Visiting the city can be a wholesome experience that everyone should experience once in life. But with the amount of paid attractions and the price of accommodation in the city, it might affect your budget for the journey. So here we have compiled a reasonable list of 5 free London things to do.

One of the most ancient natural history museums and the last one of its kind in London, The Grant Museum of Zoology contains a wide varied amount of specimens from all around the world. On its collection, there are even extinct species such as remains from Dodos, the Micrarium which contains over 2000 micro samples and the curious brain collection where we can see all the different sizes and shapes compared to us. So you can introduce yourself to the legacy of the man who inspired Charles Darwin into his adventure towards the writing of “On the Origin of Species”.

With its over 100 years of experience in the art world, The Whitechapel Gallery is actually one of the first public galleries in London. A gateway for creativity, the gallery always provides a space for local and novel artists who want to make their breakthrough into this difficult world. You would be surprised but this gallery actually has held many of the most important art pieces of the 20th century, such as the Picasso’s Guernica, the collection of Frida Kahlo and the This is Tomorrow Exhibition and more. So do not underestimate this hidden gem and pay them a visit when you crave some fine art.

With 6 Hangars filled with planes to display, the Royal Airforce Museum in London is a powerhouse of aviation history. Explore the beginnings of flight from the first models of combat aircraft from WW1 to the modern era jets. Not only that but you can also enjoy their interactive content, kid friendly installations and even get really close to the insides of the planes. But be careful because some of them might be still leaking oil, as many are still capable of flying, so don’t trip!

Very close to the heart of London in Picadilly you can find the Royal Academy of Arts in the main building of Burlington House. This independent gallery is surely one of the most known patrons of art but also one of the oldest being founded in 1768 during the Georgian Era. Its exhibitions will always have something to tell to the creative as it invites its visitors to join in their debates as it is been led by artists themselves. So if you want to find a new piece of inspiration, from the contemporary to the old, you will surely find it here in its ever changing rooms.

With its immersive experiences about the war, the Imperial War Museum is one of the must go museums in the city. Explore its well detailed collection with tons of interactive content which makes an excellent journey to share with your family, friends and other history enthusiasts. So make sure to have plenty of time of the day on your visit here so you can appreciate the effort given into its exhibitions. Because you will be astonished by the number of stories and artefacts you will find on your way.

So with this, we finish our list. If you want to tell us about your experience or give even more suggestions of free places that we can go in London, please contact us on social media and we will take those into consideration. Take Care.