London Women in Natural History Tour

Discover the inspiring stories of remarkable women in the natural sciences on an engaging guided tour of London's celebrated Natural History Museum. This 2-hour experience invites participants to delve into the significant contributions of pioneering women such as Mary Anning, Britain's first fossil hunter, and the esteemed primatologist Jane Goodall. Uncover their journeys and the profound impact they had on our understanding of the natural world, from historical breakthroughs to contemporary achievements.

The adventure begins at the iconic Red Telephone Box on Exhibition Road, conveniently located opposite the museum's side entrance. An expert guide will lead the way through the museum’s extensive collection, pointing out significant artifacts and stories related to women who shaped science. Participants can expect a rich narrative that not only enlightens but also celebrates the often-overlooked roles of women in natural history. With pre-booked tickets included for entry, this tour ensures a seamless experience filled with captivating insights.

This unique journey through the museum makes for an exceptional gift, perfect for anyone passionate about science, history, or the incredible contributions of women. Treat a friend or family member to an experience that will leave them inspired and informed, while exploring the wonders of the natural world alongside powerful female figures who have paved the way for future generations.