new parts though I understand why it happened. Exhibition I paid to see was massively overcrowded and that spoilt my day out. Full review by Ocado
Dec 6, 2024
The nearest tube station is Tottenham Court Road (The central line- Red or the Northern Line -Black) is the about 5-7 minute walk to the museum. The entry was free- (They do suggest a £5 donation)… Full review by G J
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What is it? When the British Museum opened in 1759 it was the first national museum to be open to the public anywhere in the world. It w…
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Home to one of the largest collections of works and artefacts coming from all over the world, the museum is dedicated to human history, art, a…
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Where is there to park please?
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Sadly parking restricted as very popular area. Parking meters near by but may involve some walking. Also congestion charges applied if coming from outside boundary areas. Disabled …
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Sadly parking restricted as very popular area. Parking meters near by but may involve some walking. Also congestion charges applied if coming from outside boundary areas. Disabled bays are few and usual restrictions apply. Taxis and Ubers with easy reach.
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Peter Drake from Liverpool asks When is the best time of year to visit Covent Garden?
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The best time to visit Covent Garden depends on what kind of experience you're looking for, as it has different charms throughout the year: Spring (April - June): The weather is …
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The best time to visit Covent Garden depends on what kind of experience you're looking for, as it has different charms throughout the year: Spring (April - June): The weather is mild, and the flower displays, especially at Easter, are beautiful. Outdoor seating is pleasant, and the area is vibrant but not as crowded as in peak summer. Cycling and walking are recommended for this period. Summer (July - August): This is the busiest time, with outdoor performances, open-air dining, and festivals in full swing. However, it can be crowded, and prices may be higher due to the peak tourist season. Hanging out with a large group of family or friends is recommended for this period. Autumn (September - November): Early autumn offers a quieter experience, with warm days and a slight decrease in tourist numbers. In late autumn, the Christmas lights start to go up. Winter (December - February): Covent Garden is known for its magical Christmas decorations and holiday markets. Visiting in December allows you to experience the holiday cheer, but January and February can be quieter, with post-holiday sales in many shops. If you want to avoid crowds but still enjoy good weather, consider visiting in late spring or early autumn. For a festive experience with holiday decorations, December is the best.
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Can I bring some alcohol as a souvenir into the museum?
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No. Coat check it.
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Can you leave the museum and re-enter on the same day?
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Access is free and I just rocked up and went straight in.
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I made a free time and day reservation, but I want to change the date. How can I change it? Thank you.
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Entry to the museum is free. U can book a fresh ticket online, its free of cost.
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Designated wheelchair and accessible public toilet
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There are many restaurants, cafes, shops inside the museum. So, you will not need to find a place refreshment during a tiring day of exploring
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The British Museum is accessible from the Tottenham Court Road, Holborn, Goodge Street and Russell Square Tube stops
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Comprising the largest library of numismatic artefacts in the United Kingdom
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While the entry fee for british museum costs nothing, you can buy tickets for british museum here
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You can channel your inner curator by picking up a replica of the rosetta stone
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Free tours of the museum and guides are also available
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Admission is free
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Wear comfy shoes and tackle its 100 rooms, 17 sections, and three floors one area at a time
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You can easily spend anywhere between an hour to a whole day here, depending on your interest level
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Preplan your visit by mapping out the highlights in advance
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The british museum charges no admission fee
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There are also daily free handling sessions and a children's multimedia guide available
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Follow one of the free 20-minute spotlight tours led by the guides every friday
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Don't miss the rosetta stone, the key to deciphering egyptian hieroglyphics
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We particularly liked the statues and busts of egyptian kings, and the mummies were great fun, especially for the kids
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Buy jewelry inspired by egyptian hieroglyphics and celtic art
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There's a shop selling kids' games and souvenirs, along with one that sells replica sculptures and jewelry
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Buy books, children's toys and gifts, souveniers, replica sculptures, jewellery, silk scarves and ties
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As with all national museums in the uk it charges no admission fee, except for loan exhibitions
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It charges no admission fee
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