Embark on a London adventure like no other as we journey through the city’s captivating museums, each offering a tale waiting to be discovered. Join us as we explore the vibrant tapestry of history, art, and culture woven within these cultural gems. If you feel overwhelmed by the abundance of options, this blog will introduce you to some of London’s most iconic museums to explore on your trip!
Science Museum
One of the best museums in London for adults and kids alike, the Science Museum is a must-see as part of any trip to the capital city. Free to enter, you’ll be amused for hours as you explore the iconic museum’s highly interactive galleries and celebrate revolutionary scientific discoveries.
Be sure to check out the early engines on display at the museum’s Energy Hall and ignite your curiosity at the Exploring Space Gallery with life-size models of historic satellites and rockets, only moments away from the premium Park Grand London Kensington Hotel.
Victoria and Albert Museum
The world’s greatest museum of art, the V&A Museum is unrivalled in terms of its diversity with a collection spanning 5000 years of art from ancient times to the present day. Explore works of art from the world’s richest cultures including Europe, North Africa, and Asia, with so much to leave you awe-inspired in its Renaissance and Medieval Rooms and incredible jewellery collections.
Natural History Museum
A centre of scientific excellence in the realm of biodiversity, the world-famous Natural History Museum is a one-stop destination to learn everything about the natural world. Also, if you are staying in Kensington for a business trip, plan a memorable after-work visit to the iconic museum, easily accessible from our fully equipped meeting rooms in Kensington.
Make the first stop at the museum’s Cadogan Gallery and see specimens that helped Charles Darwin develop his evolution theory. Discover geological collections at the Life and Earth Galleries and explore the Volcanoes and Earthquake Gallery, home to the famous earthquake simulator.
Royal College of Music Museum
South Kensington’s one-of-a-kind Royal College of Music Museum houses one of the richest collections of music-related objects in Europe! Immerse yourself in a fascinating display of musical instruments and paintings that cover over five centuries of music making and have a good look at the oldest guitar in the world. The highlight of your visit is sure to be the museum’s three key interactive areas including Music is Performance, Music is Craft and Music is Creation, exploring the birth of music and the art of performance.
The Design Museum
Located only minutes away from your modern Park Grand Kensington accommodation, London’s Design Museum is the world’s leading museum dedicated to contemporary design and is a one-stop destination to learn all about the history of key designs that have shaped the modern world. From manufacturing innovations of the nineteenth century to the digital revolution of recent years, the museum’s unique collection spans the most intriguing aspects of design including architecture and fashion.
The Mosaic Rooms
Dedicated to contemporary culture and art from the Middle East and North Africa, the Mosaic Rooms in London showcases the best of Arab cultural contributions on a global level. It is a space for creative learning, hosting Family Fridays, self-led family activities, free-entry art exhibitions, literary readings, film screenings, book launches and more perfect for a family day out in the city.
Don’t miss the chance to explore the city’s most iconic museums, all conveniently located near your accommodation and save on your stay with our exclusive London hotel deals!