Step inside the world’s history at the British Museum. Home to over 8 million artefacts spanning more than two million years, the museum offers an extraordinary journey through human history, art, and culture. Marvel at the Rosetta Stone, the Elgin Marbles, and treasures from ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, and beyond. With its stunning galleries, interactive displays, and free entry, the British Museum is a place to explore the stories of civilizations across the globe, whether you have an hour to spare or an entire day to immerse yourself in the past. 

Discover masterpieces at the heart of London’s art scene. The National Gallery, located in Trafalgar Square, houses a world-class collection of over 2,300 paintings spanning the 13th to the 20th centuries. From Van Gogh and Monet to Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt, each gallery tells a story of artistic innovation and human creativity. With free entry, stunning interiors, and special exhibitions, the National Gallery offers visitors a chance to explore centuries of art, admire iconic works, and be inspired by the beauty and history of each piece. 

Experience the richness of British art at Tate Britain. Home to the nation’s finest collection of British paintings and sculptures from the 16th century to the present, Tate Britain showcases works by legendary artists such as J.M.W. Turner, William Blake, and David Hockney. Wander through inspiring galleries, explore thought-provoking contemporary pieces, and enjoy special exhibitions that highlight Britain’s artistic heritage. With its riverside location on the Thames, Tate Britain offers a perfect blend of history, creativity, and culture for visitors of all ages. 

Discover the bold heart of contemporary art at Tate Modern in London—housed in the striking former Bankside Power Station, this gallery marries industrial architecture with imaginative creative power. With free entry to its permanent collection, visitors can explore expansive galleries featuring modern and international masterpieces, while the magnificent Turbine Hall, towering 35 metres high, hosts large‑scale installations that challenge and inspire. The gallery sits on the south bank of the Thames, inviting you to soak in art, architecture and river views in one unforgettable experience. 

Step into the rich story of our planet at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington, London. Housed in a striking Victorian‑era building designed by Alfred Waterhouse and opened to the public in 1881, the museum invites visitors to explore 4.6 billion years of Earth’s history—from towering dinosaurs and fossils to shimmering gems and a giant blue‑whale skeleton that dominates the main hall. Its permanent collection and a compelling layout that moves through themes of evolution, biodiversity, and planetary change, it’s a place where science, wonder and conservation meet—and where every age of visitor can find something to marvel at. 

Explore curiosity and discovery at the Science Museum, London. Nestled on Exhibition Road in South Kensington, this acclaimed museum invites visitors to journey through the world of science, technology and innovation—from the steam engines of the Industrial Revolution to interactive galleries where you can experiment with forces, space and electricity. You can wander at your own pace, while special zones like the thrilling “Wonderlab” offer hands‑on fun for curious minds of all ages. Whether you're fascinated by historic breakthroughs or modern inventions, it’s a place where science comes alive and inspires.