London is a vibrant city with loads to do and to see. I doubt that I’ll ever get to see everything that there is to see in London in my lifetime. We explored another part of London we knew existed but for some strange reason never too the time to go there and experience it for ourselves. That inspired this section on www.stooly.com

Folks, we write about things we have experienced of have heard about from friends of work colleagues, that is why it is so important for you to tell us what we should research about and we will gladly do it. People’s tastes differ and it is actually good to explore a bit of everything, who knows, you might be missing out on something good. Stick around as this page grows and grows.

The Science Museum
You would need to take one day out of your busy schedule or travel itinerary to visit the Science Museum in London located in South Kensington. The only money you will spend at the Science Museum is for the tube ride there or taking the bus. The Science Museum is quite well connected on the bus route so it won’t be necessary for you to take a tube to South Kensington.

The Science Museum does not charge an entrance fee and they will ask to see inside your bag or backpack if you brought it with for safety reasons. You can take your own snacks and drinks but you can also buy from their café’s inside the Science Museum. I must warn you though, if you did not intend on spending money by going to Science Museum, then take a packed lunch or pop into Tesco or Sainsbury as they have a lot of packed sandwiches to buy for much cheaper. There is a picnic area on the floors above and the café is located on the ground floor.

The Science Museum has five floors to explore, anything from simple mechanics to the history of medicine. There are a few interactive experiments to have fun with to keep you entertained. There is really something for everyone to see and to explore. Weekends are quite busy with families taking their children but it makes the atmosphere inside the Science Museum so much better. Should you want to explore the IMAX, which by the way is a must once in your life then watch a 3D show on the ground floor at the very back.