Natural History Museum, A journey through Earth's fascinating evolution

Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD

There are exhibition areas with many different types of animal specimens

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Introduction

The Natural History Museum is located in the same area as the Science Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum. The museum houses nearly 70 million exhibits, showcasing the fascinating history of the earth and biological evolution. These collections come from different periods, including samples collected by Darwin during his research on evolution theory and dinosaur fossils from the Jurassic period. It is worth mentioning that many of the exhibits in the museum have extremely high historical and scientific value, such as specimens collected by Darwin himself. In addition to exhibits, the Natural History Museum also has a precious library. The museum has a large collection of books, journals, manuscripts, and art related to scientific research. Booking is required to use the library. The museum itself is also a European-style architectural treasure. Visitors can not only enjoy the exquisite exhibits in the museum, but also admire the beautiful scenery around it.