The Victoria and Albert Museum of Childhood in London, the Great Britain 2 258
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The Victoria and Albert Museum of Childhood is divided in the Moving Toys Gallery, the Creativity Gallery, the Childhood Galleries and the Front Room Gallery, in each of them visitors can learn something about childhood and find toys, clothes and furniture for children from different countries and epochs. Activities and workshops for children from 3 up to 12 are held at the museum daily. Kids under 5 can get a Montessory Family Pack with a map, tasks, storybook and toys at the Information desk.
The admission is free.
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Free Museums of London for Children: Free Things To Do with Kids in the Capital of UK
In London, families with children can: try working at the port, hold a 13-kilogram bar of gold in hand, see a skeleton of a diplodocus and a 30-meter whale, pay a visit to a an Anglo-Saxon tribe, fly a Typhoon jet plane, feel the jolts of an earthquake on a simulators, travel back in time, and find a whole lot more things to do in museums, absolutely for free.
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