London Museum Tours

London, the capital of England, is among the European cities with a deep-rooted past and a magnificent historical texture. Its museums, where works of art from different fields are exhibited, attract as much attention as the history of London. So much so that this city is defined as a "Museum City". London museums are among the most popular museums in the world. On our London tour, plans will be made to visit the following 9 museums according to seasonal intensity.

British Museum, Bloomsbury, London

Being one of the first museums that come to mind when talking about London, the British Museum is one of the cultural centers of the city due to the various exhibitions and events it organizes. In the museum, which contains artifacts from the first civilizations, you can find many historical artifacts from Assyrian reliefs to Ancient Greek sculptures, Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs to Roman remains and more.

Victoria and Albert Museum, Kensington, London

In the Victoria and Albert Museum, there are designer works that date back 5000 years and have become symbols of England's history. In addition, the Natural Sciences History Museum houses the Science Museum.

Natural History Museum, Kensington, London

The Natural Sciences History Museum, which contains many things about science and history, draws attention with its design as well as the works in it and is known as one of the symbols of London. The museum contains models of extinct animals as well as dinosaur fossils. It is possible to discover many living species that lived in the world in a certain period and were extinct or still living in the Natural Sciences History Museum. If you have an interest in botany, entomology, mineralogy, paleontology or zoology, this is the place for you!

Science Museum, Kensington, London

It is possible to see the first steam engine, the first steam locomotive or the Apollo 10 space capsule in the Science Museum, where those interested in science can see most of the first things in this branch. Moreover, you can have a wonderful night in the museum and have a unique experience by participating in scientific activities.

Sir John Soane Museum, London

Neo-classical architect Sir John Soane's house was later converted into a museum, but this is not an ordinary architect's house. The Oxford Architecture Dictionary describes the house, which houses the drawings and models of many of Soane's projects, as well as collections of paintings, drawings and antiques, as "one of the most complex and ingenious series of interiors ever designed.

National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London

Wouldn't it excite you to see the originals of the works of painters whose names we hear in almost every aspect of life, of necessity we come across with their works somewhere, and whose paintings we are familiar with even though we are not particularly interested in art? In the National Gallery of London you can see the works of many immortal painters from Leonardo Da Vinci to Vincent van Gogh. If you add the National Gallery to your list of places to visit in London, you can find the opportunity to see the world-famous works of Michelangelo, Botticelli, Leonardo Da Vinci, Bellini, Rembrandt, Turner and Van Gogh for free.

Tate Modern, Bankside, London

Tate Modern is another museum in London where the works of world famous painters are exhibited. There are mostly works of modern period artists such as Picasso and Dali. Visiting the Tate Modern after the National Gallery can be a unique experience.

Freud Museum, 20 Maresfield Gardens, London

Would you like to go to London and return without seeing Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis? Seeing Sigmund Freud's house, where he lived for a while and organized various therapies, and his belongings gives you the opportunity to explore him in his own home.

Royal War Museum, London

The Royal War Museum is an impressive museum that reveals the effects of all wars and wars since the First World War. If you are interested in the Modern Age and especially the history of war, everything in this museum captivates you. There are 15 War Museums across the country, in different cities of England.

London Transport Museum, London

You can see the city's famous red buses, trains and other means of transportation in this museum, which is located close to the Covent Garden and Leicester Square metro stations.

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