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Alexia K. • November 18, 2017One of the best independent cinemas in the center, very good screens and comfortable seats
Bree • May 3, 2017The Cafe is massive and the dining rooms are extremely beautiful and photo-worthy! Gluten free items available as well.
9.3Museum •96 Euston Road (The British Library), London
Morgan D. • October 27, 2017Incredible collection of historical books & documents that will leave you speechless.
Jah R. • July 10, 2017A great experience. The room was challenging but immersive and great fun for a group.
Alex C. • December 20, 2018Absolutely love it!! Extensive collection of paintings from a multitude of different artists. Entrance is free ;)
Eline D. • July 30, 2014The Lion King Show was better than I ever could have imagine! Very Nostalgic. Nice costumes, phenomenal music. Great experience.
Simon W. • November 16, 2013Daylight Music on Saturdays is great - music, tea, cakes and free with a suggested donation of £3.50
9.4History Museum • ££££ •Great Russell St (btwn Montague & Bloomsbury St), London
Derrick L. • November 14, 2015Fantastic place to spend a day. So much on display and so much to learn. Can get pretty crowded thou.
Lisa D. • February 19, 2016Beautiful building, comfortable seats, full of cool furniture and fantastic performances!
Justin • January 18, 2015Wonderfully atmospheric space for concerts (great programme of events) or just relaxing
Oleg B. • October 30, 2017The ground floor bar offers a nice selection of eclectic (normal for North London) beers in a nice modern environment. Fantastic music space!
Maria Ines G. • January 22, 2015If you are on a budget but don't want to miss on a play on this fantastic theatre, ask about the standing option (5 pounds). The scenography is incredible. Nice to hang out before and after plays.
Graeme C. • October 12, 2010What an awesome cinema. Also great for corporate events - well set up with great AV all in place. Highly recommended
Elyse Y. • November 9, 2012Highly recommend for gathering with friend and family after seeing the art exhibition. Nice atmosphere and enough sofas to relax on.
Emily-jane • December 6, 2016Amazing interior, beautiful theatre! Saw the nutcracker, it was wonderful! Lovely champagne cocktails which we pre ordered for the interval.
Nin L. • May 17, 2016Invitingly welcoming & intimate local cinema - well stocked bar with a respectable gin selection. Wifi available.
Isa S. • July 19, 2016In my recent visit, I discovered the keepers house - an area with quiet bars and limited-access gardens. A lovely end to my visit.
Justin C. • October 21, 2009Head upstairs during the day - up there is a Cafe, food, couches, and outdoor seating for when the weather is nice
Thomas W. • June 4, 2013Impressive! Great museum, free entry. I had definitely too little time and will come back for sure!
Lee C. • July 12, 2013Great place - very varied and pleasing selection of filns, some amazing combo days and top quality projection too.
Lee H. • July 16, 2018free. if you love all things related to nature you will love this place. so much to see and do you can easily spend a minimum half day. the exhibits are brilliant, especially the Darwin section.
Alvaro R. • August 7, 2014Great theatre with really good and bold plays. Definitely one of my favourites in London
Geoff L. • July 1, 2011Best place to go after the game for japanese food is Koi, in kensington, palace gate. Recommend the dragon roll and foie gras duck tataki. Perfect (pic. chelsea flower show with Laurent Perrier
Franz V. • June 9, 2016A fantastic family-friendly museum with beautiful gardens and a great view outside. Another hidden gem in London.
Luke M. • August 19, 2015Very nice venue although the legroom can be cramped but a beautiful atmosphere. Order your interval drinks before the show starts 👌
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