Latest reviews for Arts & Culture in St Luke's, London, United Kingdom

Natural History Museum - by cbp

cbp — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 09:42:00 +0000

Review by cbp

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7942 5000

Website: http://www.nhm.ac.uk

Tags: museum, dinosaurs, photography

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Victoria & Albert Museum - Victoria and Albert by watermelon90

watermelon90 — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 01:03:50 +0000

Review by watermelon90

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7942 2000

Website: http://www.vam.ac.uk

Tags: art, museum

The victoria and albert museum is another, of our fine museums and houses vast collections from all over the world, including ceramics, fashion, photographs, sculpture, textiles and paintings and much much more.
At the moment you can see the fashion verses sport exhibition and the story of the singing group, the supremes exhibition shows the outfits they wore. There is free entrance to the through the looking glass tunnel and a japanese calligraphy exhibition also with free entrance. You can eat on site either by taking your own packed lunch as we did, or in the onsite facilities. So much to see it is hard to pick a favorite, a quality museum.The victoria and albert museum is another, of our fine museums and houses vast collections from all over the world, including ceramics, fashion, photographs, sculpture, textiles and paintings and much much more.
At the moment you can see the fashion verses sport exhibition and the story of the singing group, the supremes exhibition shows the outfits they wore. There is free entrance to the through the looking glass tunnel and a japanese calligraphy exhibition also with free entrance. You can eat on site either by taking your own packed lunch as we did, or in the onsite facilities. So much to see it is hard to pick a favorite, a quality museum.

The Science Museum - Good by watermelon90

watermelon90 — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 00:51:57 +0000

Review by watermelon90

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 0870 870 4868

Website: http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk

Tags: gift shop, guided tours

The science museum is another of londons must see places. The entrance is free to all and it is open from 10am till 6pm most days.
You can find out about space travel and satellites and learn about our solar system.
The engine hall has a great collection of machines on display, some moving. So many things are here for you to see and do, it really will take the most part of a whole day to see all you want to. So make sure you wear comfy shoes and plan what to do for lunch. There is a cafe here but it is pricey and you could get something much better, or take something with you. They allow eating in the picnic area.
The museum shop has lots of gifts on show and catches most people for the odd item or two.The science museum is another of londons must see places. The entrance is free to all and it is open from 10am till 6pm most days.
You can find out about space travel and satellites and learn about our solar system.
The engine hall has a great collection of machines on display, some moving. So many things are here for you to see and do, it really will take the most part of a whole day to see all you want to. So make sure you wear comfy shoes and plan what to do for lunch. There is a cafe here but it is pricey and you could get something much better, or take something with you. They allow eating in the picnic area.
The museum shop has lots of gifts on show and catches most people for the odd item or two.

Dana Centre - dana centre by gilka

gilka — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 17:40:46 +0000

Review by gilka

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 7942 4040

Website: http://www.danacentre.org.uk

Tags: cultured

I like this place in general but you need to know when to go.
The best stuff I have seen there was a beatbox performance with a twist:they attached an ultrasound machine while the person was making beats and you could see his tongue on the ultrasound. Amazing!

I think Dana centre is on the edge of making science overly popular and not going deep enough. Last week I was there to see some groups discussion about extending human life, futuristic medical plasters, robots who can feed themselves and more. We had about 20 minutes to be in each group and by the time you got engaged in the conversation it was already time to move. A bit frustrating.

The staff were all wearing these wireless speakers which made them look like
star trek the newest generation and also I think some of them are chosen to look 'astro'
to fit with the place...

I am happy it exists but will take it in small portions.I like this place in general but you need to know when to go.
The best stuff I have seen there was a beatbox performance with a twist:they attached an ultrasound machine while the person was making beats and you could see his tongue on the ultrasound. Amazing!

I think Dana centre is on the edge of making science overly popular and not going deep enough. Last week I was there to see some groups discussion about extending human life, futuristic medical plasters, robots who can feed themselves and more. We had about 20 minutes to be in each group and by the time you got engaged in the conversation it was already time to move. A bit frustrating.

The staff were all wearing these wireless speakers which made them look like
star trek the newest generation and also I think some of them are chosen to look 'astro'
to fit with the place...

I am happy it exists but will take it in small portions.