The Science Museum in London is really worth a visit! π
The Science Museum This museum is located right behind the Natural History Museum and next to Imperial College. It spans four floors, and the best part? Admission is free! π«π You can simply scan a code to enter. It takes you on a journey through the golden age of the Industrial Revolution. Founded in 1857, it was once part of the National Museum of Science and Industry in the UK. The exhibits are divided into five levels: the lower floors generally display items closely related to everyday life, while the upper floors showcase more advanced and complex artifacts. The museum houses and displays a wide range of artifacts related to the development of natural science and technology, as well as modern scientific research and exploration. This includes items from fields such as mathematics, astronomy, and aviation. My favorite section is the Transportation Gallery. From ancient carriages to industrial-era automobiles, and through generations of aircraft models, you can even see James Watt's steam engine, the first airplane engine, and the Apollo 10 command module. It fully demonstrates the rapid evolution of human transportation. π To bring science closer to people, the museum often hosts various interesting activities. β°: 10:00-18:00 π: Exhibition Road, South Kensington, SW7 2DD Cost: Free! π« #WhereScienceMeetsArt #MuseumFunForAll #UK #London #Travel #FamilyTrip
