The British Museum houses a world collection of art and antiquities from ancient and living cultures that spans two million years of history. There are artefacts representing every history period from the Vikings to the Romans to the Egyptians and Medievel Europe with examples of pottery, jewellery, statues, paintings, sculptures and many more.
Entry to the museum is free but there are admission charges for entry to exhibitions. As exhibitions change, check the website or call for specific information.
There are lots of activities for children including six trails to explore, workshops, performances and storytelling and backpacks containing puzzles and games. Free art materials are also available for you to create your own pictures.
There is a restaurant, two cafes and a picnic area.
The Museum is within walking distance from several underground tube stations including Holborn, Tottenham Court Road, Russell Square and Goodge St.
Entry to the museum is free but there are admission charges for entry to exhibitions. As exhibitions change, check the website or call for specific information.
There are lots of activities for children including six trails to explore, workshops, performances and storytelling and backpacks containing puzzles and games. Free art materials are also available for you to create your own pictures.
There is a restaurant, two cafes and a picnic area.
The Museum is within walking distance from several underground tube stations including Holborn, Tottenham Court Road, Russell Square and Goodge St.
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