The biggest museum in Britain and one of the biggest in Europe, the British Museum is full of thousands of displays and many sectors from across the world. The most notable sector is the Egyptian Sector which houses the Rosetta Stone and the Bust of Ramesses the Great. Another sector is the Greek and Parthenon which houses many Parthenon sculptures, Crouching Venus Sculpture and the Sophilos Vase. Other notable sectors include the African, Life and Death, Egyptian Mummies and Chinese Sectors. My favourite room which looks the greatest is the Library of Enlightenment which houses The Piranesi Vase at its centre. There are so many displays to look at there is too many to look at in a day, but you can spend about 3- 4 hours looking at the best ones that catch your eye.

We had so much fun walking though the exhibition even if you keep your coat on, in wintertime as it is, do to the temperatures they need to have, really chilly in certain parts of the museum e.g. Mummy/ ancient Egypt. Visit well worth alone for the amount of things you can and will see as you visit it. However, we felt sorry for the staff at the pizzeria - the food is great and a clear recommendation and at a price point where you say - not that much higher in comparison to the restaurans around, however they needs to be better coordinated in terms of responsibility and knowing what the actually do.

Wow. Is all I can say. So much to see in this place... It's huge and free. Lots of interesting things to see and learn about. You need alot of time here. Not just a 15 min walk around lol

The best history museum we have ever seen. Number of civilizations covered with amazing pieces. This is the first museum for us which was free and no entry fee. We had a young kid with stroller and every place was accessible with multiple lifts. Usually we face a lot of issue with stairs in museums as museum buildings are mostly old.

This is one the best museum. This is very huge museam needs at least more hours to see or can see in 2/3 days while reading all details. 3/4floors all rooms are very big. This is for all ages museum. Like students, family's, seniors, youngsters. All will enjoy. Lots of collection and details of many countries. Collection of things are so good. Just see that. Their is fast moving ques. Can take atleast half an hour or more. If you r artist or designer take a pen and paper to gets best design and ideas. They have facilities of water washrooms and coffee areas. Can take so many pictures. Watch this museam with intrest, it's really good one.

This place is huge and lot of things to see. With the free admission, it's just an amazing value that every tourist to London should not skip. Make sure to make online reservation beforehand and to get the free paper map at the Information Desk. I purchased the £6 Museum guide that also includes the color map up front. The guide is nicely done and worth the price. One can easily spend few hours here. If under time constraint, I would identify the room numbers I'm interested at from the map and tackle those first. In the morning, we needed to wait in line outside the entrance but the line went fairly quickly.

We visited twice during our Xmas holiday week in London. It can be tiring to try to hit everything in one shot. Lots of stuff to see, I'm sure there is a lot more in storage not for public viewing. A must see for sure if you are in London.

We had 2 days, one for the free exhibitions and one for the hieroglyphs exhibition. For the first day we had a time reservation but it really did not matter. Access was easy with reasonable waiting times. We enjoyed the Parthenon sculptures, the Assyrian artefacts and, of course, the Egyptian ones. Roman Britain was also interesting.

For a big museum like this with so many exhibited items. It is hard to imagine that it is actually free. You can easily spend a few hours or even more because there’s a lot to see. Highly recommend it to people who would like some free leisure.