| London is home to almost countless attractions, from | | | | touch and experience the biggest scientific advances |
| the historical to the modern. There is free admission on | | | | in the past 300 years at the Science Museum, the |
| many of the top attractions so there is no better place | | | | largest of it kind in the world. There are 200 hands on |
| to immerse your self in a rich history and culture. If you | | | | exhibition, an IMAX cinema and virtual reality simulator |
| are interested in visiting or moving to London there is a | | | | plus so much more. The Science Museum brings this |
| list below of 10 attractions that should be at the top of | | | | overlooked subject in to life in away that�s |
| your list. | | | | fun for kids and adults alike. |
| 1) The British Museum. The vast British Museum has | | | | 7) Victoria & Albert Museum. There are 3,000 years |
| exhibitions ranging through the history of mankind from | | | | worth of artifacts from the worlds greatest cultures |
| the prehistoric to the modern with collections drawn | | | | housed in the Victoria & Albert Museum which is a |
| from across the world. Some of its most famous | | | | celebration of all things art and design. Some of the |
| artifacts include the Rosetta stone, the Portland Vase | | | | collections include ceramics, furniture, fashion, glass, |
| and sculptures from the Parthenon. | | | | jewellery, photographs, sculpture, textiles and paintings. |
| 2) Tate Modern. Housed in a former power station | | | | 8) Madame Tussauds. This is your chance to rub |
| beside the River Thames, the Tate Modern is the | | | | shoulders with the most famous faces in the world. At |
| National museum of modern art. Its gallery displays | | | | Madame Tussauds why not meet Shakespeare or |
| works by Matisse and Picasso as well as | | | | Brad Pit, perhaps you would prefer the Dali Lama or |
| contemporary work, exhibitions and vast installations. | | | | the Beatles or just maybe have that once in a life time |
| 3) The National Gallery. Home to the greatest collection | | | | audience with the Queen. |
| of European painting in the world, the National Gallery is | | | | 9) The Tower of London. Explore the 900 year history |
| a must see. Some of the great masters on display | | | | of one of the most famous fortified buildings in the |
| include Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt, | | | | world. Take a guided tour and let the knowledgeable |
| Gainsborough, Turner, Cezanne and Van Gogh. | | | | and humorous beefeaters guide you through its long |
| 4) The Natural History Museum. From a life sized Blue | | | | and colourful history. And while there why not take a |
| Whale to a 40 million old spider and the famous | | | | look at some of the most famous jewels in the world |
| dinosaur exhibition there is plenty for everyone to see | | | | as the Crown Jewels are also housed in the tower. |
| at the Natural History Museum. Interactive displays and | | | | 10) National Maritime Museum. Immerse yourself in the |
| an earthquake simulator make it a fun family day out. | | | | fascinating maritime history of Britain and the world at |
| 5) The London Eye. Now part of London�s | | | | one of the greatest maritime museums there is. There |
| famous skyline the London Eye, the world�s | | | | are many fun and interactive exhibits and displays |
| highest observation wheel, offers passengers | | | | which are sure to keep you and the children |
| incredible views over London and your chance to take | | | | entertained for many hours. Also a stones throw |
| in 55 of the most famous landmarks in just 30 minutes. | | | | away is the Royal Observatory making Greenwich, a |
| 6) The Science Museum. Have your chance to see, | | | | world heritage site, a nice change from central London. |