✨ 6 Top London Museums You Can Go For FREE ✨
Do you like museums? If not, why did you click on this link? 😜 The clue’s pretty much in the title. If you’re just clicking on stuff willy-nilly, you really need to sort out your priorities.
1. British Museum 🇬🇧
Do you like old stuff? If so, why not go to the British Museum? 😉They have literally loads of old stuff stolen from all over the world. 😂
You gotta wonder why bother to plunder it all when you’re simply going to show it off for free, but hey, we’re not complaining! 😆
2. Natural History Museum 🌋
Do you like dinosaurs? Well, that’s too bad, because they’re all dead. But on the plus side you can go and learn all about them, and lots of other animals that aren’t all dead, at the natural history museum.
Did we mention it’s free? 😌
3. National Gallery 🏛
Do you like photos, but wish they were a bit more painty? Well, great news, long before cameras or imagination was invented, people spent ages painting stuff, and you can see lots of it for free at the National Gallery.
Apparently, you can see paintings by some Italian guy called Da Vinci, some Spanish guy call Picasso, and some Dutch guys called Van Gogh, Rembrandt and Vermeer.
4. Science Museum 🚀
Do you like science? Of course you do - you wouldn’t be reading this without it. 😅 Even if you don’t normally like museums, the Science Museum can be interesting for you. There’s lots of interactive displays and DIY experiments – it’s definitely not just looking at old stuff! 😆
6. Victoria and Albert Museum 🎨
Do you like Victoria and Albert? Well, I’m afraid to say they’re both dead also, and this museum has really nothing to them other than being named after them. It’s great if you like design or fashion though.
It’s the World’s largest museum of decorative arts and design, housing millions of fashion, furniture, sculpture, photography, jewellery artefacts. All free of nuts, gluten, and admission fees.
6. Tate Modern
Do you like weird… erm I mean, modern art? 😂 Or do you like to just wander round deriding pieces of art that “literally anyone could do”. If so, fulfil your dreams at the Tate Modern.
There’s also a café at the top with a great view of London. I know I said all these places are free in the title, but I think I really ought to reiterate that. 😊
