Free things to do in London
Hello everyone,
We hope your new year is off to an amazing start!
Navigating a student budget in London can be a real puzzle, especially when it comes to finding affordable entertainment. Ranked No. 1 in the world in the 2022 QS Best Student Cities list, it’s no wonder that thousands of students from across the globe choose to study in London.
We've been flooded with messages about discovering the best free activities in the city. So, here's a curated list of events that won't cost you a penny, proving that London has no shortage of attractions for the budget-savvy student!
Our mission is to keep you in the loop with diverse activities, and in this edition, we're shining a spotlight on Museums.
Museums
Living in London means having a treasure trove of museums and galleries at your fingertips, offering a rich cultural experience without breaking the bank.
Victoria & Albert Museum: Located in South Kensington, it's a haven for remarkable sculptures, ceramics, mosaics, exquisite outfits, and beautiful jewellery. While entry is free, keep an eye out for extraordinary exhibitions – a treat for yourself every now and then.
Natural History Museum: Dive into the wonders of the natural world! From mammals, insects, and birds to exhibits on flora, fauna, and dinosaurs, the journey starts with a jaw-dropping entrance on Exhibition Road, leading up an escalator to an exhibit on the beginnings of the universe.
Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology: For a unique and intimate museum experience, the Petrie Museum is a hidden gem. London's only museum dedicated solely to Egyptian and Sudanese archaeology, it features diverse artefacts, from ancient tweezers to mummy coffins. Don't miss the Tarkhan Dress, dating back to 3050 BC, the world's oldest Egyptian garment on display.
British Museum: A perennial favourite, it houses thousands of artefacts from around the world. From ancient Egyptian to Roman and Greek artefacts, not to mention the iconic Reading Room and the stunning glass roof over the Great Court, each section is a day's adventure waiting to happen.
Stay tuned for more updates on free and exciting activities in London! Your student adventure just got more captivating without breaking the bank.
Let's make this year the most unforgettable one yet! 🎉✨
All the best,
Ros
We hope your new year is off to an amazing start!
Navigating a student budget in London can be a real puzzle, especially when it comes to finding affordable entertainment. Ranked No. 1 in the world in the 2022 QS Best Student Cities list, it’s no wonder that thousands of students from across the globe choose to study in London.
We've been flooded with messages about discovering the best free activities in the city. So, here's a curated list of events that won't cost you a penny, proving that London has no shortage of attractions for the budget-savvy student!
Our mission is to keep you in the loop with diverse activities, and in this edition, we're shining a spotlight on Museums.
Museums
Living in London means having a treasure trove of museums and galleries at your fingertips, offering a rich cultural experience without breaking the bank.
Victoria & Albert Museum: Located in South Kensington, it's a haven for remarkable sculptures, ceramics, mosaics, exquisite outfits, and beautiful jewellery. While entry is free, keep an eye out for extraordinary exhibitions – a treat for yourself every now and then.
Natural History Museum: Dive into the wonders of the natural world! From mammals, insects, and birds to exhibits on flora, fauna, and dinosaurs, the journey starts with a jaw-dropping entrance on Exhibition Road, leading up an escalator to an exhibit on the beginnings of the universe.
Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology: For a unique and intimate museum experience, the Petrie Museum is a hidden gem. London's only museum dedicated solely to Egyptian and Sudanese archaeology, it features diverse artefacts, from ancient tweezers to mummy coffins. Don't miss the Tarkhan Dress, dating back to 3050 BC, the world's oldest Egyptian garment on display.
British Museum: A perennial favourite, it houses thousands of artefacts from around the world. From ancient Egyptian to Roman and Greek artefacts, not to mention the iconic Reading Room and the stunning glass roof over the Great Court, each section is a day's adventure waiting to happen.
Stay tuned for more updates on free and exciting activities in London! Your student adventure just got more captivating without breaking the bank.
Let's make this year the most unforgettable one yet! 🎉✨
All the best,
Ros
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