Natural history Museum

It is the largest natural history museum in Europe and the best in the world. Officially opened to the public in 1881, the 20 large galleries exhibit six aspects including paleontology, fossil mineral specimens, plants, animals, ecology and human beings. Many of the collections have epoch-making scientific and historical value, such as the specimens collected by Darwin during his research on evolution.

The specimens in the museum are all made to equal proportions, and when the 33-meter-long blue whale specimen appears in front of us, it is simply shocking. There is also a huge and complete dinosaur skeleton (about three or four stories high), which not only appeals to children, but also to adults.

During the visit, there are many opportunities for children to experience science, and there are simulated earthquake areas for children to feel natural disasters. Everything here is a good place for children to educate and popularize science. When you visit with your children, you will feel like you are in the movie Night at the Museum.

Visit Guide - The museum is divided into four regions, which are red, green, blue and orange.

Red Hall - Travel across the Earth and learn about the immense forces that shape our planet. Ride this fantastic elevator into the Earth Gallery and explore a variety of gem and mineral specimens surrounded by celestial maps on the walls of the Earth Gallery.

Green Gallery - Here science satisfies your curiosity about insects/crabs/centipedes and all arthropods. Here hangs the museum's star exhibit, the 25.2-meter-long skeleton of a 128-year-old blue whale nicknamed HOPE. Other specimens and exhibits include the American mastodon and the Blue Marlin,

Blue Hall - From Dinosaurs to mammals. The Dinosaur Hall is in the Blue Hall, where there are dinosaurs, Marine invertebrates, mammal specimens, etc., a large number of well-made specimens let people enter the Jurassic world.
The Orange Hall - is a wildlife garden where you can see scientists working on experiments at the Darwin Centre, as well as a variety of animal and plant specimens. The outdoor wildlife garden is a space for relaxation and contemplation. There are also cafes and souvenir centres.

If you happen to be visiting London, try it with your children. Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD, the nearest tube station is South Kensington. Admission to the museum is by appointment and must be booked on the official website in advance, and no tickets are required.

First experience the most fairy magic park, the size of the joy

I took my baby to this newly opened Lilidorei during the summer vacation and was amazed. For adults who have a fairy tale dream in their heart, it is definitely a paradise for walking children!! At one point, I had more fun than a baby. I didn't even go to Disney

Remember the highlights:
Play the world's largest single unpowered ride, all towers are connected, and you don't know which tower that path leads to, or which slide leads down to the ground. Slide I don't understand anyway, small to tall long crooked all have. The highest is 26m from the ground, it looks like the formation is very large, and there are elves up and down to meet, in fact, the speed is not fast. The second tallest is the fastest, and all the fun comes down in a flash.

The various facilities give you the feeling of exploring the fairy world

Visit the elven Village

All kinds of houses in the village, there are witches, fairies, elves and monsters, and it is delicate and very good. We only walked around for, like, 10 minutes, because the kid was in a hurry to get back to the elf world
Listen to elves tell stories
Each play session has several storytelling sessions. Don't be afraid to miss, someone will shake to shout.
Try poisonous mushrooms
A good muffin is a nice muffin, but the cream frosting is dull, so don't waste your muffin by buying one

Paradise just opened soon, few people experience good. The staff dressed up like elves and chatted enthusiastically with the children when they saw them. 3 hours is really not enough, we play to the last one in all elves send-off under the appearance

Wrote us a note and put a stamp on the baby's hand. There's gonna be some parents who can't stop playing with their kids. But it's designed for kids, and the towers are small and narrow, so there will be a lot of times when you have to crawl behind a baby and it's a tough test for your back.

It is really not recommended to bring small children, participation may not be high. There's not a lot of space inside so it can be tiring to help the baby up and down all the time. Pants are important, make sure you wear smooth pants! Otherwise the tallest slide stuck in the middle of the gluteal muscle to move a dozen meters is very sad, don't ask me how I know