Kids Activity Explorer Backpacks
Kids Activity Explorer Backpacks

The Vault
A collection of rare and unusual gemstones, crystals and metals.

Natural History Museum
Children of all ages will love the Natural History Museum with its large variety of push button gadgets and 3D video displays, along with the permanent (and sometimes blood-thirsty) dinosaur exhibition, marked by a giant skeleton of a Diplodocus to greet you upon entry. The gallery boasts a collection of the biggest, tallest and rarest animals in the world, including an enormous life size model of the Blue Whale. Visitors can also visit the hall of Human Biology to learn how their own bodies work. There are the creepy crawlies, a geological museum, a 40 million year old spider, an elephant bird egg, and even an earthquake simulator. One of the best attractions is the Discovery Room for children.

Jurassic Ark
Follow the trail around the museum discovering what animals lived in the shadow of the dinosaurs.

Amazing Butterflies
Visitors can find a tropical butterfly house and interactive maze, find their way through a secret world with challenges around every twist and turn, collect stamps while taking on puzzles, games and activities.

Amazing Butterflies at Natural History Museum
Discover amazing butterflies at Natural History Museum

Wildlife Garden at Natural History Museum
Wildlife Garden at Natural History Museum

Darwin's Canopy
Proposals by 10 artists for a new ceiling to celebrate Charles Darwin's 200th anniversary.

Bookasaurus (Under 5s)
Follow a trail through the museum and find out facts about dinosaurs.

Dippy Floor Puzzle (Under 7s)
A soft toy floor game for children to puzzle together the pieces of a diplodocus skeleton.

Explorer Backpacks (Under 7s)
Navigate and explore the Museum's galleries.