Walk into 'Night at the Museum' | Natural History Museum, London

🌈Highlights: The museum is housed in a 200-year-old building designed to resemble a medieval cathedral, which is awe-inspiring. It showcases 75 million animal fossils, specimens, and natural minerals, which are especially loved by children. The blue whale skeleton hanging above the museum is the most photogenic spot, and the bridge on the second floor is the best place to take photos. One of the filming locations for the movie 'Night at the Museum'. 🕐️Opening hours: 10:00–17:50 (last entry at 17:30) 🎫Tickets: Free 🚗Transport tips: Bus. London's bus system is very developed. Select 'public transport' on your navigation app and enter 'Natural History Museum, London' to find the bus routes between your location and the museum. 💗Other tips: There is no air conditioning inside the museum, so it can feel stuffy in the summer. It is advisable to wear sleeveless tops. No need to book in advance, just go directly to the entrance. When the crowd is small, you can enter normally. When it is crowded, staff will ask you to scan a QR code and then let people in in batches. Duration of visit: Normally 2-3 hours. The museum is adjacent to the Science Museum, and the V&A Museum is also nearby, so you can plan to visit all of them in one day.