Natural History Museum

Experience history as you've never seen it before at the world famous Natural History Museum in London. On show are the world's finest natural history artefacts - over 78 million objects in total, displayed within hundreds of exciting, interactive natural exhibits divided into four zones: Green, Blue, Red and Orange. With free admission also, it is no surprise that the museum sees more than 3.8 million visitors every year.

Highlights at the Natural History Museum include the famous 'Dinosaurs' collection - the ultimate dinosaur exhibition where you can inspect dinosaur skeletons and sort the facts from the myths, and 'Mammals' where you will see some of the largest creatures on the planet.

'The Power Within' section is where you will discover what causes earthquakes and volcanoes, what they feel and look like, and how scientists work to predict them. The impressive Central Hall is one of the most popular areas of the Natural History Museum with the 26 metres Diplodocus skeleton and a 1,300-year-old giant sequoia, whilst the 'Earth's Treasury' gallery features minerals, gems and rocks on display, from the familiar to unusual.

www.nhm.ac.uk/

Osborne Hotel is 4.4 miles from the Natural History Museum