London

Museum of Science

Exhibition Road South, Kensington SW7 2DDD, London

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The Science Museum was founded in 1857. The collection was collected from various exhibitions and museums of the kingdom. The Science Museum currently has more than 300,000 exhibits ranging from microchips to airplanes.

The museum building was built by Scottish architect Richard Ellison and it is quite interesting – in the center there is a large hall with a glass roof. From the hall you can see what is in the galleries, which are located around on five floors.

The museum consists of many galleries, but only some of the exhibitions are permanent. Each room is dedicated to one theme. The entire upper floor is dedicated to aircraft, near each of which there is a telephone, on which you can listen to all the information about this exhibit. Many exhibits can be touched with your hands, spin the wheels and press the buttons, see how they work. Entrance to the museum is free.

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