There are many fascinating museums of London. You can see collections of historical, scientific and cultural importance, on the tour of London's Museums. You can explore many aspects of the history of the world and of England on a tour of the museum of London. You need to take London museum pass for entry to the London museum.From history to sport, to science and warfare, you can see it all showcased in London's museums. London abounds in museums. The rich cultural history of the city as also Europe is well documented in the museums of London. The London museum buildings boast of magnificent architectural style. Many of these will remind you of the old Anglican architectures. The Government of Europe gives much importance to its heritage buildings and institutions. Proper care is taken to ensure that the heritage attractions of London remain intact. As a result, you will find all the museums very well maintained. These display the rich history and culture of Europe. They showcase items like
- Paintings by European greats
- Ancient artifacts
- Antiques
- Rare books and literature
- Ancient weapons
- Old apparels
VICTORIA& ALBERT MUSEUM
is regarded as the greatest international museum dedicated to art and culture. It is situated in Cromwell Road in London. The museum displays
- Sculptures
- Ancient art objects from Europe, USA and Asia
- Glass objects
- Porcelain objects
- Ancient European apparels
The museum is open on all days but at different times. It is open from 10 am to 5:45 pm on all days except Wednesday. It remains open from 10:00 in the morning to 10:00 in the night.
| The Victoria and Albert Museum is Britain's national museum of applied arts and design. The goal of this prestigious museum is to enable the young and old alike to explore the fascinating world of designs. The museum has huge repository of collections some of which are over 3000 years and most of the artifacts come from some of the world's most cultured places. From architecture to ceramics and from metal works to photography, it's all here at the Victoria and Albert Museum. You will be mesmerized by ornate furniture from Europe and America from the medieval times to the present day.
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There is also an exclusive Glass enclosure that unravels the fascinating 4000-year-old evolution of Glass from the Middle East, Europe and the Western world. As far as metal works are concerned, there is a bewildering array of silver, arms, enamels, brass work a and medieval metal work.
| In the sculpture section you will come across one of the world's finest collection of post-classical European sculpture. The Photography section, which was set up in the year 1852 has a staggering collection of 500,000 images. Some of the finest works of art, which includes watercolors, pastels, portraits, oil paintings, illustrations, posters and cartoons can be found in this astonishing art museum. In the architecture gallery with its thematic representation features the evolution of architecture from classical Rome tot he present day and provides you with an opportunity to explore 160 exquisite architectural models.
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While the British Gallery is known for its rich collection of British designs which includes Henry VIII's writing desk, James II's wedding suit and the Great Bed of Ware among its repertoire of collections. The Asian continent is well represented with artifacts that skillfully depicts the religious, courtly and everyday life in the Oriental part. The Radiant Buddha statue is of course the cynosure of all eyes. The Toshiba Gallery of Japanese Art is also worth visiting which brilliantly depicts the dresses of early 20th century Japan. An exclusive arena dedicated to Fashion, Jewelry and Accessories covers the fashion scene from 17th century to the present day. People with a passion for knitting and embroidery will find this particular enclosure to be very useful.
Tate
The original Tate Gallery, now renamed Tate Britain
Tate Liverpool opened in 1988
Tate Modern opened in 2000
