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The History Museum London
London is the proud home of many remarkable museums. Field trips for children at the history museum London will entertain and educate without boredom. The Natural History Museum, located on Cromwell Road in South Kensington, will delight any child with its' dinosaur exhibits and hands-on science experiments. Standing next to a huge skeleton from a real T.Rex, is a jaw-dropping experience. Art activities and other child-friendly exhibits abound, with new ones added every year. 
This museum opened in 1881, and today houses over 70 million items from our natural world. It is also a working scientific center, highlighting millions of fossils, plant and insect specimens. Museum scientists are on-hand daily to provide demonstrations and talks about the natural world, both past and present.
The Darwin Center is a spectacular new addition to the history museum in London, which was recently completed and is now open to the public. At eight stories tall, this new building contains working scientific laboratories, inspiring children of all ages. Meteorites and rare gems are also showcased, along with ways that the museum works to preserve the past and conserve for the future.
The museum is open seven days a week, with the doors closing for admittance at 5:30pm. More London museum information is available online, including prices for the current visiting exhibitions. Some attractions are free, including the outdoor wildlife area during the warmer months of the year.
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