Museums and culture in London
Galleries, history and curious collections: 10 culture Roves in London.
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Forest Hill
The Overstuffed Walrus
A free museum in Forest Hill famous for its overstuffed walrus, with gardens and views over London.
South Kensington
Rockets and Steam at the Science Museum
Real space capsules, steam engines and hands-on galleries. Free to get in.
Bloomsbury
The Rosetta Stone and Friends
Two million years of history under one roof, and it's free.
Greenwich
Stand on the Prime Meridian
Put one foot in each hemisphere, then take in the view from Greenwich Park.
Bloomsbury
The Jar of Moles
A tiny free museum packed with skeletons, specimens and one very famous jar of moles.
Holborn
The Strangest House in London
An architect's home crammed with treasures, mirrors and an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus. Free.
Westminster
Underground in the Churchill War Rooms
The secret bunker where Churchill ran the war, left as it was in 1945.
South Kensington
Dinosaurs and a Blue Whale
A cathedral of a museum where a blue whale hangs over the main hall. Free.
Euston
Medical Curiosities at the Wellcome
A free museum of medicine, bodies and very odd objects.
Lambeth
Planes in the Atrium at IWM London
Spitfires and rockets hang in the atrium of this free museum.
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