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The cavernous British Museum houses an unparalleled collection of artefacts tracing the development of ancient civilisations from all over the world. It is London’s most popular museum, attracting well over 5 million visitors annually.
The strikingly modern Great Court, opened by the Queen in 2000, has the appearance of a huge, glass spider web. It provides a central focal point as you make your journey around the world’s civilisations.
Highlights of the tour include:
£255
Sir Hans Sloane, a famous physician and avid collector, bequeathed his huge collection of objects and specimens to the Nation in 1753. This formed the founding collection of the British Museum. We also have Sloane to thank for one of the world’s great discoveries; chocolate!
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Origin & history - Future passive participle of mīrō, Participle is which is to be wondered or marvelled at.
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