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The Natural History Museum in South Kensington is a popular free museum in London. The Natural History Museum gives chance to visitors of all ages to explore various segments of natural history. The museum exhibits world-famous dinosaur exhibition and a natural art collection.

The Museum of London Docklands features relics from the old Elizabeth Line which features everything from a mammoth's tooth to skulls from the plague pits. The exhibit will give you a glimpse of stories that you don't hear every day from tourist guides.

A couple of more exciting features that you gonna see in the exhibition are more than 200 official gifts from around the world given to the Queen under her reign including wide variety of objects like a dinosaur bone turned into a paperweight, a Union Jack flag badge worn in space, an honorary BAFTA Award and a portrait of the Queen made from banana leaves.

See river-inspired works of art created by young people from around the globe in the Rivers of the World exhibition in City Hall and along the Thames pathway from More London to South Bank. 1-30 Sep.

Must visit one of the most recognizable bridges in the world London Tower Bridge. Inside the bridge is the Tower bridge Exhibition, a display area that encompasses the walkway and the two famous towers where you can observe the Victorian engine room.

Museums like the National Gallery and the British Museum offer free entrance. The former houses historic artwork by renowned artists like Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Van Gogh; while the latter exhibits historic artifacts from all over the world. Other notable free entrance museums include the Museum of London, the Natural History Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum,