At the Natural History Museum in London you can take a journey to the centre of the earth on your way to the Earth Sciences exhibits. Travel up the escalator to learn more about geology, rocks and minerals, the oceans, fossils and natural disasters.
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The Eternal Traveller 
looking fab! (used to live right by there opposite the Science Museum).
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We had a great day there. I love the building.
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The Science Museum (and the Natural History museum next door) is a place I am very familiar with, having done many visits over the years. I love going up that escalator and into the Earth. Whoever thought of it was inspired.
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It’s very clever and it just makes you want to go up.
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Indeed it is fantastic in South Kensington with all the museums around. I used to live there and spend many days in the museums ans loved it! Great Picture!
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I would love to have the time to just do a little section of each museum and go back again and again.
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To see everything you really need weeks…. it is also a lovelye corner there as the buildings are beautiful!
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That’s really interesting! 🙂 A little hot maybe?
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Not really, although it looks hot. It was very effective!
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No sweating as you entered the center of the earth? I think I would have at least had a hot flash from all that color! 🙂
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