Epic in a word. If you are not wow'd you have been sleeping under a rock. Worthy of 6 hours over 3 days. Don't 'fire-hose' yourself.

  It’s a wonderful collection, and how cool is it to see the Rosetta Stone?? The museum is beautiful and clean. We went on a day of summer rain and all of us tourists descended upon the museum. Wow. I must say that the reader boards...More

  I was so disappointed in this museum. The main attraction on the 5th floor was closed, and other area under renovations. This is a free museum, but you have to buy a map. School groups took over the museum and had lists of things they...More

  This museum houses an amazing collection of artefacts from Egyptian, Roman, Greek, Anglo Saxon, Viking, and later times, all for free. The Sutton Hoo collection is a must see! Security to get in involves a bag search and can involve queues, but well worth it...More

  Plan on a couple of hours to see the offerings, OR plan carefully to see the few you want. Huge place! Easy to get lost!! Our picks were the Rosetta Stone (360 degree viewing access, and a good explanation of how it was translated), the...More

  Enjoyable visit but a bit confused by presentation. Some time periods seem to be “spread” over several widely separated locations.

  I LOVE THIS PLACE, all is very beautifoul, I spent a wonderful afternoon with my friends. I would like to came back here.

  If you are looking for antiquities this is the museum to go to. I believe my highlight of this museum was seeing the Rosetta Stone.

  I consider this museum to be one of the treasures of the world, with a truly awe inspiring collection of artefacts from many many cultures across history. I cannot recommend this museum enough and I defy anyone to not be amazed. Some highlights for me...More

  Here are so many items and artefacts to see that a one day visit is not enough to explore them all. It's a wonderful place to go to admire 6.000 years of human history (both good and bad things!) Note that the queue to get...More