Architecture building for all ages with free enterance fee. You can't finish it all in one day. It is marvelouse. Take you digital camera with you as you will not take less than 1000 photo at least. See , read and enjoy. Read the history of each exhibition and see the interactive display. We enjoyed it as a family so... More

The building as a piece of architecture is superb and the free entrance fee is attractive but felt a lot more could be done with it. Visited on a Saturday morning so perhaps greater crowds than normal but only a small queue to get in. They use multiple entrances so no real logical way to work your way around. Whilst... More

Excellent for all age groups but don't try and see everything in one day. Far better to chose one of the four main "halls" . Mixture of life size exhibits of extinct animals and interactive displays of current natural science.very impressed with the Ecology exhibition and the displays of the impact of our current way of life on the planet.

Why cannot the male member of staff at the information desk reply to my "good morning" greeting? Instead there was no response. My request for directions to the bag check in and to the ticket office was met with a rapid delivery of instructions. A uniformed member of staff was more interested in texting on his mobile than giving me... More

Who said there is nothing called free meal! This is a perfect place for anyone who is interested in natural history. Its huge, really really huge and you can easily spend more than a day in this place. Considering the cold weather of london, this is the best place you can sneak into and also do something worthwhile learning so... More

The National History Museum is worth the visit. Be prepared to spend a least 3 hours there to have enough time to browse around and see everything you want to see. It is as interesting for kids as it is for adults. The exhibitions are really interesting, informative, and are also designed for the kids. The Human Biology exhibition was... More

great visit but give yourself loads of time or go back another time as there is a huge amount to see.

But as 2 adults, we were disappointed. We expected to see more dinosaur bones than were on show, but I guess its aimed more at kids than adults

The NH museum is so worth a visit by almost any family especially for the dinosaur skeletons.... so many of them...and some from Lyme Regis area in Dorset. Loved the Blue Whale area too. Defintely a must for any trip to London...