Best places: Museums in London, United Kingdom

Tracing the history of aviation & the RAF through real aircraft & interactive exhibits.

Lawn tennis venue for annual Wimbledon Grand Slam championship, with museum, tours and restaurants.

1939 Royal Air Force structure open mainly for pre-booked weekday tours and on some weekends.

Victorian pub with patterned wallpaper, hanging lamps, a function room and regular cabaret shows.

👍👍 This was so much fun for my family. We loved all the unexpected things that happened with the interactive machines. (No spoilers!) If you come you have to try iZombie though. Best game there. Prices are fair and totally worth it. Will definitely come back!

Skeletons and preserved remains of animals large and small in Victorian-style glass cases.

Huge showcase for global antiquities, including Egyptian mummies and ancient Greek sculptures.

Blockbuster exhibitions and permanent decorative arts collection, with design shop and ornate cafe.

Recreations of WWI trenches and the Blitz, many tanks and planes and revolving military exhibitions.

Landmark museum of animals and natural phenomena, with hands-on exhibits and animatronic dinosaurs.

9-deck WWII warship-turned-museum with naval guns, permanently moored on the Thames.

Paintings and photographs of aristocratic and famous figures throughout British history.

Eccentric 19th-century collector's home, packed with classical sculpture, paintings and curiosities.

Nature inspired books, branded gifts and educational toys, including dinosaurs and wildlife prints.

👍👍 What a view those garden give you. Just amazing. A lift brings you to floor number 15 where you can enjoy the garden and the incredible view of London. No booking needed. Just a security check before the lift. No queues if you go at the opening. Free entrance so make the most of it specially if it...

Guided tours of an ornate 1865 pumping station with red columns, arches & wrought-iron decoration.

Grisly history of surgery and medicine with gruesome instruments and preserved specimens.

Exploring British naval history, with a ship simulator, nautical oddities and interactive games.

Museum with aquarium, stuffed animal and musical instrument collections, set in landscaped gardens.

Georgian sugar warehouse, now home to a museum chronicling London's history as a trading port.