Museums Places Map
Museums in the United Kingdom:
Victoria and Albert Museum
9.9
My advice is to check out the free lunchtime talks. They were informative and gave a nice break from wandering around. It's a great way to learn something new.
London National Gallery
9.9
If you're on a budget, plan to visit on a Friday evening when the gallery is open late and it's usually less crowded. Plus, it's free entry, so you can save some money for coffee nearby!
If you're planning to visit certain pieces, check the gallery's website for special exhibitions ahead of time. I stumbled on a fantastic exhibition I hadn’t expected, but it does change frequently!
Wellcome Collection
9.9
Try to catch any special events or talks happening when you're there. I stumbled upon a fascinating discussion that added so much depth to my experience!
Museum of Science
9.8
If you're planning to do some shopping, wait until after your visit. The gift shop has some unique stuff, but it’s pricey during the lunch rush.
Take a break at the café around 2 PM; it was less busy, and I found a nice spot to recharge before heading back for more exhibits.
Tate Modern
9.8
London Wax Museum
9.8
The National Museum of Scotland
9.6
If you're looking to save some bucks, pack a lunch. The on-site cafés can be pricey, and there's plenty of room to eat your own food inside
National Railway Museum
9.2
Don't forget to check out the outdoor play area for kids if you're traveling with family. It really helps to let them burn off some energy for a bit!
if you're into trains, go for the special exhibitions. some of them change pretty often, and you might find something totally unique to see!
Titanic Belfast
9.2
Westminster Abbey
9.2