Natural History Museum

The museum is one of the world's largest institutions dedicated to natural history, with collections spanning fossils, minerals, and biological specimens. It showcases prominent exhibits including dinosaur skeletons, meteorites, rare fossils, and giant sequoia sections, covering earth and life sciences. The building itself is an important example of Romanesque Revival architecture designed by Alfred Waterhouse and holds the status of a national monument. The museum is wheelchair accessible and includes accessible toilet facilities. Admission to the museum is free.