A museum of the world, for the world. Discover over two million years of human history and culture. Some of the world-famous objects include the Rosetta …
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Nov 11, 2024
I was very much looking forward to one of my regular visits, and as usual I had booked my ticket, arriving there exactly on time. I was shocked however to see the sheer length of the queue, which mus… Full review by Mark T
Nov 10, 2024
Never got in as two hour queue if u lucky. Maybe mid winter which might put off tourists by the thousands mostly Japanese so find out when they not touristing Full review by John S
Nov 10, 2024
There is a reason that this is one of the biggest touritst attractions in London. but however, it is definately not the best museum in London. If you are expecting much BRITISH history, this is not t… Full review by Oven_Shark
Peter Drake from Liverpool asks When is the best time of year to visit Covent Garden?
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The best time to visit Covent Garden depends on what kind of experience you're looking for, as it has different charms throughout the year: Spring (April - June): The weather is …
The best time to visit Covent Garden depends on what kind of experience you're looking for, as it has different charms throughout the year: Spring (April - June): The weather is mild, and the flower displays, especially at Easter, are beautiful. Outdoor seating is pleasant, and the area is vibrant but not as crowded as in peak summer. Cycling and walking are recommended for this period. Summer (July - August): This is the busiest time, with outdoor performances, open-air dining, and festivals in full swing. However, it can be crowded, and prices may be higher due to the peak tourist season. Hanging out with a large group of family or friends is recommended for this period. Autumn (September - November): Early autumn offers a quieter experience, with warm days and a slight decrease in tourist numbers. In late autumn, the Christmas lights start to go up. Winter (December - February): Covent Garden is known for its magical Christmas decorations and holiday markets. Visiting in December allows you to experience the holiday cheer, but January and February can be quieter, with post-holiday sales in many shops. If you want to avoid crowds but still enjoy good weather, consider visiting in late spring or early autumn. For a festive experience with holiday decorations, December is the best.
I have a boking on Tuesday at 12.20. I'd like to know if possible to let/leave my luggage at the garderobe. I mention that is a small luggage of 40X40X20 cm. Thank you for your answer.
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I don't recall anyone having luggage standing in line near me, but From the museum website on "facilities" (see below). Honestly, leaving in a hotel check might be better if …
I don't recall anyone having luggage standing in line near me, but From the museum website on "facilities" (see below). Honestly, leaving in a hotel check might be better if possible, but it says any luggage with wheels is not allowed. Visitor and Member cloakroom Opening hours: 11.00–17.00 (20.30 on Fridays). Last deposits are one hour before closing time. Please collect items 30 minutes before closing time. The cloakroom can be found by turning left immediately after passing through the Main entrance to the Museum. Please note that items of luggage weighing more than 8kg and larger than 40x40x50cm (including all wheeled suitcases) are not permitted. Please see the restricted items section for full details. Storage for luggage is available at major rail stations, including Euston, King's Cross and Charing Cross. Use of the cloakroom is charged per-item: Coats – £2 Bags up to 4kg – £2.50 Bags 4–8kg – £5 Umbrellas – £1 Fold-up pushchairs – free Members can use the cloakroom free of charge. The same restrictions apply. You must retrieve items from the cloakroom before you leave the Museum site. In the event of a fire evacuation, the cloakroom will be closed immediately and you must follow our fire evacuation instructions. Our staff will help to retrieve your items from the cloakroom as soon as possible after the Museum reopens. Please note that the cloakroom has limited capacity, and when this capacity is reached, it cannot accept items until space becomes available again. The Museum reserves the right to vary or alter these conditions without prior notice.