Natural History Museum, London

Upon entering the museum, you will immediately be struck by the impressive architecture of the building and its magnificent Victorian terracotta and stone façade.

In the center of the Hintze Hall, you will be greeted by the skeleton of "Hope", an imposing whale over 25 meters long that dominates the room. This is an ►

Upon entering the museum, you will immediately be struck by the impressive architecture of the building and its magnificent Victorian terracotta and stone façade.

In the center of the Hintze Hall, you will be greeted by the skeleton of "Hope", an imposing whale over 25 meters long that dominates the room. This is an excellent opportunity to take some photos before starting your tour.

The Red Gallery houses an extensive collection of minerals and gems from around the world. You can admire sparkling gemstones, colorful crystals and fascinating meteorites.

Then explore the different galleries dedicated to fauna and flora. The mammal gallery features various stuffed animals, from the majestic lion to the adorable panda. The bird gallery is a paradise for birdwatchers, with exotic specimens from all over the world.

The dinosaur gallery is undoubtedly one of the museum's most popular attractions due to the presence of the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex or the majestic Triceratops. Learn more about the evolution of reptiles and birds.

If you are interested in the history of humanity, do not miss the gallery dedicated to the origin of man. You'll learn about fossils of human ancestors, prehistoric tools, and information about our evolution as a species.

Finally, finish your tour by exploring the Biodiversity Garden, a beautiful outdoor space where you can relax and enjoy nature in the heart of London. This garden contains native plants, insects and birds, providing an urban sanctuary for local wildlife.
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