The Science Museum features four floors of educational ... Apollo 10 command module and a gaming experience. The West Hall showcases developments in contemporary science, medicine and technology.

More than 80 million items make up the collection at London's Natural History Museum Credit ... Fortnum & Mason’s food hall is a treat – and its posh jams and tea are pretty foolproof.

The Museum of London writes that because there appears to be no stone ... the gardens will open out and the remains of the Barber-Surgeons’ Hall Tower can be seen. The history of this part of the wall ...

The basilica acted a civic centre and housed city administrators, law courts, an assembly hall, the treasury and shrines ... Excavations by the Museum of London in both 1990 and 2001 revealed Roman ...

The Science Museum ... Hall on Kensington Gore. There is a coach drop-off point in Exhibition Road outside the Museum. The nearest coach parks are located at Warwick Road, Bayswater Road and Park Lane ...

The Museum of Transology in London offers the world's biggest collection of objects relating to trans, non-binary, and ...

When artist Noah Angell heard rumors that the British Museum in London was full of ghosts, he set about documenting ghost stories that were circulating among the museum’s staff. In his book, “Ghosts ...

Home to some of the world’s most extraordinary artifacts, from the Rosetta Stone to the Elgin Marbles, the British Museum is ...

The London Museum has urged staff to address the problem of ‘embedded whiteness’ as part of a diversity drive, it has emerged. The publicly-funded museum focused on the history of London has ...

The London Museum has urged staff to address the problem of “whiteness” as part of a diversity drive. Employees have been requested to tackle concepts such as “hierarchical working” under ...

“We used to have to beg to get on site,” Sophie Jackson, an archaeologist at the Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA), tells the Guardian’s Zoe Williams. But things have changed, as ...

The focus in London was the statue of Robert Milligan outside the Museum of London Docklands (as it was then). Milligan spearheaded the development of the West India Docks in what is now Canary Wharf.