A London Region visit guided by Dr Stephen King.

The Natural History Museum is one of the world’s leading museums. This tour explores 4 billion years of earth's dynamic history and the key points in the evolution of the planet. Experience a Japanese earthquake, see inside a volcano and meet the weird and wonderful life forms that were our distant ancestors.

This visit to the Natural History Museum may not be suitable for wheelchair users.

MEETING PLACE: Meet outside at the entrance to the Geology Museum on Exhibition Road. This is not the main entrance to the NHM, but round the corner on Exhibition Road, opposite the V&A. Please allow time to queue and enter the museum.
Nearest underground: South Kensington station (Circle, District and Piccadilly Lines – not step free). Short walk to the museum. Knightsbridge station on the Piccadilly Line is step free but further away from the museum.

Maximum 15 participants.

Dr. Stephen King is a qualified and experienced London tour guide who offers various historical and themed walks around the city. His tours aim to be fun and engaging, as well as packed full of often interesting facts and surprising tales. He brings his enthusiasm for London and his years of experience to each tour. You can find him on social media at @stevendoestours.

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