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Grant Museum of Zoology
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16 Reviews
based on 513 reviewsClosed Today Open tomorrow at 13:00-17:00
Recommended sightseeing time:1-2 hours
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Rockefeller Building, 21 University St, London WC1E 6DE, United KingdomMap
Phone+44 20 3108 9000
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After reading the reviews here, we always wanted to come and visit. It was really a fascinating experience, although small, but there are amazing exhibitions everywhere. There are a lot of things to see, recommended to come here, admission is free. Visitors are welcome to donate.
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The Grant Zoological Museum is located at University College London and was originally the teaching collection of the college. The museum was established in 1827 with a large collection of specimens for teaching purposes. Later, the collection became more and more rich, from Victorian animal skeletons to stuffed lifelike specimens, covering almost all kinds of animals. In addition to being open to tourists, it is also a place for university-related students and experts to study and study. Specimens of extinct animals such as dodos and thylacines can also be seen here, and people can only see them from the collections in the museum.
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After reading the reviews here, we always wanted to come and visit. It was really a fascinating experience, although small, but there are amazing exhibitions everywhere. There are a lot of things to see, recommended to come here, admission is free. Visitors are welcome to donate.
The Grant Animal Museum is 10 minutes away from Euston Station. It's an anatomically marked skeleton warehouse that allows photography. It's amazing that there are no bathrooms in the museum. Most of the skeletons are made of gypsum.
The museum is on a remote path. There is no bathroom within a block. It is interesting for people of all ages. For some reason, the mole jar seems to be the most popular exhibit here. Personally, I think the skeleton is cooler. Unless you are really detail-oriented, you will be able to visit in an hour. This is another free museum in London.
It's very beautiful.
Not bad, hahaha, okay. . . .