World Most Impressive Natural History Museum | London

World Most Impressive Natural History Museum, London, exhibits a vast range of specimens from various segments of natural history. The museum is home to life and earth science specimens comprising some 80 million items within five main collections: botany, entomology, mineralogy, paleontology and zoology.
Join us on an awe-inspiring journey through the halls of the iconic Natural History Museum in London! From towering dinosaur skeletons to intricate geological formations, this video immerses you in the captivating world of natural history. Wander through centuries of scientific discovery as we uncover the mysteries of evolution, ecology, and Earth's incredible biodiversity. Marvel at the breathtaking architecture of the museum itself, a testament to human ingenuity and dedication to understanding the natural world. Whether you're a seasoned explorer or a curious newcomer, prepare to be amazed by the wonders that await within the walls of the London Natural History Museum! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more adventures in exploration and discovery.

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[darksaber]

One of the best places I’ve ever been too I highly recommend it to anyone how loves pre history

[petualanganale]

i wonder how people so much interested to visit museum. i visited a biology museum in my country, and the visitors were just three of us. me, my wife and my son

[hajiraskitty]

It even explains so much history! Nice!

[frenchteacher]

Love your video, thank you so much. You showed lots of things to see as well as the beauty of the architecture. The music goes well with the images. Thank you.

[diana]

Great Video!I had to watch it for my English Class:)

[dheerajchauhan]

Very amazing, attractive and affective museum.

[maxinebootie]

This is probably your best video to date (and you've had many good videos). I love it.

[nds]

We have lost imponderable attributes but still many more to linger in near future-an awesome and fabulous journey for ten minutes.Thanks to upload

[anithasuresh]

watching this beautiful video until i can see this masterpiece in person someday

[penelopepitstop]

This looks really neat! I was looking for an activity on our last day in London. We are supposed to be a short walk to the museum and Kensington Gardens, so I couldn’t decide - that is, until now after seeing your video. The museum it is! 😊

[hqinteriordesigninc.]

So beautiful and explains so much history 65 million years ago like 🦖 dinosaurs! Interesting!

[xx]

I remember this place touching my soul as a 10-year-old boy.

[lowesonia]

As a child in 1946 my father in the 8moths of cold weather every Sunday the Museums until I was 15 went to paris to study. Knew every one by heart. Was most distressed On the Removal of the rotound library in the British Museum . Do not think it is an improvement even if I appreciate Norman Fosters Work . I loved the rotunda.Somethings should not be modernised it was one of my favourite places in the world So many happy hours gleaning information on London England history people that made the fantastic Country we were Privileged to live in . So many unworthy Beings in the Country now destroying out of Hate Politicians.. Not doing their Foreigners. It is not their country and are unhappy so they destroy.

[hopeandglory]

i have already been there numerous times but thanks again for the great videos you make Janna :) the music made it feel like it was an epic adventure, love it. <merry Christmas to you and your family

[julietaarreza]

I really love natural history thx for sending this vid

[muhammadalieesaa]

It looks like a nice place to visit, next time I might take a day trip to London from Birmingham, I may take a visit to the Natural History Museum, I never been before.

[same]

I miss going to the natural history museum back like 7-5 years ago. I remember when there was a diplodocus right as you walked in. Other things I’ll never forget is the dinosaur section and that sloth like bear skeleton (forgot what it’s called) up like it’s holding onto a tree. It makes me feel sad knowing it’s changed.

[valentinpetrov]

Thank you so much to able to see London. Perhap my dream is able to travel with love ones by my side.

[rulerzreachfn]

I’m going here tomorrow on a trip with my college, I’m looking forward to it. We’re also going to go to the science museum, which I’ve been to before. I’ve not yet been to the history one.

[lee.lya]

I remember going there, theres a station where u can feel what a real earthquake feels like, it was kinda scary