London Natural History Museum Tickets with Introduction and AudioGuide

This experience at London's Natural History Museum is perfect for those who want a flexible tour, but with a short initial introduction to help you get situated before you start. The tour starts at Exhibition Road Courtyard, where you'll meet your guide for a brief introduction to the exterior of the museum and a walk through the Evolution Garden, a space that previews the natural history you'll find inside.

During this 30-minute introduction, the guide - in English - will explain some details about the building, its context and the first points of interest. You will then enter the museum with a reserved entrance and continue the visit on your own, using an app with a digital map and audio guide that will allow you to progress at your own pace.

The audio guide is available in several languages and will take you through some of the most popular areas of the museum. These include Hintze Hall, where you can see the famous blue whale skeleton, and the Dinosaur Gallery, one of the favourite spaces for young and old alike, with the impressive Tyrannosaurus Rex as the main protagonist.

This activity is especially recommended if you prefer to avoid a closed guided tour and want to discover the museum with more freedom. You will have an initial base to orient yourself and, from there, you will be able to spend more time in the rooms that interest you most, combining autonomy, context and a very complete cultural experience in one of London's great museums.