We recently visited the Museum of Natural History in Oxford. The museum is just fantastic and FREE to visit! If you find this blog post helpful make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. What can you see at The Museum of Natural History in Oxford? The Museum of Natural History is set in a stunning Victorian building which is home to seven million specimens. If you or your child is interested in history, dinosaurs, palaeontology, animals, insects, minerals, crystals and architecture you will love it here! The Natural History Musuem is split over two floors…
During a family visit to Newbury we decided to go and have a look around West Berkshire Museum which is free to visit. It was a lovely museum to explore which is a short walk from Newbury Wharf and the Kennet and Avon Canal. What’s at the Museum? The museum is split over two floors, on the ground floor you will find a cafe and gift shop plus the welcome desk. You then follow the museum along the ground floor where you will find a permanent exhibition which tells you all about the story of West Berkshire past to present. From…
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