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Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep – New Exhibition at the Natural History Museum

Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep – New Exhibition at the Natural History Museum

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Embark on a journey beneath the waves of the Jurassic oceans and meet the fiercest marine reptiles ever lived. Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep at Natural History Museum dives deep into the lives of prehistoric giants once ruled the oceans.

 

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[BLOG POST IN BIO] 𝙅𝙪𝙧𝙖𝙨𝙨𝙞𝙘 𝙊𝙘𝙚𝙖𝙣𝙨: 𝙈𝙤𝙣𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙨 𝙤𝙛 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝘿𝙚𝙚𝙥 at the Natural History Museum 🌊 @Natural History Museum London Embark on a journey beneath the waves of the Jurassic oceans and meet the fiercest marine reptiles ever lived 🌊🦈 What to expect: • Touch REAL dinosaur fossils, including a Mosasaur tooth, a Baryonyx claw and dinosaur poo • Full dinosaur skeletons, including a full size Plesiosaur • Learn more about how palaeontologists get information from fossils regarding a dinosaur’s speed, eyesight and colour • Interactive panels …and more! 📍Where Natural History Museum | Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD (Nearest station is South Kensington station and Gloucester Road station | Piccadilly, Circle & District lines) 🗓️ When 22nd May 2026 – 3rd January 2027 🕰️ Opening times Entry from 10am – 4:30pm daily 🎟️ Tickets Adult off-peak: £15 Adult peak: £17.50 Child (4-17 years) off-peak: £7.50 Child (4-17 years) peak: £8.75 #dinosaurs #paleontology #fossils #naturalhistorymuseum #dino

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Meet the Legends of Earth Prehistoric Oceans

 

Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition at the Natural History Museum London

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When we hear Jurassic Period, we can list a number of dinosaurs that once roamed the lands. But what about the oceans?

 

Natural History Museum’s new exhibition, Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep, invites kids and adults for a fearless underwater journey to explore gigantic gnarly toothed predators.

 

Dinosaur Skeletons at the Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition at the Natural History Museum London

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Meet the Mosasaur you probably remember from Jurassic Park Rebirth (2025), also known as the T. Rex of the sea.

 

 

Megalodon Tooth - Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition at the Natural History Museum London

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There is an entire section dedicated to sharks, including the greatest shark ever swum in the oceans, the Megalodon. This monster was three times bigger than a Great White Shark and could open its jaw to 2.5 metres wide.

 

What’s the Connection Between Jurassic Predators and Pokémons?

 

Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition in London

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Plesiosaur was a long-necked dinosaur with four flippers that Pokémon fans might recognise as Lapras, the water/ice Pokémon.

 

It’s an interesting fact that although Plesiosaur was a very successful predator that survived long after the end of the Jurassic Period, its body plan hasn’t evolved in any other animal.

 

Did you know that there is a dinosaur named after a Pokémon?

 

We’ve seen lots of beasts that inspired fictional monsters, but is there any real-life species actually named after a fictional character? The answer is yes! Aerodactylus is named after the well-known purple Pokémon, Aerodactyl.

 

A Model of an Ichthyosaur's Brain - Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition

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There is a video recreating an underwater attack, skeletons and fossils and even a model of an Ichthyosaur brain moulded (the blue area in the picture above) from the fossil of a skull.

 

This How Ichthyosaur Would Have Looked Like - Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition

This is how an Ichthyosaur would have looked like

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It’s mind-blowing how much information palaeontologists can get from simply creating a mould of the inside of a dinosaur skull! From that brain mould, we know that Ichthyosaur was fast and had very good eyesight and smell.

 

Other fossils show that Ichthyosaur haunted in groups and would have camouflaged well in the water.

 

Touch a Real Mosasaur Tooth and Hold Fossil Dinosaur Poo

 

Touchable Ichthyosur Skull at Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition at the Natural History Museum London

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Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep brings you close to prehistoric beasts as you can ever get.

 

Touch a Jurassic Predator's Poo - Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition

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You have the rare opportunity to touch a REAL Mosasaur tooth, a full Plesiosaur skeleton fossil, hold fossil dinosaur poo (yes, that’s real poo!) and feel what shark’s skin feels like.

 

Mosasaur Tooth - Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition at the Natural History Museum London

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Touch a Baryonyx claw, one of the most massive predators ever walked on Earth and rate the deadliest creatures ever ruled the oceans with a ‘fierce factor’.

 

Baryonyx Claw - Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition at the Natural History Museum London

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Run your fingers on the teeth of an Ichthyosaur skull and learn why their eye sockets were covered with bone.

 

Plesiosaur Skeleton Found by a School Boy in Japan - Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition London

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Want to know how big Plesiosaur really was? Measure yourself up against one and feel how its prey would have felt millions of years ago (and whisper a thank you these creatures are no longer lurking in the oceans).

 

The full skeleton of a full-grown Plesiosaur is on display. This is the exact skeleton high-school student, Tadashi Suzuki found in Japan in 1968 in a riverbank near his home.

 

Ichthyosaur Skull at the Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition London

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Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep is more than just an exhibition with fossils and skeletons. It’s a real educational adventure where kids (and adults) can learn something new without even realising it.

 

Interactive Panel at the Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition at the Natural History Museum London

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Guided audio tour, interactive displays, informative signages and breath-taking displays give visitors an insight into the lives of the creatures lived millions of years ago and how palaeontologists know the dinosaurs’ hunting patterns, diet, eyesight, and even their colours.

 

It’s a truly hands-on experience designed the way both kids and adults enjoy.

 

Practical Info

 

Ichthyosaur Skull at the Jurassic Oceans- Monsters of the Deep Exhibition at the Natural History Museum London

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Address

Natural History Museum | Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD

(Nearest station is South Kensington station and Gloucester Road station | Piccadilly, Circle & District lines)

 

Opening Times

22nd May 2026 – 3rd January 2027

Entry from 10am – 4:30pm daily

 

Tickets

Adult off-peak: £15

Adult peak: £17.50

Child (4-17 years) off-peak: £7.50

Child (4-17 years) peak: £8.75

 

Book your tickets on Natural History Museum’s official website.

 

 

 

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‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum

‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum

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New interactive family-friendly experience opened at the National Maritime Museum Greenwich. ‘Astronomers Take Over’ gives visitors a rare chance to meet real astronomers, ask their questions, see mind-blowing demonstrations and experience how the Universe really is.

 

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[BLOG POST IN BIO] Astronomers Take Over at the National Maritime Museum Greenwich 🚀🪐✨🧑🏻‍🚀 ‘Astronomers Take Over’ gives visitors a rare chance to meet real astronomers, ask their questions, see mind-blowing demonstrations and experience how the Universe really is 🪐✨ What to expect: • Galaxy room: It’s a gorgeous infinity room. Perfect for that Instagram moment! • A giant telescope installation you can step inside • Scavenger hunt for kids • Star Huddle: Learn what it really means when we say we are all made of stardust • Moon room • Astronomers Lounge • Lots of interactive elements kids will love + Planetarium experience (that’s extra charge) 📍 Where National Maritime Museum Greenwich | 9NF Romney Rd, London SE10 🗓️ When 27th March – 29th June 2026 🎟️ Tickets Astronomers Take Over + Planetarium ticket: £16 Astronomers Take Over (without Planetarium show): £8 #astronomerstakeover #astronomer #spacethings #familytimefun #familydayout

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Astronomers Take Over

 

Astronomers Take Over - National Maritime Museum London

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‘Astronomers Take Over’ opened on the 27th March and is a temporary gallery offering playful hands-on experience for anyone interested in space and astronomy.

 

Here are the highlights of the experience:

 

Galaxy Box

 

Galaxy Box at ‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum

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Galaxy Box is an awe-inspiring infinity room designed with Sir Brian May and visual artist and astrophotographer, J-P Metsävainio for visitors to experience how vast and beautiful the Universe really is.

 

Perfect for that Instagram moment!

 

Telescope

 

Telescope at ‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum

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Step inside a giant telescope and learn more about major space discoveries through the past 350 years connected to the Royal Observatory Greenwich.

Telescope is designed to inspire the next generation of astronomers who could be you!

 

Cosmic Quest

 

‘Astronomers Take Over’ - National Maritime Museum

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Kids will love this very interactive experience where they are invited for a scavenger hunt.

The mission is to find weird hidden objects astronomers have taken into space. Think of a gorilla suit, Luke Skywalker’s light sabre and an espresso machine.

 

Star Huddle

 

Star Huddle - ‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum

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What does it really mean when we say we are all made of stardust?

Meet the Royal Observatory’s Head of Astronomy, Liz Avery and the team and take a closer look to the stars using a spectroscope.

 

Moon Room

 

Moon Room - ‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum

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You’ve probably seen the out-of-this-world images of the dark side of the Moon; the crew of the Artemis II mission had taken.

In the Moon Room, you can learn more about how our planet and the Moon move and dance around each other through space.

 

Land a Mars Rover at a Martian Crater

 

Learn About Mars - ‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum

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Join Professor Sanjeev Gupta and his team and work together on some of the humankind’s most amazing space missions.

Did you know that Mars rovers are operated from the Earth and you can even do that from a kitchen at home?

Well, here’s your chance to operate a Mars rover and try to land it at a Martian crater.

 

Astronomers’ Lounge

  

Are you following the Artemis II mission? Fascinated by the newest space discoveries?

Pull up your chair and discuss the latest space news with the Royal Observatory’s astronomy team. Here’s your chance to get your questions answered by real astronomers.

 

Planetarium Experience

 

Why not add a Planetarium experience to your ticket and enjoy a 30-minute awe-inspiring show about our solar system or an adorable film about ‘Animals in Space!’ perfect for younger visitors?

 

Coming Soon: Mirror Moon by Luke Jerram

 

Celebrating 350 years of studying the Moon, a giant Mirror Moon will arrive at the Royal Observatory this May.

 

The Mirror Moon is a 2m in diameter scale model of our Moon, designed and created by British artist, Luke Jerram, famous for his large scale art projects (Gaia, Mars, Sun, Moon).

 

Mirror Moon is a touchable installation created using highly accurate topographical NASA data of the lunar surface.

 

Feel free to run your fingers on craters, valleys, mountains and million years old lava fields.

 

How to visit Luke Jerram’s Mirror Moon?

 

Simply book a ticket to the Royal Observatory online. Your ticket includes the visit of the Mirror Moon.

 

Practical Info

 

‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum - Galaxy Box

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Address

National Maritime Museum Greenwich | 9NF Romney Rd, London SE10

 

Opening Times

27th March – 29th June 2026

NOTE: Astronomers Take Over is closed on most Tuesdays and Fridays.

It’s open on all other days from 10am – 5pm

 

Tickets

Book your ticket on the Royal Museums of Greenwich’s official website.

Astronomers Take Over + Planetarium ticket: £16

Astronomers Take Over (without Planetarium show): £8

 

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? Fairy Tales exhibition at the British Library. This magical exhibition is full of interactive elements kids will love. It explores the origins of fairy tales and how the stories have changed over time. Visit a gingerbread house, sit with the Three Bears, smell portions, look into a magic mirror and make a wish from Aladdin’s Genie.

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience

Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience

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Embark on a colourful, whimsical journey and pop from one immersive room to the next at Bubble Planet.

 

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Looking for a Valentine’s plan everyone will love? 💕🫧 Bubble Planet Experience 🪐🫧 👉 Book with @Fever What to expect? 🫧 11 thematic interactive rooms 🫧 The biggest ball pit you’ve ever seen! 🫧 VR experience 🫧 Tons of poto ops 🫧 Real bubbles 🫧 Virtual hot air balloon ride …and so much more! #valentinesday2026 #familydayout #dayoutwithkids #halfterm

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Bubble Planet – A Sensory Universe

 

Bubble Planet Experience London

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11 fully interactive immersive rooms, VR experience, a giant bubble pit, cloud rooms, infinity rooms and even a virtual hot air balloon journey around the globe.

Welcome to Bubble Planet, a fun filled family adventure designed to dream big.

 

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience - Balloon Room

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Each room has a different theme and it’s highly recommended to leave your coat and bag in the cloak room because you will literally submerge into bubbles.

 

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience - Underwater-Themed Infinity Room

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There is a room full of balloons and the staff is literally there to constantly blow up new balloons and refill the pit, so it’s always full almost to the ceiling.

 

The giant ball pit is definitely a show stopper. Kids will want to spend the most time here. And when we say GIANT, we mean it. It’s the size of an Olympic pool, entirely filled with little transparent balls.

 

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience - Giant Ball Pit

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And that’s not all!

 

In the ball pit, there is an oversized inflatable ball and a giant rubber duck you can play with and there is also a huge inflatable human figure sitting in the pit you can take fun selfies with. You’ll feel like Alice in Wonderland.

 

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience - Infinity Room

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NOTE: No shoes are not allowed in the ball pit, and you must wear socks.

Lose yourself in the beautiful infinity room filled with small colour-changing illuminating bubbles hanging from strings. The ultimate selfie spot.

 

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience - Dome

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Enter into a mysterious dome where you can enjoy colourful projections and embark on a virtual journey around the globe with a hot air balloon.

 

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience - Photo Op with Rubber Ducks

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Of course, there are real soap bubbles as well. Watch a robot blow the biggest bubbles you’ve ever seen. You can even literally be inside a giant soap bubble!

 

There are plenty of photo ops, too. There is bath tub full of rubber ducks, you can climb a series of steps up to the clouds, pose for fun optical illusions or pretend you’re floating away in a giant soap bubble.

 

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience - Photo Ops

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Bubble Planet is the ultimate destination for couples, friends and families to create unforgettable memories together to treasure forever.

 

Practical Info

 

Bubble Planet- An Immersive Experience - VR Experience

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Address

Bubble Planet | 22 Fulton Rd, Wembley HA9 0TF

 

Opening Times

Opening times and available time slots are varied.

Please, check on FEVER when booking.

 

Tickets

Book your tickets with FEVER.

 

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? Looking for active and fun Valentine’s Day activities? Here are the top 5 Valentine’s Day activities in London for adventurous couples.

Pop-Up Planetarium Opened at Battersea Power Station

Pop-Up Planetarium Opened at Battersea Power Station

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Science lovers, galactic voyagers, and wannabe astronauts, this one is for you!

Family friendly pop-up Planetarium opened at Battersea Power Station for a very limited time only.

 

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Planetarium Go!

 

Planetarium Go! Battersea Power Station

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Planetarium Go! has finally arrived at London. Created by Josè Jiménez and his team in Spain, Planetarium Go! is a mobile planetarium that travels to cities that don’t have one to educate, spark curiosity and inspire STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) pathway from an early age.

 

Since 2010 when Marylebone’s London Planetarium closed, London only has had one planetarium at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich.

 

Planetarium Go! is nothing like the traditional planetariums your parents and grandparents would visit. It brings a completely new, truly out-of-this-world experience under a 360-degree dome.

 

Planetarium Go! Battersea Power Station - Planetarium Go

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Expect high-resolution projections and state-of-the-art technology to deliver an awe-inspiring experience for all ages.

 

Family-Friendly Adventures

 

Pop-Up Planetarium - Battersea Power Station London

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Planetarium Go! is designed to captivate, educate and inspire all ages.

 

Kids Entertainment at Planetarium Go Pop-Up Planetarium London

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There are a number of different 20-30-minute shows to choose from, from fun kiddo adventures to breath-taking documentaries.

 

Little ones can follow the adventures of Little Red Rinding Hood as she travels to all the planets of our Solar System using her grandmother’s telescope or explore the secrets of the Moon with The Girl Who Walked Upside Down.

 

Planetarium Go - Pop-Up Planetarium in London

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‘3-2-1 Lift Off’ is an adorable story about Alan, the hamster whose life turns upside down when a mysterious crash leaves a crater in his garden. Inside he finds a damaged robot fell from the orbit. Alan helps the robot get back to space to its spaceship.

 

Older kids and grown-ups can enjoy an awe-inspiring journey From Earth to Universe to explore the evolution of astronomy, the planets of our Solar System and other cosmic wonders.

 

Pop-Up Planetarium in London

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Exploring The Solar System + The Ring World is a double space adventure where you’ll get up close to our celestial neighbours, including the Moon, Venus and Mars and learn what makes them special and unique. You will also travel to a nearby star to see whether we could live on another planet.

 

How to Book

 

Planetarium Go - Pop-Up Planetarium at Battersea Power Station

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Simply go to Planetarium Go! website and choose the show you would like to watch. Choose your preferred date and time and select your seat.

Family packs and student discount available!

 

Each show is between 20 – 35 minutes long.

 

Practical Info

 

Planetarium Go Pop Up Planetarium in London

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Address

Planetarium Go! | Power Station Park

(Behind the Power Station where the ice rink usually is in Winter)

 

Opening Times

30th January – 1st March 2026

Mon – Thurs & Sun: 10am – 7:10pm

Fri & Sat: 1-am – 9pm

 

Tickets

Tickets can be booked on Planetarium Go! official website

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? Now that you’ve had an adventure in the outer space, how about submerging into the ocean? Make your Sundays extra special with an Under the Sea Sweet Afternoon Tea at Sea Garden & Grill.

Babylon Park - Alien-Themed Indoor Amusement Park in London

Family Day Out in Bad Whether? No Problem! – Welcome to Babylon Park, London’s First Indoor Theme Park

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Maybe Christmas is over but not the school holiday for the kids. London weather is famously unpredictable making it difficult to find an activity both little ones and their parents can enjoy. Babylon Park is London’s first indoor theme park that has 7 epic rides to explore (including a roller coaster!), arcade games, VR experiences, plus 2 soft play zones for the youngest explorers.

 

Purchase your Babylon Park gift card with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF until 31st December 2025.

 

Family-Friendly Entertainment

 

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👽🪐🚀 Babylon Park is London’s first indoor theme park that has 7 epic rides to explore (including a roller coaster!), arcade games, VR experiences, plus 2 soft play zones for the youngest explorers 👉 Purchase your Babylon Park gift card with @Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF until 31st December 2025 🎢 Zoom through the galaxy with London’s only indoor roller coaster, jump in a bumper car and spin, bump and laugh or brace yourself for the ultimate free fall on the Drop Tower Perfect birthday (or a ‘just because I love you’) gift for kids 🎁❤️ @Babylon Park #feverambassador #indoorthemepark #giftforkids #birthdaygiftforkids

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Babylon Park is the first-of-its-kind indoor interactive amusement park packed with exciting rides, retro arcade games, claw machines, VR experiences and more that kids will love, and adults can feel like kids again.

 

Babylon Park is an alien-themed amusement park with all the rides and games you love but all indoor making sure bad whether cannot overshadow your day out.

 

A Galactical Wonderland

 

Babylon Park – The UK’s Largest Indoor Theme Park

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Embark on an exciting galactical adventure with the little ones in London’s first ever underground theme park. The three-storey venue is packed with your favourite rides and games and more!

 

Step into the venue and let yourself transported to the outer space.

 

Babylon Park - Alien-Themed Indoor Amusement Park in London

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Zoom through the galaxy with London’s only indoor roller coaster, jump in a bumper car and spin, bump and laugh or brace yourself for the ultimate free fall on the Drop Tower.

 

Games and Rides at Babylon Park, London’s First Indoor Theme Park

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There are tons of arcade games to play with, including Mario Cart, motorcycles, super-size Packman, claw machines, pinball and more.

You can even travel to another dimension with one of the galactical VR experiences!

 

Soft Play Areas for the Youngest Explorers

 

Visiting with toddlers?

Babylon Park has two adorable soft play zones where mini explorers can embark on their own adventures, run, jump, roll and spin, and even play interactive games.

 

Food and Drink

Babylon Park - A Galactical Wonderland

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Now, that you enjoyed all the rides and won tons of prizes, you must be starving.

Head to the Mezzanine where you can find a variety of food and drinks, including pizza, hamburger, ice cream and shakes. Vegetarian options available.

 

How Does Babylon Park Work?

 

Babylon Park London

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Book your ticket or gift card with FEVER (use code ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF your gift card) and have your QR code scanned at the tills near the entrance. You can choose from unlimited access for 1.5hrs or 2hrs, unlimited access for soft play only or unlimited access for groups.

 

You’ll get your wristband which will provide you access to ALL the rides and games in the park. All you need to do is scan your wristband at the rides or games you want to do and you’re free to go.

 

Wristband - Babylon Park, London’s First Indoor Theme Park

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With your unlimited access wristband, you can even play with all the claw machines as many times as you like until you win something.

Perfect birthday (or a ‘just because I love you’) gift for kids.

 

Practical Info

 

Babylon Park in Camden Town London

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Address

Babylon Park | 8 Castlehaven Rd, London NW1 8QU

(Nearest station: Camden Town Station)

 

How does the gift card work?

  • Select Babylon Park gift card on the FEVER app
  • Select the amount you wish to add to your gift card and purchase it
  • You will receive a unique code that you can send to your special someone
  • Once they have the code, they can redeem it in the FEVER app
  • The code is valid for 1 year, so they have plenty of time to use it

TIP: Purchase your gift card with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF until 31st December 2025.

 

Opening Hours

Mon – Fri: 10am – 9pm

Sat: 10am – 10pm

Sun: 10am – 9pm

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? Get ALL FEVER gift cards with 10% OFF until the 31st December 2025! Use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout.

Neverland at Kenwood

Neverland at Kenwood

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Follow Tinker Bell’s fairy dust and leave the ordinary behind for the extraordinary through this magical Christmas trail. Neverland at Kenwood invites you for an unforgettable journey to the world of imagination and magic.

Follow us to the Press night of Neverland at Kenwood.

 

Book your ticket with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!

 

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“𝒮𝑒𝒸𝑜𝓃𝒹 𝓈𝓉𝒶𝓇 𝓉𝑜 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝓇𝒾𝑔𝒽𝓉 𝒶𝓃𝒹 𝓈𝓉𝓇𝒶𝒾𝑔𝒽𝓉 𝑜𝓃 ‘𝓉𝒾𝓁 𝓂𝑜𝓇𝓃𝒾𝓃𝑔” 🌟 Peter Pan Christmas trail in London 🧚🏻‍♀️✨ 👉 GET 10% OFF! Book your ticket with @Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout English World heritage site, Kenwood House has been transformed into a dreamworld of adventure ✨ What to expect: • A truly magical Peter Pan-themed Christmas trail that follows the story line • Live actors you can interact and take photos with • Delicious festive food & drinks (including marshmallow toasting) • £1 from every ticket sold supports Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity, helping seriously ill children across the UK 💙 📍Kenwood House | Hampstead Ln, London NW3 7JR NOTE: There’s no parking at Neverland at Kenwood, except for blue badge holders! 🚏The best way to get there is to use public transport. Head to Archway or Golders Green and take the 210 bus that will drop you near the entrance. 📆 21st Nov 2025 – 3rd Jan 2026 🕰️ 4:30pm – 9pm daily 🎟️ Tickets selling fast! Book now to avoid disappointment! #feverambassador #peterpan #neverland #christmaswithfamily #christmastrail

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“Second star to the right and straight on ‘til morning”

 

Neverland at Kenwood - Peter Pan-Themed Christmas Trail

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English World heritage site, Kenwood has been transformed into a dreamworld of adventure for this festive season.

 

Neverland Christmas Trail at Kenwood

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Loose yourself in the illuminated sights of London’s iconic buildings, including the Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye. Fly underneath the twinkling skyline and get a glimpse into the Darling family home before you start your real magical journey in Neverland.

 

Skull Rock - Neverland at Kenwood

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Follow Tinker Bell’s fairy dust and find Neverland where you will discover Captain Hook’s legendary pirate ship, venture through the Lost Boys’ secret tree trunk, brave the eerily glowing Skull Rock and cross the misty waters of Crocodile Creek.

 

Crocodile Creek - Neverland at Kenwood

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Every step of your trail will feel like you were inside the book of JM Barrie and every iconic scene, and every character came to live.

 

Festive Street Food & Toasty Winter Drinks

 

Candy Cane Lane Hot Chocolate at Neverland at Kenwood

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Stop for some festive food and drink mid-adventure. Indulge in a rich hot chocolate with a candy cane beneath the stars or pick something delicious from one of the street food vendors? There are plenty of options to choose from.

 

You’re Supporting Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity)

 

Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity Imstallation - Neverland at Kenwood

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Did you know that JM Barrie gifted the rights of Peter Pan to Great Ormond Street Hospital in 1929?

 

By purchasing a ticket to Neverland at Kenwood, you are supporting GOSH Charity and help seriously ill children to get vital support, cutting-edge medical equipment and to make their childhood fuller and happier.

 

Every Neverland at Kenwood ticket includes £1 as a charitable contribution that goes straight to GOSH Charity.

 

Practical Info

 

Light Show at Neverland at Kenwood

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Address

Kenwood House | Hampstead Ln, London NW3 7JR

NOTE: There’s no parking at Neverland at Kenwood, except for blue badge holders!

The best way to get there is to use public transport. Head to Archway or Golders Green and take the 210 bus that will drop you near the entrance.

 

Opening Times

21st Nov 2025 – 3rd Jan 2026

4:30pm – 9pm daily

 

Tickets

Book your ticket with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? Christmas at Blenheim Palace 2025 is one of the leading illuminated trails in the UK. This festive season, the trail has gone through a complete makeover and now it’s bigger and brighter than ever. Expect a Frozen-inspired light show, breath-taking illuminated scenes, Palace of Oz-themed trail inside the palace, an ice rink, a giant wheel, a Christmas market and much more!

The Lost Kingdoms Returned to London for a Very Limited Time

The Lost Kingdoms Returned to London for a Very Limited Time

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The perfect family day out with dino lover kids! The world largest touring outdoor dinosaur event is back to London for a very limited time. The Lost Kingdoms invites kids and grown-ups to discover life-size dinosaurs.

 

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[BLOG POST INBIO] The perfect family day out with dino lover kids! 🦖 The world largest touring outdoor dinosaur event, The Lost Kingdoms, is back to London for a very limited time Enjoy a life-size dinosaur trail in the forest where you will encounter with prehistoric predators and cut baby dinos in their nest, ride a baby dino and take fun photos. 🦖🦕 Until 10th August 2025 | Book your ticket with @Fever #feverambassador #thelostkingdoms #dayoutwiththekids #familydayout #dayoutinlondon #kidsdayout #dinosaurs

♬ At Jurassic World’s End Credits / Suite – Michael Giacchino

 

Life-Size Moving Dinosaurs

 

The Lost Kingdoms London 2025

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Keeping little ones entertained during the summer is not always easy. The Lost Kingdoms is a fun-filled world of edutainment event (educational + entertaining) designed for families with kids of all ages.

 

The Lost Kingdoms Experience in London - Summer 2025

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Featuring over 50 life-size animatronic dinosaurs, The Lost Kingdoms promises an epic family day out in Beddington Park. The experience is super entertaining and education at the same time, giving the opportunity for kids and grown-ups to learn more about these majestic.

 

Baby Dinosaurs with their Mother - The Lost Kingdoms London 2025

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Rumble with realistic dinosaurs that move their heads and tails, blink and produce sounds.

Expect a Brontosaurus towering above your head, a T-Rex lurking amongst the trees and bushes and a Triceratops peacefully munching on some greenery and more.

 

Pterodactyl at The Lost Kingdoms Experience London 2025

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Wander in the deep forest, encounter with deadly prehistoric predators and meet cute baby dinos just hatched in their nest (just be careful with their mum).

 

Photo Ops and Interactive Elements

 

Photo Op at The Lost Kingdoms Experience London 2025

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There are plenty of photo ops during the experience kids will love. They can ride on a baby dino, hatch from a giant dinosaur egg or hit the strings with a friendly dino band playing songs inside a giant dino egg.

 

Fossil at The Lost Kingdoms Experience London 2025

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Little ones can also be Palaeontologists for the day as they dig fossils in the excavation pit. There’s also a VR experience pot where you can run with dinosaurs and merchandise to fully enjoy the experience.

  

Food and Drink

 

Giant T-Rex at The Lost Kingdoms Experience London 2025

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A range of street food and drink vendors are available at the location offering a variety of delicious options to sink your fangs into. There’s also a café just next to the experience with a big playground.

 

Practical Info

 

Brachirosaurus at The Lost Kingdom Experience London 2025

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Address

The Lost Kingdoms | The Grange Gardens in Beddington Park, London, Church Rd, Wallington, London SM6 7NN

Car park is available nearby, however, it’s very limited. Therefore, it is recommended to use public transport.

 

Opening Times

25th July – 10th August 2025

Open daily from 10am – 6pm (last entry 5pm)

 

Tickets

Tickets can be purchased via FEVER

 

 How long does the experience last?

The visit takes 1-2 hours depending on how much time you spend with each dinosaur. On average, the overall experience (visiting the dinos, enjoying the photo ops, purchasing merch, eat and drink) takes around 2-3 hours.

 

Hope you’ll have a roaring good time! 🦖

 

 

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventurer? Here’s another fun day out kids will love! Paradox Museum London has transformed into a tropical paradise. Book your ticket with FEVER and enjoy 10% OFF until the 1st September 2025. Simply use code ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout (click to ‘add voucher’ and type in the code)

Tropical Paradise at Paradox Museum

Tropical Paradise at Paradox Museum

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Paradox Museum is celebrating its 1st birthday this July, and they’ve turned the museum into a tropical paradise with free family entertainments throughout the month.

 

Get 10% off your ticket until 1st September! Simply use code ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout when booking your ticket with FEVER.

 

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[BLOG POST IN BIO] @Paradox Museum London is celebrating its 1st birthday! 🎂🎈🎉 In this July Paradox Museum is transformed into a Tropical Paradise 🏝️🏄‍♀️ where families can enjoy free entertainment, including face painting and balloon modelling throughout the month 🎈 🎟️ Book your ticket through @Fever and enjoy 10% OFF with code ADVENTURERLDN10 this July! Paradox Museum is an immersive space where science meets fun. There are over 50 interactive installations to explore that challenge your logic, perceptions and understanding of reality 🌀 The immersive spaces include a Zero Gravity Room, infinity rooms, a kaleidoscope room and a spinning tunnel, just to name a few. 📍 90 Brompton Rd, London SW3 1JJ #feverambassador #paradoxmuseumlondon #paradoxmuseum #feveruk #familydayout #dayoutwiththekids #kidsactivities #CapCut

♬ Happiness – Audiodeity

 

Happy 1st Birthday Paradox Museum

 

Kaleidoscope Room at Paradox Museum London

Kaleidoscope Room

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If you’re looking for the perfect summer plan in London with the kids, Paradox Museum is definitely a choice this July.

Exit reality and enter fun while exploring the mesmerising world of Paradox Museum!

 

Spinning Tunnel at Paradox Museum London

Spinning Tunnel

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Discover 50+ immersive installations that will challenge your mind and perception, including the upside down underground station, the infinity rooms, the spinning tunnel and the kaleidoscope room.

 

Upside Down Underground Station at Paradox Museum London

Upside Down Underground Station

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Experience zero gravity and feel like an astronaut in the Zero Gravity Room.

 

Free Entertainment for the Family All July

 

Balloon Modelling at Paradox Museum London

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Book your ticket for this July and enjoy free family entertainment on every Sunday, including balloon modelling, face painting and paradoxical magic.

 

Free Face Painting at Paradox Museum London in July 2025

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Plus, enjoy the Tropical Paradise and join the Passport Safari Game. Follow to clues, solve puzzles, earn stamps and claim your prize (this is an add-on when booking)!

 

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Paradox Museum is one of London’s most fun and educational experiences for all ages with Insta-worthy photo ops, mind-bending paradoxes and fun challenges for the whole family. Make sure you visit this July!

 

Practical Info

 

Tropical Paradise at Paradox Museum London

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Address

Paradox Museum | 90 Brompton Rd, London SW3 1JJ

(Piccadilly line – Knightsbridge stop, Harrods exit)

 

Tickets

Book your ticket through FEVER

Adult ticket from £29 | Child ticket (4-17) from £21.50

 

How long does the experience last?

Approx. 90 min

 

Opening Times

Mon – Thu: 9:30am – 6pm

Fri & Sat: 9:30am – 7:30pm

Sun: 9:30am – 7pm

 

Is there age restriction?

ALL ages are welcome. Kids under 14 must be accompanied by a paying adult.

 

 

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? Game of Thrones fans, this one is for you! Did you know that 30% of Game of Thrones was filmed at a studio 30-minutes from Belfast? That studio is a museum now that anyone can visit. There are entire film sets, original costumes and props and themed afternoon tea.

Urban Adventurer has teamed up with Game of Thrones Studio Tour to give you 15% OFF your ticket! Simply use code URBANGOTST at the checkout.

A Time Travel to the 1950s America - Big Mo’s Diner Wembley

A Time Travel to the 1950s America – Big Mo’s Diner Wembley

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Big Mo’s Diner is a classic American-style diner summoning the golden age of America. Think of those thick milkshakes made with real ice cream, classic American burgers and juicy steaks.

 

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Travel back in time to the 1950s America – Unique dining experience in London 🇺🇸 @Big Moe’s Diner is a classic American-style diner summoning the golden age of America. Think of those thick milkshakes made with real ice cream, classic American burgers and juicy steaks 🍔🥤🥩 Sit in a shiny red Chevrolet, listen to 1950s music, admire iconic retro decor and immerse into the glorious ‘50s 🚘✨ #1950s #1950sstyle #1950saesthetic #americandiner #diner #retrovibes #50smusic #chevrolet #diningexperience #CapCut

♬ Don’t Be Cruel – Elvis Presley

 

Classic American Dining Experience in London

 

Classic American Dining Experience in London - Big Mo's Diner Wembley

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When you step into Big Mo’s Diner’s Wembley branch the vibe instantly hits you.

 

Right at the entrance an iconic red Chevrolet and a jukebox greets you stright from the 1950s. The Chevy is actually a real car transformed into a table for the most epic dining experience. How cool is that?!

 

Big Mo's Diner Wembley - 1950s America Inspired Restaurant

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There are bright neon signs and vintage memorabilia everywhere. An old telephone on one shelf, a Universal Pictures clapboard on the other, a complete gasoline station from the glorious ‘50s, retro ads and iconic Route 66 signs.

 

The red leather stools, the Chevrolet-style seats and the old school speakers playing 1950s rock ‘n roll add to the magical atmosphere.

 

1950s America Inspired Dining Experience - Big Mo's Diner

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The impressive bar stand is lit by vintage signs, there’s also a vintage cash machine and a pool table.

 

1950s-Style Menu

 

Retro American Restaurant in London - Big Mo's Diner Wembley

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Big Mo’s Diner is serving all the classic American comfort food. On their menu you can find from the classic American burgers to BBQ Texan Strip Burger to Crispy Buffalo burger, all served with chips.

 

There are T-bone, Ribe Eye and Cajun Chicken steaks on the menu that come with mushroom, peppercorn or garlic butter sauce of your choice.

 

Classic 1950s American Menu at Big Mo's Diner Wembley

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All of their burgers are made with 100% Fresh Angus Beef, and they make the patty themselves in the kitchen. The steaks are crafted from 100% Black Angus British Beef with no chemical tenderisation, beating or freezing methods. Learn more about how Big Mo’s Diner makes their food and drink here.

 

Hot dogs and kids menu are also available.

 

Visiting with a group of friends or family?

Burger, chicken wing, whole chicken platters and sharing desserts are available, serving 2, 4 or 6 people.

 

Remember those mouth-watering milkshakes from 1950s American films?

 Feel like a pin up girl and pose with an American milkshake in hand, made with homemade gelato and topped with freshly whipped cream. Just like in the glorious ‘50s.

 

Choose one of the classic flavours (vanilla, chocolate, strawberry or bubblegum) or go wild and try one of their crazy shakes with Kinder Bueno, Ferrero Rocher, Lotus Biscoff, Cookie Dough…and the list goes on.

 

Hungary for a deal?

Opt for one of Big Mo’s all-day weekly diner specials: Burger Mondays, Chicken Tuesdays, Wings Wednesdays or Thirsty Thursdays.

 

Dessert at Big Mo's Diner Wembley

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The dessert menu includes all the finger-licking American favourites: waffles, pancakes (for one or to share), cookie dough, sundaes, cakes and more.

 

Big Mo's Diner - Wembley London

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If you’re looking for a truly unique dining experience in London, Big Mo’s Diner is a place to visit whether it’s a date night with your sweetheart, a birthday celebration with the kids (there are free balloons for kids), or just catching up with the girls.

 

Practical Info

 

American Dining Experience at Big Mo's Diner Wembley

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Address

Big Mo’s Dine Wembley | Unit 96, Level 2 London designer outlet, Wembley Park Blvd, Wembley HA9 0FD

 

Opening Hours

Mon – Thu: 11:30am – 9:45pm

Fri: 11:30am – 10:30pm

Sat: 9am – 10:30pm

Sun: 9am – 9:45pm

(Last order 15 minutes before)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? How adventurous are you when it comes to desserts? Chin Chin Ice Cream Soho has launched a strictly limited flavour for their most adventurous customers: Glazed Potato Peel Soft Serve.

A Museum Dedicated to Optical Illusions – Twist Museum

A Museum Dedicated to Optical Illusions – Twist Museum

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Immerse into a unique multi-sensory experience that will twist your perception of the world. How do we sense colours, shapes, heat, smells, locations, textures, sounds….? How can we be sure that we are sensing what’s actually happening? Twist Museum explores the science behind those questions and invites visitors for a multi-sensory journey while igniting curiosity.

 

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[BLOG POST IN BIO] How do we sense colours, shapes, heat, smells, locations, textures, sounds….? 👁️👃🏻👂🏻How can we be sure that we are sensing what’s actually happening? @Twist Museum explores the science behind those questions and invites visitors for a multi-sensory journey while igniting curiosity 🧑‍⚕️The museum has been developed in collaboration with artists, mathematicians, neuroscientists, psychologists, and philosophers 📍 248 Oxford St, London W1C 1DH #twistmuseum #twistmuseumlondon #dayoutwiththekids #familydayout #familyfuntime

♬ Alibi (with Pabllo Vittar & Yseult) – Sevdaliza & Pabllo Vittar & Yseult

 

Twist Museum

 

Twist Museum London

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Launched in 2022 in Oxford Street, Twist Museum combines science and art to challenge our senses and how we experience the world around us.

 

The word TWIST is an acronym that stands for “The Way I See Things”.

 

Twist Museum is a real playground for the mind with immersive rooms, interactive experiences, and amazing optical illusions, encouraging visitors to want to learn more about how our brain interprets reality.

 

Do we always know which way is up and which way is down? Can we see colours where there is none? Can we tell if the water is hot or cold by just the sound of it being poured? Are we sensing the same as the person next to us?

 

What to Expect at Twist Museum

 

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There are fun human kaleidoscopes that require two people to look inside at the same time. When looking, you will see the other person being part of the kaleidoscope.

 

There are infinity cubes that, upon seeing inside them, seem like stretching to the infinity to all direction.

 

There is a 500 year old painting from the 16th century with a hidden object that can only be seen from a certain angle.

 

Optical Illusion Room - Twist Museum London

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There is a distorted room in which you feel like you were in a video game.

 

In another room, you seem like a giant or shrink to very small depending on which corner you’re standing.

 

Another room will instantly make you feel dizzy as soon as you step in by seemingly no reason.

 

Fun Optical Illusion at Twist Museum London

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There are also audio illusions, an immersive room that projects intricate patterns by sensing you moving, a scanning room where you can create your own 3D hologram version and download it, and so much more!

 

Hologram at Twist Museum London

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To maximise your experience, make sure you take time to learn and understand how each of the illusion works.

 

Developed with Artists and Scientists

 

Rainbow Corridor at Twist Museum London

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Twist Museum is more than just a museum of fun optical illusions.

 

The museum has been developed in collaboration with artists, mathematicians, neuroscientists, psychologists, and philosophers.

 

The museum is working with Professor Fiona Macpherson at the University of Glasgow where she is Director of the Centre of the Study of Perceptual Experience. She is a member of Academia Europaea and was elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 2017.

 

Infinity Corridor at Twist Museum London

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Twist Museum has also worked with Dr. Kōkichi Sugihara, a Japanese mathematician and artist, who is known as a ‘master of illusion’. He is a professor at Meiji University and has won Best Illusion of the Year on multiply occasions.

 

Matt Elson’s awe-inspiring immersive creations have been exhibited at events, such as Google Lobby, Burning Man to Sotheby’s and Las Vegas’ Area 15.

 

Professor Nicholas Wade is a British psychologist and academic who is specialised in the complexities of human vision and perception. He is studying how we understand space and motion and exploring the history of visual science.

 

3D Mural at Twist Museum London

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Odeith is a Portuguese self-taught street artist known for his unique 3D technique that makes his murals seem protruding, floating or emerging from the walls.

 

See the full list of the artists and scientists Twist Museum has partnered with here.

 

New Exhibit for Christmas

 

Colour Flip Room at Twist Museum London

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A brand new exhibit opened for Christmas!

 

‘Colour Flip Room’ will really twist your senses. You will step into a black-and-white room, but if you look at the mirrors you are transported into the most colourful cartoon-like universe. How is that possible? Visit Twist Museum to find out.

 

Practical Info

 

Twist Museum - Optical Illusion

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Address

Twist Museum | 248 Oxford St, London W1C 1DH

 

Tickets

Tickets are available on Twist Museum’s official website.

 

You can pre-book a time slot or buy a ‘Flexi-ticket’ that allows you to use your ticket any time on the day.

Tickets are also available at the door, however, it’s subject to availability and does not guarantee immediate entry.

 

How long does it take to complete my visit?

You can expect your visit to last between 45 and 60 minutes depending on how much time you spend to look, listen, think and experience.

 

Free lockers available

Free lockers are available for those who’d prefer to enjoy the museum without their bag and coat.

 

 

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? Battersea Power Station has partnered with stop motion animation studio, Aardman, behind the beloved Wallace & Gromit animation film and created a larger-than-life free Christmas light show projected on the river-facing side of the power station.

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