Science Museum (London)

Well the good old British weather managed to make a significant dent into my half term break plans, the planned trip to Drayton Manor Park was postponed until the summer, both horse riding days were wet and the picnic rug remained rolled up and dry under the stairs, so in desperation we ventured off to London for some indoor stimulation at the trusty old Science Museum as it had been at least two if not three years since our last visit. The great thing about the Science Museum is that you pretty much know what to expect, lots of cool hands on stuff for the kids and there is always something that will pretty much appeal to the whole family. It is not a perfect ...

I spend a lot of time in the London Science Museum, partly because it is now free to enter, and partly because I have a great love of all the sciences. Few places excite me as much as the thrill of a trip to the Science Museum. The museum is also open seven days a week between 10am and 6pm, which means it is possible to fit in visits around worktime. Ths Science Museum is located in Exhibition Road in South Kensington and is accessible by many forms of public transport. I will give a more detailed list of directions at the end of the review. Although the admission is free, you will still have to pay certain fees for different exhibitions and ...

NAME OF COMPANY: Science Museum, London. BACKGROUND: Robert has been on at me for ages to take him to the Science Museum in London, ever since he saw an advert for a James Bond exhibition there and I finally managed it in December 2004. Robert likes to visit museums that have hands on exhibits so I knew that the Science museum would be ideal. I like visiting museums and have been to the Science Museum before – but a long time ago. The museum is on five floors and covers most scientific subjects. They are currently refurbishing and we could not use the stairs or the lift to get to floors 4 and 5 so we only saw 3 floors but still ...