Tate Modern
Tate Modern is the British Museum, located in a
former power station on the banks of the Thames, holds
one of the world's largest collections of contemporary
art. Here are exhibited famous paintings by Matisse,
Picasso, Mark Rothko, Modigliani, Rodin and Andy
Warhol, Matthew Barney, Chris Ofili and Gerald
Ritchera. Particularly impressive is the Turbine Hall, which
is even higher inside than it looks from the outside, and the view of the city opens from the upper
gallery floor. There is obliged to visit for everyone, regardless of that, you come to London as a
tourist or live here permanently.
The Bank Museum
In this museum you will get acquainted with the
intriguing history of the British financial system. Here are
samples of all banknotes ever released by the Treasury.
The permanent exhibition tells about the history of the
bank.
London Transport Museum
London Transport Museum is located in a former flower
market. It’s a wonderful museum for children. The exhibition
includes models of the first London buses, trams and railway, as
well as a very interesting exposition dedicated to the London
Underground of the 1920s.
The Maritime Museum
The sea has always played an important role in the history of Great Britain. In the
National Maritime Museum you will get acquainted with
the history of the fleet of one of the greatest marine time
powers of the world. The museum exhibition is organized
thematically and includes three levels. The first tells about
the numerous attempts to mariners from the Vikings to
Franklin, the discoverer of the Northwest Passage. On the
second level there is a large art gallery dedicated to the
marine theme, called "The sea in the fine arts." The third
level is a great place for children: here are two excellent interactive halls.