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Tate Britain - Tate Britain showcases picks of British art from 1500 to today.

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Natural History Museum - The museum exhibits a dinosaur gallery and hundreds of specimens.

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Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum - Visitors can take a tour around the arena and learn about the greatest tennis players in history.

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London Transport Museum - This museum takes visitors on a journey through the evolution of British transport.

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Sherlock Holmes Museum - Visitors can explore the world of famous fictional detective.

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The Clink Prison Museum - Find out what it was like to be an inmate in England's most notorious prison.

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Royal Airforce Museum - The museum focuses on the history of aviation.

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Tate Modern, London - This old power station has been transformed into Britain's national gallery of international modern art.

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The Royal Academy of Art - The Royal Academy of Art was founded in 1768 and is the oldest fine arts institution in Britain.

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Imperial War Museums - The museum is a leading authority on conflict and its impact. It has three London locations.

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Science Museum - The Science Museum was founded in 1857 with the collection of the Royal Society of Arts. Today, it hosts an in-house IMAX 3D cinema.

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The Fan Museum - The museum displays hand fans from different eras and countries.

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Victoria and Albert Museum - The V&A is a museum of art and design displaying artifacts from around the world.

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The British Museum - The British Museum showcases rare artifacts from around the world.

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National Portrait Gallery - The National Portrait Gallery showcases some of the world's finest and most valued paintings.

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National Maritime Museum - This museum takes you through Britain's naval history.

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Charles Dickens Museum - The great writer himself lived in this house before it was turned into a museum.

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The Foundling Museum - The Foundling Hospital was the first home for abandoned babies in Britain. The museum tells its story.

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Household Cavalry Museum - Visitors can try on pieces of armour at this celebration of The Household Cavalry.

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Geffrye Museum - This museum showcases British interior design dating back to the 1600s.

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The British Library - The British Library is also a museum that also displays historic books and literary artifacts.

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Design Museum - This museum explores all types of design including fashion, architecture, and furniture.

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Barbican Art Gallery - The gallery showcases fine art, modern art, and photography.

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Wellcome Collection - This museum displays belongings from historical figures including Darwin and Napoleon.

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Freud Museum - The former home of Sigmund Freud has been transformed into a museum.

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The Hayward Gallery - The gallery displays the work of experimental artists from around the world.

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Saatchi Gallery - The gallery is known for exhibiting new talent in contemporary art from around the world.

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The Wallace Collection - This London townhouse showcases a variety of art treasures and artifacts.

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Museum of London Docklands - Visit this 200-year old warehouse and learn about London's role in the transatlantic slave trade.

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