Museum of zoology

visited on a Friday afternoon ... sadly it was locked so just had a walk round the outside would love to have had a look inside :(

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I took my grandchildren to see this. We all really enjoyed it, there were lots of taxidermy and skeletons. I feel that clearer signage, labels or description would have made this more interesting for us. I know it is a university but when open to the general public not everyone is as knowledgeable so I feel we walked past a lot of displays without the full benefit. This could be more of a learning opportunity for many people. Whether displays, an audio tour, or information boards, leaflets etc. My grandchildren were asking questions I did not know the answers to Google helps! However they would go back, it is good for a couple of hours filling in time.

Fantastic museum free to visit, it may be smaller than your average museum, but there's a lot of fascinating creepy exhbits and specimens to see, very well laid out. There are toilets, just have to ask staff for a card for access in the university building. Visited at the weekend didn't have to wait to get in, and wasn't crowded. There was enough space between people to look at all the small details of the museum.

Amazing, an absolutely fantastic museum attached to University College London. I have passed this museum on several occasions but it has always been closed when I have tried to visit. I specifically set out to visit it on a day I knew it was open and was not disappointed. For people interested in nature and science, or just the bizarre, this is definitely the place for you. It is well taken care of and there are lots of things to discover.

I have visited quite a few tiles with my family. It is free to enter and has lots of animal specimens on display. A great place for children to learn more about biology and support their school education. The elephant skeleton in the center is is my daughters favorite.Depending on your interest in the subject, leave between 20 min and an hour to visit. It is located in the vestibule of this Reading University teaching building. Whilst at the museum we did use the toilet which is handy for young children.

Amazing animal museum, Me and my son had a great time spent here. So much information on the animals and insects etc. And was great to see them still-life even tho it was a tiny bit creepy lol x

Great place to spend some time with kids. Museum is located inside Reading University so you can do Mini picnic with family.

The Grant Museum is a hidden gem in London, displaying a fascinating collection of items on the study of zoology. We spent a couple hours there exploring the tightly packed cabinets. Saw some very unique specimens as well as variations of different creatures. Definitely worth a visit.

I thought this was a really interesting museum, chock full of things in jars- a great place to take a biologist! It is free to enter and contains three areas of interesting things to see.