London Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum located in London constitutes Sir Hans Sloane's scientific collection, and this museum includes about 50000 books and 10000 stuffed animals and many books and scientific explanations about many creatures such as insects and also on plants, and we will show you the most important things that you must see inside the museum
Mammals corner. It is located in the northwest area of the ground floor. It contains a model of the blue whale, which is 91 feet long as a species of extinct mammals. The lower floor is dedicated to wild mammals such as giraffes, hippos, elephants, and other animals belonging to the same species. The upper gallery contains aquatic mammals.
The Earth Corner contains a large collection of materials related to minerals and geology in all parts of the world. Video lectures are presented on some topics. In the main hall there is a model of the Earth.
The appropriate times to visit the Natural History Museum in London are in the evening, when the crowds end, and the best day to visit is on Friday, specifically from six o’clock to ten o’clock in the evening, and during this period food, drinks and scientific films are served.
