Moya Scott

We arrived around 10ish . A long line of people, however wen went in fairly quickly when it opened. We did not have a ticket as it was free to get in. But they do have sell tickets for different tours if the museum if you want to do that. The museum is massive, and there is so much to see. It would take a week to look at each section properly. There are 2/3 floors divided into different times of the world. They have covered everything from insects to dinosaurs to animals to fish and many more. It's a great place to spend a wet weather day with kids and people of all ages.

We stood outside for about half an hour before getting in. The museum wasn't what I expected. It was a house where Sherlock lived. We were not allowed to take any videos, only photos. The short rundown of the life of Sherlock was very interesting, told by the young lady, she was better than the young lad. Some really interesting reading, in the newspaper on Watsons desk, the letter to Sherlock written by children and info of the item used in his crimes. It's best to book tickets before, as you get in quicker. However, I didn't.