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Kenwood House
London, United Kingdom
Neoclassical house on Hampstead Heath with free art collections, elegant interiors and landscaped grounds.
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Leighton House
London, United Kingdom
Highly decorated Victorian home and studio of artist Frederic Leighton, famous for its tiled Arab Hall.
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London Transport Museum
London, United Kingdom
Family-friendly museum of London’s transport network, with historic buses, Tube trains, posters and interactive galleries.
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Madame Tussauds London
London, United Kingdom
Large wax museum combining celebrity figures, themed environments, a London ride and immersive entertainment.
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Museum of Brands
London, United Kingdom
Museum tracing packaging, advertising, toys and everyday consumer culture through a dense chronological Time Tunnel.
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Museum of London Docklands
London, United Kingdom
Free museum in a historic warehouse tracing the Thames, docks, trade, migration and East London communities.
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National Army Museum
London, United Kingdom
Free museum exploring the British Army’s history, soldiers’ experiences and its impact on society.
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National Maritime Museum
London, United Kingdom
Free national museum covering exploration, naval history, migration, trade, oceans and maritime culture.
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National Portrait Gallery
London, United Kingdom
Gallery exploring British history and culture through portraits from the Tudor period to contemporary figures.
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Natural History Museum
London, United Kingdom
World-famous museum of dinosaurs, wildlife, minerals, Earth science and human origins inside a landmark Victorian building.
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Queen's House
London, United Kingdom
Elegant seventeenth-century royal villa displaying fine art, maritime portraits and the famous Tulip Stairs.
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Saatchi Gallery
London, United Kingdom
Contemporary-art gallery presenting changing exhibitions, emerging artists and large-scale installations.
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Science Museum
London, United Kingdom
Large museum of science, engineering, medicine, space and computing with major objects and interactive family galleries.
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SEA LIFE London Aquarium
London, United Kingdom
Large indoor aquarium with sharks, rays, penguins, jellyfish and conservation displays arranged across themed zones.
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Shakespeare's Globe
London, United Kingdom
Reconstructed open-air playhouse presenting Shakespeare performances, guided tours and exhibitions beside the Thames.
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Sherlock Holmes Museum
London, United Kingdom
Period townhouse museum recreating the fictional Baker Street rooms of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson.
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Somerset House
London, United Kingdom
Neoclassical riverside complex hosting exhibitions, creative organisations, events and a large central courtyard.
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Southbank Centre
London, United Kingdom
Riverside arts complex containing the Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, performance spaces, food venues and public terraces.
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Tate Britain
London, United Kingdom
National gallery of British art from the sixteenth century to today, including the world’s largest collection of works by J.M.W. Turner.
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Tate Modern
London, United Kingdom
Major modern-art museum inside a converted power station, with free collection displays and paid temporary exhibitions.
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The Courtauld Gallery
London, United Kingdom
Compact art gallery known for Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces inside Somerset House.
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The Postal Museum
London, United Kingdom
Interactive museum of Britain’s postal system, with a ride through the former underground Mail Rail tunnels.
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The Wallace Collection
London, United Kingdom
Free collection of Old Master paintings, French decorative arts, furniture, porcelain and historic arms inside a grand townhouse.
