How To Find different museums to visit in London

We all know of the big and famous museums of London, like The Science Museum, or The Natural History Museum. But have you ever visited any of the smaller, more unique museums that London has to offer? These museums usually charge people an entrance fee, but that’s because they don’t get as much funding or donations as the larger museums get. And because they have been closed for most of the past 18 months, they are somewhat struggling for money. So supporting these small museums is more important than ever. Next time you go to London, pop to a smaller museum. You might be surprised by what you find. Here are a handful of museums that you and your family might like. 

The best part of the museum is the collection of awesome pumping engines. They demonstrate the major development in steam engine technology. There is also London only passenger-carrying steam railway, on its tiny 2-foot gauge railway. The site is also home to the waterworks that were built by the Victorians to supply London with fresh water. You will find the London Museum Of Water And Steam in Green Dragon Lane. Brentford.

Tickets: £17.00 for an annual pass, children go free.
Nearest Bus Stop: Kew Bridge
Nearest Train Station: Kew Bridge

The Petrie Museum