• The British Museum - The Museum is the largest ethnographic Museum in the world - culture is its theme. It represents not only British culture but it is a collection of World cultures such as the Egyptian, Assyrian, Mesopotamian, Greek, Roman, Pacific Ocean, the Americas and Eastern Cultures etc. This British Museum tour is ideal for a personalised perspective on the collections. Everything is huge here, like the recently refurbished hall called the Great Court. The Museum owns over 9 million objects, of which 2 million are on display. You may not see them all!!! Some of the most important - starting from the very beginning - is the

one million and six hundred thousand year old Hand Ax from Africa; to some of the rarest and best kept

Egyptian statues;

the Rosetta Stone;

the Egyptian Mummies;

the Assyrian Palace’s Freezes with details of their battles quoted in the Bible, and among them

the Lion Hunt; also inluded is

the Mesopotamian 2000 B.C. Standard of Ur - from the small but powerful Mesopotamian town where Abraham was born and lived in those years; to

the Parthenon Sculptures, as well as Roman sculptures like

the Portland Vase; Caesar’s and Augustus’s Iate I century BC busts and

the Anglo Saxon Hoards recently discovered found buried in Britain after the Roman Conquest etc. from 400 AD.

• Private tour
• Professional art historian guide

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

The Museum showcases not just artifacts of British origin, but also hosts a diverse collection from worldwide cultures including Egyptian, Assyrian, Mesopotamian, Greek, Roman, Pacific Ocean, the Americas and Eastern Cultures, among others. The museum’s enormity is manifested in areas such as the recently revamped Great Court. Possessing more than 9 million objects, with 2 million exhibited, it’s impossible to see them all! Among the most paramount artifacts are the Hand Ax from Africa, aged at 1.6 million years; an array of rare Egyptian statues, the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian Mummies, and detailed Assyrian Palace’s Freezes depicting battles mentioned in the Bible. Also featured is the Mesopotamian 2000 BC Standard of Ur - originating from the influential town where Abraham was born, the Parthenon Sculptures as well as Roman sculptures such as the Portland Vase, busts of Caesar and Augustus from the late 1st century BC, and recently excavated Anglo Saxon Hoards.

• A maximum of 8 people per booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.