London Museums

An overall guide, we will get into specifics soon!

Inarguably, the best museum in the world, given Britan's rich and colonial history. free tickets, thanks to the millenium celebrations!What are you waiting for?

I'm personally not into natural history, but if I had kids, I would take them as it's an interesting way to learn. Free entry again!

A visual treat with crafts and arts from all over the world, check out the exhibitions regularly.

Based in Barbican and relatively less known, this museum traces the journeys in the making of the city of London, from battling plague and raging fires to a history of the Underground system.

Tate Modern for modern masters like Matisse, and Tate Britan for classics like John Constable's paintings. It can get too much if you are not into art, but I can think of no better way to get an interesting introduction!

The seperate page on Tate Britan

Niche, but equally interesting. Traces jewish history in Britan, and showcases their culture and arts. I like exploring new cultures, makes me feel like a tourist in my own city, which is fun!

Niche again, but exciting.. captures London's marine and trading history. The Docklands is now also a very fashionable part of the city, teeming with slick banker types, so catch a coffee with a friend after you finnish or have a cozy meal at the many restaurants here.