2nd London Museum (in addition to British Museum)
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Anonymous
| National gallery or, when given a choice for something At least somewhat cultural, my teen DD chose Kew Gardens. |
Anonymous
| Just posted, but also not sure if you are considering Tower of London. It’s a museum and architecture and history. |
Anonymous
| Do something more interactive instead. The London Dungeons or the Gunpowder Plot are historical and great fun. |
Anonymous
| We went to natural history and found it kind of a snooze. The building itself is gorgeous but it’s not as nice as the ones we have in the US. |
Anonymous
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I would do V&A if you like the special exhibits on show. Last time I was there I really enjoyed an exhibit on men's fashion.
However, two Londonwalks walking tours or a play at the Globe Theater might be more fun. https://www.walks.com/ https://www.shakespearesglobe.com/ |
Anonymous
+1 This. Plus you can see the Crown Jewels. |
Anonymous
| Churchill War Rooms or Tate Modern. Ideally both. |
Anonymous
OP here. Yes doing that for sure. |
Anonymous
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V&A
There are also some interesting smaller museums, like the Foundlings Museum |
Anonymous
| Tate. How is this a question,? |
Anonymous
| Tate, Tate Modern, or National Gallery |
Anonymous
| My teen enjoyed the (free) small museum at the Bank of London. It was quite interesting and had interesting exhibits. It didn’t take very long and was a great way to spend less than an hour if you’re in the area. We were staying nearby. |
Anonymous
| V&A or Tate Modern |
Anonymous
This - I have loved this every time... |
Anonymous
| My teens liked the Churchill War Rooms. |