Hotels near London Science Museum

See satellites, rockets, and even a chunk of the moon as you walk through the first part of the museum. On the third floor, be sure to check out the Space Descent Virtual Reality experience, which gives a first-hand view of what it's like to hurtle back to Earth after a mission in space.

This exhibit comprises items which have collectively made our society what it is today. Marvel at the 'Puffing Billy' steam engine, a vintage Apple computer, and Tracy the transgenic sheep.

Specially designed for children, this exhibit looks at the role of patterns in science. Kids can get hands-on with touch screens, and learn about how patterns are used to predict future events.

A look at exciting, up-and-coming technology which will shape our planet in the near future. This exhibit looks at how we'll recycle blood, create a super healing spray, and open up a universe of new possibilities with quantum computing.

Another of London's most popular museums, this is London's home to the dinosaurs. See how these giant, prehistoric creatures lived and don't miss the famous T-rex robot. The Cocoon, meanwhile, is all about the amazing world of insects.

The V&A is named after the famous British Queen and her husband. It hosts a great mix of exhibits, from Islamic art to fashion through the centuries.

Stroll along King's Road and find an amazing outfit to wear on a special night out in London. There are many great restaurants, with French being a particular speciality of the area. Alternatively, just grab a coffee and people watch in this charming area.

One of London's most famous modern landmarks, this area is quickly being redeveloped into one of the most interesting real estate hotspots in the capital. It's right by the river and thus a favourite subject for urban photographers.