If you have any interest in anatomy or skeletons then this is deffinatly worth a visit its just a shame the place is so small and is only open 1-5pm as the rest of the time its used for education. I would reccomend the Hunterian museum any day over here however if you happen to be near euston square tube... More

This is one of those things you walk into and say wow! I was overwhelmed with all the skeletons, fetuses, bodies and information. A somewhat weird experience, but if you are remotely interested in the anatomy of animals, a place worth a visit. I just wish I had more time to study some of the exhibits more carefully! Will be... More

Our 12 yrs old boy and his father enjoyed the museum, walked past every exhibit and commented on it More

An excellent way to spend 30-60 minutes if you are in anyway interested in animals. Inside you will find an assortment of taxidermy and preservation - from bugs to bats, dead to extinct it's all here. They have a quirky system of being able to adopt a display, though quite why a jar full of preserved moles is worthy of... More

I hadn't visited since the Grant Museum moved. It's good to see the familiar inmates looking nicely settled in their more spacious new home, where they now appear to their best advantage. This is very much worth a visit with children, including for all the themed events that are regularly held at the museum, e.g. the Rhino Mayday coming up. More

Fantastic museum, full of jars and specimens of animal life. My children of 7 and 11, loved it! Not far the squeamish though, as there are animal heads etc and some children might find that distressing! A tiny museum, a good one to fit in between other attractions, and only opens between 1 to 5pm Monday to Friday. More

Great for learning about animals, their physiology and recently they had a very interesting "Art by animals" exhibition. What's great about it is that you learn something and it is a good experience in itself but it is also a good taster for some of the larger museums. V good for children - leaves them wanting more. More

This place is amazing! Makes you see all animals in a way you've never seen them before. It also gives you the opportunity to see certain mammals up close that you usually wouldn't be able to. Super interesting...you've got to go have a look! More

As part of some time off last year, I visited a lot of very small and not very well known museums. Grant Museum of Zoology was one of them. It is very small and it's not for the faint hearted but you do learn a lot about how people collected specimens in the past but also how that the world... More