The Natural History Museum
¿Por qué se extinguieron de verdad los dinosaurios? ¿De qué tamaño son los dientes de los hipopótamos? ¿Existen los unicornios? ¿Qué se siente en un terremoto? Una visita al fascinante Museo de Historia Natural responderá a todas estas preguntas y a unas cuantas más. ¡Pero recuerde ser amable con el diplodocus de 26 metros de largo en la Sala Central!
The Natural History Museum Dirección:
| Dirección: |
Cromwell Road, London
London
SW7 5BD
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| Teléfono: | +44 (0)20 7942 5000 |
| Fax: | +44 (0)20 7942 9066 |
| Correo electrónico: | info@nhm.ac.uk |
| Sitio Web: | http://www.nhm.ac.uk/exclusive-events |
Información sobre la ubicación The Natural History Museum
| Dirección: |
Cromwell Road, London
London
SW7 5BD
|
|---|---|
| Teléfono: | +44 (0)20 7942 5000 |
| Fax: | +44 (0)20 7942 9066 |
| Correo electrónico: | info@nhm.ac.uk |
| Sitio Web: | http://www.nhm.ac.uk/exclusive-events |
| Transporte público: | South Kensington, London Underground |
| Por carretera: | Either use pedestrian tunnel from underground station and exit where signposted or walk up Exhibition Rd and cross Cromwell Rd to locate museum. |
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Últimas 5 reseñas deThe Natural History Museum
No hay limite en el aprendizaje
La exposición aborda gran cantidad de disciplinas importantes, todo ello explicado mediante una combinación de tecnología de vanguardia y métodos interactivos y tradicionales que no hay limite en el aprendizaje.
I don't get it
I was looking forward to this place so much, but there was almost nothing there to hold my interest. The exhibits could have been much better - they were mostly computer-type interactive displays instead of real insects for example. In the end the only thing I could even pretend to enjoy was the animal exhibit, with the huge whale skeletons and all sizes and shapes of animals.
Gorgeous building.
There is not too many interactive exhibits for kids. There is a lot to look at. The slice of a gigantic sequoia tree was quite a site. It was a fun experience and for the price, free admission, it makes a nice trip. Combining it with the Science museum next door makes for a nice day in London.
Overwhelmingly wonderful!
I absoluelty loved this museum!! I have studied many extinct animals, dug fossils of my own, and have a degree in Anthropology and this was my dream come true. Although I had to drag my husband in, he wasn't to hard to keep enterainted in this wonderful museum. The building alone is somethign to see. the inside is beautiful but the outside is breath taking!
Their fossil collection is simply fantastic and astounding! I could have been there for days and not have gotten tired of it! ( to bad we only stayed 3 hours..) I would reccomend this museum to everyone, there are even hands on things for children. I am taking my 12 year old sister to London this summer and you can bet that this will be one of our first stops! Learning Made fun again!
Dinosaur Section is Fantastic
We found the Dinosaur section to be absolutely fantastic.. as we had 2 young children (one who is rather obsessed with dinosaurs) he absolutely loved it. Must admit that he was scared of the animatronix T-Rex (thats due to how real it seemed and that he's recently watched all 3 Jurassic Parks!).
The rest of the museum was ok, but a bit boring after awhile.
If we were to go back again, it would only be to look around the Dinosaur area again.
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