Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Interesting museum, almost like a little version of its counterpart in London. Free of charge but donations are definitely preferred. Located in the same building as the Pitt Rivers museum so visitors can visit both at a go. Can visit if you're interested in natural history but can skip if you've visited the London natural history museum.

It's a wonderful day. A huge museum, must go after a good breakfast. No tickets. But parking is costly. I paid 13pond for 2hrs. So within 2hrs, how much we can see we did. But so many things I can't see. It's too sad. Lift is also available. Toilets are very nice. You can move with your stroller if you have a baby. If you want to carry your baby you can park your stroller inside. I like it. A tea stall was outside. A prayer room is also present near it. But it has code . Only one thing I felt. So many things in a single place so congested little bit. 2ndly I saw some in an order way. But some are not. Anyhow it's an amazing time. Again I thought we are tiniest part of the universe. And how much we are unaware of the secret of the universe

Amazing. Literally I can spend days in this place and just get a small perspective of all the knowledge that it holds. The way the exposition is set up, how wonderful the building is by itself, the heterogeneity of scopes that the collection holds. Don't miss the back area of the museum. And be sure to check the columns on the second floor. Every single detail is inspiring. And it is free, which is mind blowing. One of the best museums I have ever visited.

This museum in Oxford provides an inside look to the natural history ranging from the dinosaurs up to our animal kingdom, insects and minerals. The mesmerising perspective offered will definitely provide you with an experience you will not forget. Many displays are available providing you with information needed. Staff here are friendly, there's no admission fee. But it's highly recommended to donate to the museum in order to maintain the exhibits. There are only 2 floors, the upper floor being the mineral exhibits.

Excellent trip for kids. The staff are very helpful they helped us take the pushchair up with the platform lift. Very busy full of people and lots to see best of all it's all free. There is a prayer room next to the museum very convenient for us to pray and be relaxed to have a great time. I enjoyed it 👍👍 it's a really good.