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Hunterian Museum

Housed at the Royal College of Surgeons in the Holborn area of London, the Hunterian Museum is inspired by the life, work and specimen collections of the surgeon John Hun

National Maritime Museum

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The National Maritime Museum, set up by King George VI, tells the story of Britain's navy and the global history of trade and exploration on the oceans waves. The histor

National Army Museum

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Chelsea's National Army Museum operates as not only the British Army's central museum, it is also a fascinating spot to learn more about conflict and war machinery used b

Freud Museum

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This unique house museum near Finchley Road Tube station in Hampstead is dedicated to the father of psychoanalysis, Dr Sigmund Freud. Freud and his family lived here for

Guildhall Clock Museum

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Since 1874, the world's oldest collection of watches and clocks has been on display. The began nearly 70 years prior in the Clockmaker's Company Library but, back then, a...

Fan Museum

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Definitely one of the most niche museums in London, the Fan Museum in Greenwich is the only such museum worldwide dedicated to everything about fans, fan making and their...

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World Rugby Museum

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The World Rugby Museum in Twickenham, and situated at the revered home of this popular sport, has the most extensive and important collection of rugby memorabilia in the ...

Bank of England Museum

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Right in the buzz of the City, housed in the Bank of England itself, is the Bank of England Museum. The museum shows the history of the Bank from 1694, when it was found

The Royal Artillery Museum

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Open to the public since 1820, The Royal Artillery Museum in Woolwich is the longest running military museum. The museum tells the dramatic and powerful tale of weaponry

Cartoon Museum

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Originally the site of a dairy, this Museum has only been in existence since February 2006. It displays cartoons in chronological order starting with the eighteenth centu...

Victoria and Albert Museum

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In 1852, the V&A museum, as it's known, was founded and named after Prince Albert and Queen Victoria. It went on to become the world's largest museum of the decorative ar

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