Key artists and exhibits
Highlights of a trip to The Natural History Museum include: ; *The Darwin Centre (Phase One), where you can take a behind-the-scenes tour for the first time to see some of the 22 million zoology specimens on display and meet the scientists working with the collections. A packed programme of tours and talks with scientists about their work gives visitors the chance to engage with the natural world in a more informed way. ; *The Dinosaurs exhibition, with its animatronic displays and real dinosaur skeletons. ; *Entering the Earth Galleries through a giant suspended globe and a visit to our permanent exhibits on the origin of the universe and the restless earth - including the human experience of earthquakes and volcanoes. ; *Investigate - a hands-on education centre where visitors can be scientists and examine hundreds of specimens. ; *Permanent exhibits devoted to mammals, creepy crawlies, human biology, ecology and much more. ; *A regular and changing programme of special science, art and photography exhibitions on all aspects of the natural world.