London Science Museum, UK

The Science Museum is huge, over five floors, so do not expect to see everything in one day! Each floor provides a different aspect of the art and science with interactive displays and information.

The ground floor looks vehicles and space exploration. The first floor is dedicated to food, gas, metals and structural communication. On the second floor you can learn about nuclear power, pressure, and computing. The third floor looks Photography and optics with power and the upper two floors are focused on the science of medicine.

Admission to the museum is free, but there are additional charges if you go to the IMAX theater or do on the simulator rides.

There are daily screenings and theater performances and exhibitions.

If you need to eat, or drink a café, restaurant or you can use your own picnic in designated areas for eating. There is also a shop.

The nearest underground station is South Kensington on the Piccadilly, District and Circle lines on the London Underground.

Source:www.tourist-information-uk.com/