National History Museum

About the National History Museum

The National History Museum, located in the heart of London, is a world-renowned institution dedicated to the study and exhibition of natural history. Established in 1881, the museum houses a vast collection of over 80 million specimens, ranging from fossils and minerals to rare animal and plant species.

Our mission is to inspire a passion for the natural world through education, research, and conservation. We aim to engage visitors of all ages with interactive exhibits and educational programs that highlight the importance of biodiversity and environmental sustainability.

The museum features several iconic galleries, including the Dinosaur Gallery, where visitors can marvel at life-sized dinosaur skeletons, and the Wildlife Garden, which showcases native British flora and fauna. Our state-of-the-art laboratories support cutting-edge research in various fields, including paleontology, zoology, and botany.

We also collaborate with international scientists and institutions to advance our understanding of the natural world and its challenges. The National History Museum is committed to preserving our planet’s heritage for future generations through innovative conservation efforts.

In addition to our exhibitions, we host a variety of events, workshops, and lectures throughout the year, making the museum a vibrant hub for learning and discovery. Our dedicated team of experts and volunteers work tirelessly to ensure that every visitor leaves with a greater appreciation for the wonders of nature.

Join us at the National History Museum to explore the fascinating stories of our planet and its inhabitants. Together, we can foster a deeper connection to the natural world and promote a sustainable future.