Natural History

Destination: London.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of human history and discover the wonders of the past in a whole new way at the Natural History Museum. Find answers to your big nature questions. Delve into stories about the research, scientists, and the collections that are cared for. Uncover the history of life on Earth, from the smallest insects to the largest mammals. You will receive your timed entry ticket ahead of your visit, and these tickets do not incur any charges. Enjoy a detailed tour of the museum in English through mobile application and learn about the museum’s important collection, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the significance of the important artefacts on display.

Destination: London.
Prepare yourself with all the essentials for a delightful morning or afternoon at London's must-visit Natural History Museum with pre-booked free entry tickets reserved for you to ensure that you get in even on sold out dates. This remarkable establishment boasts numerous attractions, including dinosaur fossils and a blue whale skeleton, and the audio guide will direct you to the highlights. Remember to bring your own headset and mobile device for the tour. The package features reserved access to the permanent exhibitions – perfect for families with children. Enjoy exploring the museum at your own pace with an informative audio tour. Entry to the Natural History Museum is free, you are purchasing only the audio guide in english, it comes complimentary with the free entry ticket reserved for you at your chosen time to ensure you get to enjoy the audio tour on your chosen date and time.

Destination: London.
Meet your tour guide at Exhibition Road Courtyard. From there, you’ll explore the museum exterior and stroll through Evolution Garden. Spot grazing dinosaur statues and hear about the evolutionary timeline fossils. Step inside and hear a brief introduction of the museum from your guide. Afterwards, start exploring at your own pace with an audio guide app leading your journey through time. Listen in your own language as you hear stories about the famous blue whale skeleton at Hintze Hall. Then, head over to the Dinosaurs gallery where you’ll be greeted by the fearsome Tyrannosaurus Rex. Follow along with the audio guide as you uncover the first T. rex skeleton ever discovered and a triceratops skull.

Destination: London.
From the largest dinosaurs to the tiniest gemstones, the Natural History Museum’s display of over 80 million specimens needs no introduction. On this 2 hour exclusive guided museum tour, you’ll discover the collection housed within a terracotta palace, a “cathedral to nature,” which features galleries on geology, mineralogy, botany and zoology.

Destination: London.
• Explore the highlights of the Natural History Museum guided by this compelling in-app audio tour • Skip the lines with your free reserved entry to have more time for your self-guided exploration • Discover the marvels of evolution, the giant moa bird and the colossal mastodon • Gaze in wonder at a 128-year-old skeleton of a young blue whale soaring in the museum’s hall • Take a stroll around the nearby Hyde Park

Destination: London.
Imagine a trip to a museum where the kids aren't constantly asking to go home, but begging for more! Packed with challenges, quizzes and fantastic facts, this is a unique, self-guided tour especially designed to keep kids 8-15 excited and the whole family having fun as you explore London's world-famous Natural History Museum. Our tour through the museum takes in its greatest treasures as well as hidden jewels, from animals great and small, current and extinct, to minerals and jewels from deep in the earth's crust. You'll be amazed how much you'll discover and learn while enjoying the challenges and activities on the tour that bring the secrets of our incredible natural world to life. You simply download our app, sign up, and your tour will be waiting for you with full instructions. Do the tour at your own pace, take a break if you want, and complete it when you're ready. Make the most of your trip to the Natural History Museum with fun and learning for everyone in the family.

Destination: London.
Established in 1881, the Natural History Museum contains more than 80 million objects, spanning more than 4 billion years of natural history. Step through time, witnessing the evolution of dinosaurs, birds and our mammal relatives, and the geological and climate changes that guided the development of life on earth. Witness meteorites from the dawn of time and the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex and get to know the legendary scientists who shaped our knowledge of the distant past, such as Charles Darwin and Mary Anning. Embark on a private guided tour of the London Natural History Museum, led by an expert guide. Marvel at the massive dinosaur skeletons in the Hintze Hall and explore the Volcanoes and Earthquakes gallery to uncover the mysteries of Earth's formation. See the Wildlife Garden, a haven for birds, bees, and other animals and learn about life's diversity in the Evolution Gallery.

Destination: London.
From the largest dinosaurs to the tiniest gemstones, the Natural History Museum’s display of over 80 million specimens needs no introduction. On this 2 hour semi-private (8 Guest Maximum) guided museum tour, you’ll discover the collection housed within a terracotta palace, a “cathedral to nature,” which features galleries on geology, mineralogy, botany and zoology.

Destination: London.
Experience the freedom of exploring without the extra weighting in London. Our luggage storage service ensures your belongings are secure, allowing you to enjoy the wonders of your destination with peace of mind. Whether you're waiting for a late flight, have arrived early for your stay, or simply want to explore without the burden of your bags, our service is the perfect solution. Store your bags at prime locations near major attractions, transport hubs, and popular areas, making your travel experience smoother and more enjoyable.

Destination: London.
Join this tour of London's Natural History Museum and learn about the stories of the women behind some of the greatest discoveries of the Natural World. From the life and collection of Britains first fossil hunter, Mary Anning, to the museums first female member of staff, Dorothea Bate and the iconic primatologist Jane Goodall, this 2 hour tour of the museums collection will reveal the often overlooked role that women played in our understanding of the Natural World, past and present.  Meet your guide at the Red Telephone box on Exhibition Road, opposite the side entrance to the Natural History Museum (see Map C below)

Destination: London.
Skip the line to enter the museum and forget about big groups of strangers or running after a guide with a tight schedule leading a big group. Treat your family, your friends, your partner or just yourself with this PRIVATE tour. Explore the Natural History Museum with us. Learn about the main attractions of this institution: the Dinosaurs. We will see many fossils and skeletons of these creatures. The museums is not just about this, it also hosts galleries dedicated to minerals, volcanoes, earthquakes and much more. We will learn about the Megatherium, the Ichthyosaur, the Mastodon, the Mantellisaurus, the Blue Marlin as well as Giraffes, because..why not? We will experience an earthquake simulator, look at how Volcanoes are born and play with some physics experiments. Pay a visit to the skeletons of Hope (Blue Whale) and the skeleton of Sophie (Stegosaurus), the two mascots of the museum. Have a look at a Sequoia section dating back more than 1500 years ago.

Destination: Oxford.
Join a tour that questions what is 'natural' at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. The term ‘Natural History’ might lead us to believe that the collections and research at the Museum are purely ‘natural’ and scientifically objective. This tour will challenge your understanding of science and scientific knowledge as we walk you through the main exhibits on a unique guided tour. Throughout this museum tour, we delve into the intentions and implications of the museum’s collections. By flipping the lens from a ‘natural’ approach to an ‘unnatural’ construction, we explore the historical and ideological underpinnings of natural history museums, revealing a narrative shaped by human influence and selective choice.

Destination: London.
Delve into the wonders of the Natural History Museum in London with a guided highlights tour that showcases over 80 million specimens. Marvel at iconic displays such as Sophie the Stegosaurus, the rare Dodo, and the fascinating Archaeopteryx—an essential link in the evolution of birds. Stand before a remarkable Giant Sequoia cross-section, and explore plaster casts of Pompeii's eruption victims. The tour also introduces you to stunning gemstones and rare rocks from the Moon and Mars, revealing the Earth's intricate beauty and history. – 2-hour guided tour covering the museum's main highlights – Discover iconic exhibits including the Dodo and Giant Sequoia – View exquisite gemstones and unique lunar and Martian rocks – Perfect for families, science buffs, and natural history fans alike

Destination: London.
Welcome to the Natural History Museum in London. Our initial destination is the Dinosaur Gallery, which showcases ancient skeletons, including the renowned Diplodocus. We then proceed to the Mammals Gallery that displays an extensive variety of taxidermied specimens and skeletal structures ranging from African elephants to cheetahs. In the Marine Life section, a stunning blue whale skeleton hangs gracefully from above, emphasizing ocean biodiversity. The Human Evolution Gallery presents life-sized replicas and fossilized remains that offer a glimpse into our ancestors' evolutionary path. Finally, we visit the Earth Sciences Gallery filled with geological marvels such as gemstones and volcanic stones. Our tour wraps up at the museum’s café and gift shop where you can unwind and purchase a souvenir. As we exit, we take in the museum's breathtaking architecture and elaborate wall carvings that celebrate both extinct creatures and living species alike.

Destination: London.
Explore the vast collection in London’s Natural History Museum on a private tour. Enjoy a personalized tour experience with your guide, who will take you through the must-see highlights of this 80 million-specimen collection. Visit Sophie the Stegosaurus and the long-extinct Dodo and gape at the rare Archaeopteryx, believed to be the “missing link” between dinosaurs and birds. Stand awestruck by a cross-section of Giant Sequoia – a tree already 1300 years old when it was felled in the 19th century. Then, visit plaster casts taken of the victims of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in Pompeii. You will also get to see some of the finest gemstones from the earths vault alongside rock from the Moon and Mars! After exploring this stunning collection, be left with a new appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the world around us.

Destination: London.
Explore the Natural History Museum in London on a highlights guided tour that unveils its astonishing collection of over 80 million specimens. Encounter iconic exhibits like Sophie the Stegosaurus and the long-extinct Dodo, alongside the rare Archaeopteryx—the famed 'missing link' between dinosaurs and birds. Stand in awe before a Giant Sequoia cross-section, over 1300 years old, and discover plaster casts of Pompeii's eruption victims. The tour also features exquisite gemstones and rare rocks from the Moon and Mars, providing a comprehensive view of the Earth's beauty and complexity. – Private tour for a personalized experience with an expert guide – See iconic exhibits like the Dodo, Archaeopteryx, and Giant Sequoia – View stunning gemstones and unique lunar and Martian rocks – Ideal for families, science enthusiasts, and anyone curious about natural history

Destination: London.
A tour created specifically for families with children, young and old alike will be entertained, educated and simply fascinated thanks to the expertise and knowhow of your highly-qualfied guide. You will be taken on an enjoyable journey to discover fossils from the Jurassic period and to admire the museum's famous blue whale skeleton. Your guide will enhance your tour with anecdotes about the collections on display as you explore many of the 70 million artifacts in the museum's mineralogy, paleontology, zoology and botany collections.

Destination: London.
The Natural History Museum is a must see if you are visiting London with your children! In our 2.5 hour family friendly tour we will take you to discover one of the richest Museums of Natural History in the world, in a fascinating interactive tour suitable for both adults and for kids! Led by a professional kid-friendly guide, you will see the most interesting and breathtaking highlights of the museum such as the T-Rex in the Dinosaur Gallery, the 25.2-metre-long blue whale skeleton and the giant sequoia tree. You will also be able to take an escalator ride through the centre of the Earth to discover the famous earthquake simulator!

Destination: London.
Discover the wonders of our precious planet in London’s amazing Natural History Museum – considered the largest and most important centre for research into natural history and sciences in the world! An architectural masterpiece, it is filled with mind-boggling treasures, from fossils of gargantuan Jurassic beasts of land and sea to the rarest glittering gemstones, and everything in between. With your expert private guide leading you around this enormous museum, you'll really be able to make the most of your visit and be sure to see all the most important and unmissable features. The museum is also highly experiential – with an amazing earthquake simulator and moving plaster casts on the display of a man and a dog who perished during the volcanic eruption of Vesuvius. Learn 4.6 billion years of mind-blowing natural history with your expert guide at the world's best Natural History Museum.

Destination: London.
The Natural History Museum tour is a day of science and fun activities for all the family. Housing a staggering 70 million items, there are five main collections: Botany, Entomology, Mineralogy, Paleontology and Zoology. The Museum is renowned for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons in a particularly large gallery of Dinosaurs, including a spectacular Diplodocus and Tyrannosaurus Rex. Visitors can find the answers to such questions as who lived when and where who were predators and prey and what happened to them. It's a great science activity for all ages.