British Museum - A Favourite London Place To See
April 12th 2008 16:16
The Brits have collected beautiful, famous, interesting, historic and occasionally bizarre items from all over the world. Many of them can be seen at the British Museum.
Where
Great Russell Street in Bloomsbury, close to Russell Square. For walkers, it is an interesting stroll from Trafalgar Square, but if you are pressed for time, take the tube or bus.
Tube
Closest is Russell Square on the PIccadilly Line.
Next nearest is Tottenham Court Road on the Northern and Central Lines.
There are street signs pointing the way to the Museum.
London A to Z Reference E6 142.
Main Attractions
Where to begin! The British Museum has something for everyone. My personal favourites are the somewhat contested Parthenon Marbles / Elgin Marbles. The Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies, and the Portland Vase are well-loved highlights.
The Museum offers guided tours, audio guides, guide books - anything to make a short or lengthy visit worthwhile.
Food, Drink, Restrooms & Shop
The renovated Great Court has casual self-serve food and restrooms.
Shops stock souvenirs and a wide selection of books ranging from popular to scholarly.
Admission is free, donations are welcome.
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Entrance to the British Museum, by Steff. Used under GNU F.D. License. Thanks to Steff for sharing this photo!
Where
Great Russell Street in Bloomsbury, close to Russell Square. For walkers, it is an interesting stroll from Trafalgar Square, but if you are pressed for time, take the tube or bus.
Tube
Closest is Russell Square on the PIccadilly Line.
Next nearest is Tottenham Court Road on the Northern and Central Lines.
There are street signs pointing the way to the Museum.
London A to Z Reference E6 142.
Main Attractions
Where to begin! The British Museum has something for everyone. My personal favourites are the somewhat contested Parthenon Marbles / Elgin Marbles. The Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies, and the Portland Vase are well-loved highlights.
The Museum offers guided tours, audio guides, guide books - anything to make a short or lengthy visit worthwhile.
Food, Drink, Restrooms & Shop
The renovated Great Court has casual self-serve food and restrooms.
Shops stock souvenirs and a wide selection of books ranging from popular to scholarly.
Admission is free, donations are welcome.
If you liked this article, please add it to your Technorati Favourites. The link below is where you click. It doesn't hurt, and I thank you immensely.
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Many memories ... this is one of my favourite places ina ll the world ... looking forward to taking my children there one day soon, for some more memories.
Lucky you to have it in your 'back yard.'
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It's not in my back yard anymore (alas) but always on my list of places to visit whenever I get back to London. So much to see!
Thanks for posting - jill