The British Museum Review

Very pleasantly surprised on June 1 Children's Day! I encountered force majeure, and the group of more than 20 people finally became a group of 3 people in our family. I was especially worried that because there were few people, I didn't tell it, but the tour group explained it as scheduled. Diana spoke very carefully. She had been interacting with the children and teaching. New insights into the entire British Museum. Very smooth, the China Pavilion will be closed in a few days, and it is time to come. Anyway, everything is fine ～ recommended. In addition, the travel agency is still very responsible. I told it the day before. I originally navigated the back door because I saw the notification in the group. There was no detour. I called the QR code before leaving. Silk slides into the tour

great place lots to do and see. I thought the place was fun to go and learned a lot. I thought the restaurant cost quite a bit and would find somewhere else to eat.

The British Museum has a truly incredible collection, and even better…it’s free! The building is cool too and is humongous. I visited midday on a rainy March day midweek, so there wasn’t any queue to get in. I now bike past it every day on my commute, and the lines during peak travel season are crazy long. It is difficult to ignore the fact that many of the artifacts are stolen though, and it did affect the experience for me.

The British museum has a collection of rich history of the world with artefacts from India, China, Africa, Middle-East, North America. The Indian and the African sections are the best showing the cultural heritage of the regions

great attraction, will take at least the whole morning or afternoon to tour around, must visit destination in London for sure.