-    moveable brigde from 1894

-    Open:  10 am to 6 pm every day 

You can:

-     visit the steamengines

-     go in the Towers

Entry:  adult £9.80                                              

           child (aged 5 – 15) £4.20

-   old historic castle

-   in the middle of London

Open:  10 am to 6 pm every day

You can:

-    visit the museum

Entry:  -    Adult (16+ years old) £22.70

           -    Child (5-15 years old) £10.75

British Museum

Theme: the human history of civilization

Price: free

Opening times: 10 am - 8.30 pm

Exhibitions: Ancient Egypt, Asia, Europe, Ancient Greece and Rome, money and medals

Tube station: Holborn Station, Tottenham Court Road Station, Russell Square Station

History: was opened to public in 1759

              Origin of collection is collection of physicist and naturalist Sir Hans Sloane

              was first national museum in the world

Special: free guided tours in English

Natural History Museum

Theme: natural history

Price: free

Opening times: 10 am – 5.50 pm

Exhibitions: life on earth, evolution of our planet, origin of the earth, the art of the British Natural History, Spirit Collection

Tube station: South Kensington

History: former part of the British Museum

              new building was constructed by Alfred Waterhouse

              now it`s also called Waterhouse Building -> Romanesque architecture

              opened in 1963

Special: explore the museum with the visitor app

Museum of London

Theme: history of London in different epoches

Price: free

Opening times: 10 am – 6 pm

Exhibitions: roman London, medival London, London between 1550& 1660, London today, votes for women

Tube station: Barbican Tube Station, St. Paul`s Station

History: collection has been assembled over hundreds of years

               opened in 1976

National Gallery

Theme: art

Price: free

Opening times: 10 am – 6 pm (on Friday 9 pm)

Exhibitions: pictures from different epochs, Eden to Empire, Course of Empire

Tube station: Charing Cross Underground Station, Piccadilly Circus

History: origin is art collection of John Julius Angerstein

38 pictures were displayed at Angersteins house until a gallery building was          constructed

              new Building was opened in 1838