Above: The Legendary 'The Beatles' Last time, we visited lots of cultures through the artifacts of the Victoria and Albert Museum. This time, we will visit peoples – from different countries, background, and time periods! But only the famous ones, of course. Presenting Madame Tussaud’s world famous wax museum. #3 Madame Tussauds Can anybody pull off bringing together all the famous personalities in the world under one roof? Marie Tussaud can. Marie Tussaud (her real name is Marie Grosholtz) was born in Strasbourg, France in 1761. She ... Read More

Last time, I introduced to you guys one of the modern wonders of the city of London. Today, we delve deeper into the scientific endeavors of the city and discover the many more wonders of the scientific world. #5 Science Museum A museum was founded in 1857 with the help of Bennet Woodcroft, an English industrial archaeologist who also happened to be the leading figure in patent reform. It was called the South Kensington Museum and was composed mainly of the very first industrial ... Read More

Above: The National History Museum Last time, we discovered the inspiring masterful works of some of the greatest painters in human history; and found out a little bit more about the history of London’s National Gallery. Talking about history let us now go on to our next destination. A place rich with timeless exhibits and displays… #7 Natural History Museum The Natural History Museum is one of three large museums on Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London and is part of the Albertopolis – a ... Read More