This is an iconic museum and a must see while in London. There is only one Rosetta Stone. Their collection of ancient artifacts is unrivaled except perhaps for those things that are still in situ and in Egypt. So much has been lost to destruction...More

  We mainly stuck to the Egyptian, Roman, Greek and British medieval parts. Everything was great even if it was very crowded. The exhibits are always superb and there is normally a pay for extra exhibition. It wasn't of interest this time but it's a great...More

  The British museum has an incredible range of artifacts and objects from all over the world arranged according to the period they originated from and the country or region. It is a fabulous way to get an idea of how civilisation progressed through history. It...More

  A lot of incredible history. If you have children, watch Night At The Museum 3 to get inspired. They have the Rosetta Stone and the Elgin Marbles amongst many other collections. As well as special exhibitions that you can look ahead of time. We did...More

  Excellent day attraction. More than enough to see to keep you occupied. Worth getting a map. We only really wanted to see the ancient Egyptian stuff but ended up enjoying everything.

  Well, I took friends from Brazil to visit the museum and they were impressed by pretty much everything. The only turn down was the fact that some areas there were no air conditioner and it was not comfortable to stay.

  I was there with two young girls and was over crowded and too hot. Some of the places no having enough of fresh air and was taking your breath stop from heath and smell. Great place but stay there for long time unbelievable because of...More

  We had some time to spare before our evening meal. Pleased that Museum did not close until 8.30pm.Great exhibition for The Day of the Dead. Sorry we could not spend more time there.

  Visited this museum twice recently and found it to be fantastic both times. You explore the history and culture of countries around the world from Egypt and Japan to Australia and the Americas. Do note that the museum becomes very busy in the summer months...More

  We went to the ticketed Troy exhibition. It was dark, cramped and teeming with people. Most of the curation is out dated, waist height glass cases with annotation below. I spent the majority of my time unable to see any artefacts, trying not to bump...More