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Are you planning a trip to the legendary British Museum but don’t know what to do with your luggage while you explore the museum? Radical Storage is here with a solution. We provide reliable options for British Museum luggage storage at a reasonable price.

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British Museum, London

Founded in the 1750s, the British Museum in London is the world’s first-ever national museum which covers every aspect of knowledge from human history to science.

One of the most visited museums in the world, the British Museum is not only a treasure trove for anyone interested in history but also for culture and art. With a collection of over 8 million artifacts covering nearly 2 million years, it’s no surprise that this museum has made its mark as a top attraction for millions of visitors every year.

Entry to the museum is free. However, you can buy tickets to British Museum for out-of-hours tours and special British Museum exhibitions.

Due to its prime location, the British Museum is accessible from the famous railway terminals of the city. For instance, if you are traveling from Euston Station, you can reach the museum in 10 minutes by taking a train on the Northern line.

British Museum’s nearest tube station is Tottenham Court Road which is less than 5 minutes away from the museum.

What to see at British Museum

The British Museum has always been one of the most visited museums in the UK. Nowhere else will you find such a spectacular collection of human history, culture, and art across almost 2 million years. If you are visiting London and have just a few hours to spend at the British Museum, here are some amazing places you must visit.

The British Museum of Natural History has a lot to offer which you don’t want to miss out on. Starting with the most famous object in the museum, which is Rosetta Stone. It is an Egyptian stele with ancient inscriptions and great historical significance.

After that, head over to 2500 years old carved Greek sculptures from The Parthenon. The aim of displaying those sculptures is to inform people about classical Greek culture and history and narrate the fascinating stories of the goddess Athena Parthenos.

Don’t miss a chance to take a photograph in front of the wondrous artifact of the Egyptian pharaoh. The statue depicts Ramesses II and it weighs more than 7 tonnes because of its gigantic size.

Admiring the artistic display of The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman is on top of every visitor’s list when they come to the British Museum. This magical piece of art was created by Turner Prize winner Grayson Perry.