Well, I was able to use Citymapper and Google Maps to figure out how to get the 38 bus from my hotel to British Museum It was very simple and I felt like it was a real achievement
The 38 bus is one of those buses that works very well as a sort of tourist bus. The route to the British Museum was interesting and pretty
I loved The British Museum.
In a brochure, it is described as “a museum of the world, for the world”
There is so much to see that I am not certain of what all I saw and what I missed. I know that I saw a lot but I am aware that I also missed a lot
I would suggest a minimum of two hours but that is the barest minimum. Really you should allow at least four hours minimum and still it will not be enough.
The line to get in was not a problem. We were there two hours early but my ticket time was not checked. And because of my mobility issues, I was waved over to an easier and faster line.
The museum became very crowded very soon, it may have had something to do with the Bayeux Tapestry as well as school break. Lots of school children on field trips
We had nice weather today and that helped. It was cold but comfortable cold. It was dry. There was some sun and no wind.
But it appears that tomorrow will be a different story. We may or will be affected by Storm Austen and prediction says 100% rain. There are other dire warnings and it may be that way for the rest of my vacation.
My friend and I are going to try to get over to Royalty Arts Gallery tomorrow. We passed it on the 38 bus to British Museum and it piqued my attention. Looked so beautiful as well as interesting.
Liking the Premier Inn more than I did my first day but I think it has to do with improved weather.