On our final day in London, we binged on museums: the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum, to be specific. Free and fantastic. TRC in particular really liked the Natural History Museum. It’s a gorgeous old building, and they’ve done a great job converting it into a modern museum space. (Except for the dinosaur wing, which was way. too. crowded.) Here are some parting pics:
The Natural History Museum has this cool program, where you can go to the front desk and check out Explorer Kits for the kids. They come with backpacks loaded with activities, a helmet, and binoculars, and they were quite the hit with the kidlets.
Don’t be a dodo.
The room’s even more impressive in person.
One last explorer action shot.
The outside of the Natural History Museum
Space explorers
Last bus ride
Quite possibly TRC’s favorite part of the trip. Riding a double decker bus was WAY high on his priority list.
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