Is The Natural History Museum wheelchair friendly?

Yes, The Natural History Museum is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets.

Is The Natural History Museum baby friendly?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities.

Are all areas of the attraction accessible with a pushchair?

Yes, all areas are pushchair friendly.

No, The Natural History Museum have stated they are not dog friendly.

Is there food and drink available to buy?

Yes there is dining and snack options. After a morning of exploration, families can relax and enjoy a picnic in the museum's central hall, surrounded by grandeur and history. It's a perfect spot to refuel and discuss the exciting discoveries you've made. Alternatively, the museum boasts a variety of dining options where you can savour a delicious meal or snack.

Can visitors bring their own food?

No, guest are not allowed to bring their own food There are baby food facilities available.

Does your attraction offer private hire, for parties or events?

Yes, The Natural History Museum has stated that you can hire privately for parties/events.

Do visitors need to pre-book time slots or tickets to get into the attraction?

Yes, The Natural History Museum had stated that you will need to pre-book.

Are there toilets available?

Yes, there are toilets available to the public.

Are there baby changing facilities available?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities available

Are there accessible toilets?

Yes, there are accessible toilets available

The Natural History Museum

London, Greater London

All Ages

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About The Natural History Museum

Are you on the lookout for an educational and exhilarating family day out in the heart of London? Look no further than the Natural History Museum! Nestled in the heart of the city, it's not just a museum; it's a captivating journey through the natural world.

The Natural History Museum is a world-class visitor attraction and science research centre full of natural history collections that will blow your mind! The museum is a passport to the wildest parts of the world and millions of years of history.

Our Favourite Activity:
It has to be seeing all the fascinating specimens including the Blue Whale skeleton!
Darwin Centre's Giant Cocoon!
Darwin Centre's Giant Cocoon is an eight-story cocoon named after the naturalist Charles Darwin. It's home to hundreds of museum specimens including beetles, butterflies, metre-tall plants, tarantulas and historic herbaria. (some of the specimens were collected by Charles Darwin himself!)
Lots Of Souvenirs To Take Home!
After a long & exciting day of discovering Natural History earth science Specimens, a souvenir would be nice right? Make sure to check out the Gallery Store before leaving! Here you can buy Hope-style necklaces, show-stopping animal wall prints and best-selling dinosaur accessories & toys!

Attraction Details

Opening Times

Regular Times

Monday, 10:00 - 18:00
Tuesday, 10:00 - 18:00
Wednesday, 10:00 - 18:00
Thursday, 10:00 - 18:00
Friday, 10:00 - 18:00
Saturday, 10:00 - 18:00
Sunday, 10:00 - 18:00

Plan Your Visit

Typical visit time 4 - 5 hours

Suitable for Kids and Adults too

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The Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, Greater London, SW7 5BD, England

Tel: 02079425000

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By Car:

There is no public car parking at the Natural History Museum, and local parking is extremely limited. Visitors are strongly advised not to drive. However, paid car parks are available nearby in South Kensington, such as Chelsea Cloisters and Union Car Parks (Queens Gate). Blue Badge parking is available on Exhibition Road.

By Train:

The closest mainline station is London Victoria. From there, take the District or Circle Line on the Underground to South Kensington. Alternatively, London Paddington and London Waterloo also offer good Underground links.

By Bus:

Several bus routes stop close to the museum, including 14, 49, 70, 74, 345, 360, and 414. The nearest stop is on Cromwell Road or Exhibition Road, just a short walk from the museum entrance. All buses are accessible for wheelchair users.

The Natural History Museum

About The Natural History Museum

Our Favourite Activity:

Darwin Centre's Giant Cocoon!

Lots Of Souvenirs To Take Home!

Attraction Details

Opening Times

Regular Times

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Facilities

Plan Your Visit

FAQs

Directions

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