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December 2018
Globetrotter
By: Max Edwards
Dr. Daniel S. Brandwein, D.P.M.
Diplomate American Board of Podiatric Surgery
Fellow American College of Foot & Ankle Surgery
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Dinosaurs in London
“Globetrotter” confesses to being an avid
museum-goer, often planning a trip around a collec-
tion. For travelers, museums offer a glimpse of a
culture’s values, of what is deemed worthy of study
and preservation. A museum visit anchors travel
memories which, in time, tend to blur.
London, with more than 170 museums, has sev-
eral not to be missed:
1) The British Museum (Parthenon Sculptures,
the Rosetta Stone)
2) The National Gallery (works by da Vinci,
Michelangelo, Rembrandt, van Gogh, Picasso)
3)
The Natural History Museum (80 million
specimens, and the foremost of its kind in the world)
4) Imperial War Museum (a perspective of war,
with models of warcraft)
5) Victoria & Albert Museum (displays of decora-
tive art, design, textiles, fashion)
6) The Tate Modern (modern and contemporary
art, with innovative special exhibits)
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Sightseeing in London, amidst grand buildings
echoing an illustrious history, can be fatiguing. A
museum visit offers an antidote to big-city bustle—a
chance for reflection, and for the calming distraction
of intellectual focus.
For curious children, and for adults open to dis-
covery, the Natural History Museum is peerless.
Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5:50 p.m., except on
December 24 – 26, admission is free (except for spe-
cial exhibits). Access in South Kensington is easy,
via the Underground or by bus.
Enter from
Cromwell Road (the main), or from Exhibition Road,
or Queen’s Gate. The current red brick building,
dating from 1881, is staffed by some 850 employees.
The Museum, the pre-eminent center of natural
history research in the world, holds 36 galleries
organized within five disciplines, and identified by
colored “zones:” Botany, Entomology, Mineralogy,
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