My wife and I visited on our honeymoon. A unique building, layout, and exhibits. We enjoy history and it contains a LOT of history. Give yourself at least 3-4 hrs to navigate through.

  My daughter and I enjoyed the beautiful British Museum with its expansive ceiling and design. It houses many artifacts of interest and I suppose it is good they are in one place. However, I side on the part of the countries, specifically Greece, who have...More

  My adult son and I spent a very pleasant late afternoon here, both looking at exhibits and enjoying the cafe. Most memorable is the beautiful enclosed courtyard. As many others must mention, note there is not much indigenous to Britain itself. Still a great collection...More

  Excellent visit for both adults and children to explain and discover history of nations. Egyptian civilisation was interesting.

  Anyone visiting my hometown, this is a must. We visit several times a year and we're lucky to have this on our doorstep.

  An awesome display about the rule of Ashurbanipal. King Ashurbanipal of Assyria (r. 669–c. 631 BC) was the most powerful man on earth. He described himself in inscriptions as ‘king of the world’, and his reign from the city of Nineveh (now in northern Iraq)...More

  This museum is not to be missed. It's one of the top 5 in the entire world. You'll see the Rosetta Stone, mummies, Greek, Roman and Egyptian sculptures, Egyptian temples and so much more!

  This is a huge place. I went mainly to see the Egyption sarcophagi and stonework but there is a huge volume of historical material on many subjects here. It was a bit overwhelming and it is almost a disservice to try and just browse through...More

  Certainly worth taking the time to see if you're stopping in London. It is large enough that you could not really see everything in a day, so plan accordingly.

  The building itself is a work of art especially the lobby!! The Egyptian exhibit was amazing!!! Could have stayed all day! Next time we are in London we will go back!!!