Fce Reading London'S Well-Known Museums
Fce Reading London'S Well-Known Museums
Fce Reading London'S Well-Known Museums
wants to see what the first man looked like? 26: ____
loves animals and wants to know all about them? 31: _____ 32: _____
would like to see what the Royal Family of England looks like? 35: _____
Founded in 1753, it is one of the greatest museums in the world, showing the works of man from prehistoric
times to the present day. There are permanent displays of antiquities from Egypt, Western Asia, Greece and
Rome, as well as Roman British and Oriental Collections. Prints and drawings, coins and medals are displayed
in a series of temporary exhibitions. The British Library exhibition galleries are housed within the British
Museum.
One of the finest museums in the world and, probably the best of its kind.
Enter our extraordinary buildings in South Kensington and experience first-class exhibitions on the Natural
World based on our vast collections and authoritative research. In short, the home of the Wonders of the
Natural World. This unique combination of education and fun is the hallmark of the museum’s award-winning
exhibitions. An unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. Come and see what a dinosaur looked like or
follow the stages of evolution of the human species. Our programme of special exhibitions and events offers a
new insight into the Natural World – past and present – whenever you visit.
Home of kings, queens, heroes and villains. Where else can you experience an audience with royalty, meet
the great and powerful, mingle with the stars and come face to face with the infamous?
The London Planetarium. The distinct copper dome of the London Planetarium plays host to more stars than
Madam Tussaud’s! Seated inside, you can enjoy a star show which will take you far beyond our own fragile
world. With a perfect sky as a backdrop, many worlds and puzzles of the Universe will be revealed.
Come and explore the exciting World of Science. The five storey premises can help you explore Space; learn
all about Transport and Telecommunications; discover sciences such as Physics, Chemistry, Engineering and
Computing; climb up the escalators to the field of Optics, Photography and Cinematography, and finally to the
section devoted to Medicine. The Science Museum will never cease to amaze you!
Experience the Guinness World of Records, Europe’s greatest three dimensional display of all that is
superlative around the globe. Through the use of life size models, videos and the latest audio technology,
thousands of records come alive at the touch of a button. Do not miss any of the six sections: The Human
World, The Animal World. Our Planet Earth, Structures and Machines, Sports World, World of Entertainment.
Who ever heard of a museum where you could … read the news on TV? … animate your own cartoon? … tryout
for a Hollywood movie? With its treasure of cameras and costumes, with hundreds of favourite film clips, with
a cast of actor guides to tell you more, award-winning MOMI is the most exciting cinema and TV museum in
the world.