Natural History Museum - What's on this summer?

 

Summer at the Natural History Museum This summer, unwind in the cool shade of our bronze Diplodocus and watch dragonflies darting across the ponds in our gardens. Head inside and submerge yourself in the soothing sounds of the River Thames or discover the brilliant world of birds. There’s something for everyone around every corner. Don’t miss out! Our gardens are now open Step out of London’s bustling streets and escape into our newly reopened gardens. We’ve got exciting events and activities all summer long to introduce you to our new wildlife haven. From guided tours to pond dipping, or perhaps just a stroll – we’re sure you’ll have a great time. Explore our gardens Submerge yourself in the River Thames The River is a free captivating art installation by sound artist Jana Winderen that explores the beauty and importance of underwater sound. Through her recordings we reflect on how human-made noises can contribute to sound pollution in our waters and its impact on the creatures that live in these underwater worlds. Find out more Birds: Brilliant and Bizarre Meet the oldest modern bird in the world, the so-called wonderchicken, and find out what a pigeon has in common with a ferocious T. rex. At our exhibition, discover how these winged wonders survived the mass extinction that wiped out all the other dinosaurs. ★★★★ - Time Out Book your tickets Uncover our secrets See the Museum in a new light with one of our fantastic guided tours. Get the inside scoop on how we create our exhibitions or meet Archie our giant squid – the star of our Tank Room. With a range of tours and dates to choose from, they’re a fascinating way to explore millions of years’ worth of natural history. Book your tour Save time and money with our memberships! Become a member today and visit any of our exhibitions for free on your schedule even when they’re sold out.   Plus, unlock discounts on our events and in our shops! Find a membership for you