Step inside London’s Natural History Museum on a private guided tour to see famous fossil skeletons, ancient artifacts, and lunar rocks. Discover the stories behind iconic exhibits guided by experts.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, no strenuous activity required
Wildlife
History
Established in 1881, the Natural History Museum was built to house vast scientific collections amassed by Sir Richard Owen and others.
Conservation
The museum actively promotes environmental education and hosts programs supporting biodiversity conservation worldwide.
The Great Weekender
Step inside London’s Natural History Museum on a private guided tour to see famous fossil skeletons, ancient artifacts, and lunar rocks. Discover the stories behind iconic exhibits guided by experts.
The Great Weekender is a guided-tour operator based in Glynneath, Wales, offering an extensive range of day hikes, city walks, food tastings and museum tours across the UK. Its catalogue includes 35 named experiences spanning outdoor adventures in the Brecon Beacons and Gower Peninsula, curated food and market tours in Brixton and Borough Market, iconic museum tours at the British Museum and the Natural History Museum, and culturally rich walking tours in London neighborhoods such as Camden, Notting Hill and Westminster.
Guides for The Great Weekender combine local knowledge and interpretive commentary; one Brecon Beacons itinerary notes guides with over a decade of local experience on waterfall and valley routes. Many experiences are public small-group tours and multiple listings indicate private or bespoke options for groups seeking exclusive departures.
Tour durations vary by product: full-day hikes such as the Brecon Beacons 4 Waterfalls and Three Cliffs Bay circular walk run for approximately eight to nine hours, while city and museum experiences often list 2.5-hour guided formats. The offering also includes speciality walks—historic pub tours, a Jack the Ripper walk, street art and rock-and-roll themed routes, and curated food tastings across London and Birmingham.
Booking and scheduling information is provided per experience. The Great Weekender presents itself as a practical choice for travelers and locals seeking guided outdoor and urban experiences originating from Glynneath and operating across key UK destinations. Customers can choose public or private formats and find durations, meeting points and inclusions listed on each tour page for booking.
Base Location
Glynneath, Wales
Gateway to South Wales attractions
Tours Offered
35 tours
Hikes, city walks, and food tours
Private Tours
14 private tours
Small-group and private bookings available
Guiding Experience
10+ years
Local guide expertise for outdoor trips
Select from 35 guided hikes, food tours and private experiences across the UK — check individual listings for details.
Book Tickets in Advance
The museum is popular; secure your guided tour spot ahead of time to avoid long waits.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
You’ll be on your feet moving through large galleries – comfortable footwear is a must.
Allow 2–3 Hours
Plan at least a couple of hours to fully appreciate key exhibits without rushing.
Bring a Reusable Water Bottle
Water fountains inside allow refills to stay hydrated during the tour.
Comfortable walking shoes
Necessary for navigating the museum's extensive galleries with ease.
Light daypack
Useful to carry essentials like water, snacks, and a camera.
Notebook or app for notes
Ideal for jotting down interesting facts shared during the tour.
Reusable water bottle
Helps you stay hydrated throughout your visit.