Event: Whales, beneath the surface
Where: National History Museum London
Address: Cromwell Rd, Kensington, London SW7 5BD
Date: February
Tickets: £13.00 (kids go free)
Website: Click here
You will be delighted to know that this February, the National History Museum in London will be introducing a new exhibition titled: Whales, beneath the surface. This aquatic exploration featuring more than 100 specimens from the museum’s collection will be displayed together for the first time. Best of all…kids go free.
Let your imagination go wild as you explore compelling discoveries from under the sea. From parts of a colossal blue whale to a small harbour porpoise, there is something for the marine biologist in all of us. Dive through one of the world’s most compelling evolutionary journeys in this exhibition designed to thrill the whole family
Travel back 50 million years to the beginning of the evolution of the whale. See how whales became sociable, aquatic mammals, some of which can communicate over vast distances.
The National History Museum is a charitable institution. We encourage everyone to contribute a small donation to help keep the museum at the forefront of scientific research, education and conservation. This is truly a well-deserved charity that should be supported.
Planning ahead
Whales, beneath the surface, at The National History Museum, London will be a ton of fun for you and the whole family. As you can imagine, this fantastic exhibition promises to be very popular. If you intend to visit the beautiful city of London, please plan ahead. Why not make a weekend of it? Accommodation at this time of year is in high demand. Astors Belgravia is perfectly located with quick access routes to all the fun. Contact us today to arrange your booking. Telephone +44 (0)2077 307 511 / +44 (0)2077 300 158 / Email: info@astorsbelgravia.com / www.astorsbelgravia.com/
