London is expensive, we’re not going to lie about that. But as we’re expecting a warmer weather in the weeks to come, and with London offering so many things to do.There is loads to do in London, even when you are on a budget.
We’re going to list different groups of activities, places,
landmarks and clubs you can visit and enjoy, but in the sometime not take your
wallet out. Let’s begin:
Lots
of museums are for free, you just have to know which ones. So let’s take a look
at what the city can offer:
1. 1. Come face-to-face with a roaring T-Rex at the Natural History Muesum.The Natural History Museum has a free entrance. So, this is your chance to recreate Night at the Museum.
2. Museum of London will allow you to explore the history of the city.
3.
Bank of England Museum. This museum is for anyone who rooted for The Big Short
on this year’s BAFTA and Academy Awards.
4.
Victoria and Albert Museum. It’s a unique era and every object exhibited in the
museum has so much background story.
5.
Museum of London Docklands. This museum will teach you the history of the river
Thames. Sounds dull, I mean, it is a river. If always has and always will flow.
6.
William Morris Gallery Explore the creations of the most notorious British
designers.
7.
Go to Greenwich to contemplate the Queen’s House and the National Maritime
Museum.
8.
Visit the Grant Museum of Zoology.
9.
Enjoy the rarities of the Horniman Museum.
10.
We’ve done Night at the Museum. Now, it’s time to do The Mummy Returns. See the
Egyptian mummies in the British Museum.
11.
Enjoy the 400 exhibits (including a Spitfire and a Harrier Jet) at the Imperial
War Museum (picture).
12.
Observe the life-size dinosaurs in Crystal Palace Park.
13.
See how was the life of the poorest in the East End of London during the 1800s
in the Ragged School Museum.
14.
Now, for some reason there is an Anesthesia Museum, which traces the
history of anesthesia from 1846 until today. Now, unless you are an
anesthesiologist, the perfect response to this will be the one bellow.
15.
I assume we feel same for London Sewing Machine Museum, which lets you enjoy
the old sewing machines.
16.
Now here is something interesting. The Hunterian Museum has a fine collection
of creatures in jars and fascinating deformed skeletons.
17.
Now, here’s something unusually cool. Go to the Welcome Collection to see a lot
of strange objects, such as an ancient mummy, Napoleon´s toothbrush and
Darwin´s cane.
18.
Relax in Wimbledon Common, where you will find ponds, a natural trail and a
windmill.
19.
Go over to Richmond Park.
20.
Go for a walk in the Park Vista.
21.
Don´t miss Bushy Park, home to 320 deer roaming freely
.
22.
Go for a run in Hyde Park, which consists of 142 hectares.
23.
Contemplate the statue of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens.
24.
Observe the pelicans, fed every day at 14:30 in St. James Park. You can also find there waterfowls, owls, woodpeckers and bats. You can feed the famous park
squirrels.
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