London museums are home to world famous collections, all acquired over centuries. To mention just a few, British Museum has such high profile acquisitions as the Rosetta Stone and other Egyptian antiques, Natural History Museum offers to learn more about a Diplodocus skeleton, and the coelacanth, a prehistoric fish still living in the Indian Ocean. The paintings in the National Gallery's collection come from Western Europe. All museums in London are unique and extensive; it is unlikely you will be able to visit many of them in one day.

The best way to get the most from your London museums experience is to set preferences. If you are into science, art or history - there is at least one museum that will cover your interest.

Science Museum in South Kensington is probably the best option for those who like science and are curious about technology. With new IMAX 3D Cinema you can learn even more about space, earth and prehistoric life. Natural History Museum might also interest you and you can decide to have a peak at the highlights as it is not far from the Science Museum.

The great thing about London museums museums is that most of them are free, not like in many other European countries. So even the prices are soaring for transport, food and accommodation at least you can save on interesting museums in London! When you stay at central London hotels you also save on transport and time to reach your destination.

Art Museums in London are probably the most prevailing. If you love art, you can't miss the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery (they are both within walking distance to each other), or visit Salvador Dali Museum next to the London Eye. The British museum as well as Victoria & Albert Museum are both very popular as they host world's famous collections.

Should you decide to visit more than three London Museums in one day, you might feel dizzy after consuming so much information.