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Visit us - Natural History Museum
Visiting the Natural History Museum is free. Book a ticket before your visit for the best experience, especially during our busy times. We do reserve space for walk-up visitors, but you may have to wait longer to get in. You can enter the Museum through …
Explore the Museum - Natural History Museum
Last updated 16 December 2024. Closed spaces include: Investigate Centre is currently closed.; There will be scaffolding across the front of the Museum until March 2025 while we restore and care for the building's façade.
What's on - Natural History Museum
Watch a pine tree grow in a matter of seconds and come face to face with a beluga whale in our new mixed reality experience. Be transported to the year 2125 and discover how our actions have shaped the future of the natural world.
About us - Natural History Museum
We employ 900 staff in a variety of roles, all united by our vision of a future where people and planet thrive. We need everyone to have the passion and drive to help us with our mission to create advocates for our planet and inspire millions to care about the natural world.
Our science - Natural History Museum
Our unique collections and world-class expertise are helping to tackle the biggest challenges facing the world today. Find out how you can access our world-renowned collections as well as our data, library, labs and other science facilities. Study alongside Museum scientists in …
Discover - Natural History Museum
Delve into stories about the Museum's collections, scientists and research. Uncover the history of life on Earth, from the smallest insects to the largest mammals.
Science departments and staff | Natural History Museum
Our unique expertise in evolutionary biology, biodiversity and phylogenetics is supported by the Museum's core research labs and vast biological collections. Our researchers are tackling major challenges in Earth science, from the formation of the solar system to the characterisation of new ...
Our Gardens - Natural History Museum
Tickets and opening times. Our gardens are free to visit. You don’t need a ticket. If you’d also like to go inside the Museum, get your free entry ticket on our website to guarantee your entry and skip the queue during busy times. The Evolution Garden is open daily 10.00–17.50.
Life Sciences Department - Natural History Museum
Our scientists pioneer new techniques that will accelerate the classification of new species, explain patterns of change in the natural world, measure global biodiversity, and tackle current and future challenges in food and health.