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The British Museum is one of London's most representative cultural landmarks. The museum building itself is also spectacular, with a spacious atrium glass dome with classical stone column design, which makes people feel a strong historical atmosphere as soon as they enter. The most attractive thing is that there is no ticket required, and several exhibition halls can be visited for free, suitable for hipsters, parents and travel lovers to slowly discover. Please note that entry is currently required online in advance.

Recommended tour routes:
The first stop is recommended to enter from the main entrance of the British Museum. After passing the magnificent lobby, it is recommended to go directly to the Ancient Egypt Pavilion. Then proceed to the Greek Pavilion to admire the marble statues of the famous Parthenon. Next stop is the Asia Pavilion, where you can see Chinese blue and white porcelain, terracotta warriors and Japanese samurai armor. To take a break you can go to the reading room to feel the British library atmosphere, some areas are not open but there are seats near the lobby.

Must-play items & photo spots:
1. Rosetta Stone in ancient Egypt - a world-famous object that must be photographed
2. Mummy collection—super curious, real testimony
3. Reading Hall Grand Atrium – Feel the magnificent architectural beauty under the glass canopy
4. Parthenon statue – a must-have Greek style for taking pictures
5. Asia Pavilion Chinese Terracotta Warriors and Horses, Blue and White Porcelain - Feel the atmosphere of oriental art

Practical tips:
1. Be sure to book your entry time online in advance. The booking process is simple and free.
2. The museum is huge, remember to bring water and reserve at least half a day to wander around
3. The exhibition is divided by area, it is recommended to find their most want to see the exhibition hall map, you can go to the official website Download. Also a guided tour machine is available on site for £7. The monolingual tour package in the official tour app is about £6, and it is recommended to search for information online to avoid paying unnecessary fees
4. After making an appointment to enter, remember to arrive on time, strict security on site, ten minutes early is safest
5. There is free WiFi in the museum, checking the collection information is super convenient
6. Many exhibits can be viewed up close
7. Take the kids out, there are parent-child activities and treasure hunts in the pavilion

Notes:
- Closed from December 24 to 26 each year, do not arrange to go during the Christmas holidays
- Opening hours: January 1-December 23 each year, 10:00-17:00 (last entry 16:45), Monday to Thursday and Saturday;
- Address: Great Russell St, London WC1B 3DG UK
- There is no luggage storage service on site, but there is a small handbag Locker

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