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Museum of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
City-history museum in a group of historic Canongate buildings, covering Edinburgh’s people, crafts and development.
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National Museum of Flight
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Large aviation museum on a historic airfield, with Concorde, military aircraft, civil aviation and hangars.
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Scottish National Gallery
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Central gallery of Scottish and international art, including Old Masters, Impressionists and major Scottish painters.
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art One
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Modern and contemporary art gallery in parkland, with sculpture, changing displays and the dramatic Landform outside.
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Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Gothic Revival gallery telling Scotland’s story through portraits, photography and sculpture.
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Surgeons' Hall Museums
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Medical-history museums covering surgery, pathology and dentistry; some displays are graphic.
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The Writers' Museum
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Museum devoted to Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson in historic Lady Stair’s House.
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Bank of England Museum
London, United Kingdom
Free museum explaining the Bank of England, banknotes, gold, inflation and the development of Britain’s financial system.
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Barbican Centre
London, United Kingdom
Large Brutalist arts complex containing galleries, theatres, cinemas, concert halls and public terraces.
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British Library
London, United Kingdom
National library with a free Treasures Gallery displaying historic manuscripts, maps, music, sacred texts and literary works.
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Charles Dickens Museum
London, United Kingdom
Author’s former home furnished with manuscripts, personal belongings and rooms connected with his family life and writing.
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Churchill War Rooms
London, United Kingdom
Underground command centre used by Britain’s wartime government, combined with a museum devoted to Winston Churchill.
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Cutty Sark
London, United Kingdom
Restored nineteenth-century tea clipper displayed above a glass-roofed dry dock, allowing visitors to explore aboard and beneath the hull.
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Design Museum
London, United Kingdom
Contemporary museum exploring product, fashion, graphic, architectural and digital design.
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Dulwich Picture Gallery
London, United Kingdom
Purpose-built gallery displaying Old Master paintings in compact, naturally lit rooms beside landscaped grounds.
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Eltham Palace
London, United Kingdom
Unusual combination of a medieval royal Great Hall, glamorous 1930s Art Deco house and landscaped gardens.
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Emirates Stadium Tour
London, United Kingdom
Self-guided tour of Arsenal’s stadium, including changing rooms, players’ tunnel, dugout, media areas and club museum.
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Florence Nightingale Museum
London, United Kingdom
Compact museum telling the story of Florence Nightingale, modern nursing and healthcare reform.
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Foundling Museum
London, United Kingdom
Museum telling the story of the Foundling Hospital, vulnerable children, philanthropy, art and Handel’s musical support.
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Grant Museum of Zoology
London, United Kingdom
Small university museum packed with animal skeletons, preserved specimens and historic scientific teaching collections.
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HMS Belfast
London, United Kingdom
Second World War-era warship moored on the Thames, with nine decks of restored operational and living spaces.
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Imperial War Museum London
London, United Kingdom
Major museum examining conflict from the First World War to the present through objects, testimony, art and large exhibits.
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Kensington Palace
London, United Kingdom
Royal residence with State Apartments, exhibitions on Queen Victoria and other royal residents, and formal gardens.
