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Explore one of the world's greatest natural science collections at London's iconic Natural History Museum, home to 70 million specimens spanning five major disciplines. This 3-hour guided experience brings the museum's dinosaur galleries, mineralogy, botany, zoology, and entomology collections to life—perfect for curious minds of all ages seeking hands-on engagement with Earth's natural wonders.
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.
Highlights
- ✓Marvel at towering dinosaur skeletons including the famous Diplodocus and T-Rex in the museum's signature gallery
- ✓Discover over 70 million specimens across Paleontology, Zoology, Entomology, Botany, and Mineralogy
- ✓Learn predator-prey relationships and evolutionary timelines from expert guides
- ✓Interactive exhibits revealing how species lived, adapted, and disappeared
- ✓Family-friendly exploration suitable for all ages and science backgrounds
Insider tips
- ★Arrive early or visit weekday mornings to avoid peak crowds, especially during school holidays
- ★The dinosaur gallery draws the largest crowds—prioritise it first if time is limited
- ★Wear comfortable shoes; the five main collections span a vast building with multiple levels
- ★Ask your guide to highlight the lesser-known specimens alongside famous displays for a richer experience
Good to know
- •3-hour duration allows focused exploration of main galleries; the full museum requires 5+ hours to see everything
- •Museum is wheelchair accessible with lifts and accessible facilities throughout
- •Meeting point and entry logistics will be confirmed in your booking details
- •Photography permitted in most galleries (check signage for restricted areas)
- •Bring water and comfortable walking shoes; no food/drink permitted in galleries
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit Tuesday to Thursday or early morning weekdays to minimise crowds and maximise time with exhibits. Avoid peak summer holidays and weekends if seeking a less congested experience.











