Natural History Museum London: Reserved Entry

The Garden of Evolution marks the prelude to a fascinating time travel journey at the heart of biodiversity. During the first thirty minutes, a guide shares the secrets of the site and garden before opening the doors to the building for you. Inside, the majestic skeleton of a blue whale dominates the Hintze Hall, creating a striking encounter with the planet’s largest animal. Further on, the galleries reveal the remains of legendary predators, including the first identified skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex and an impressive Triceratops skull. This formula combines reserved priority access with complete autonomy thanks to a multilingual digital audio guide, which also offers specific content to captivate children. As you explore these global collections, you directly contribute to the preservation of scientific heritage, with a donation included in each reservation.