The British Museum

Our teacher Diana is superb! She knows the British Museum exhibits well, not only professional, but also very vivid and interesting. She can put the historical story three-dimensionally in a relaxed and humorous language. Thought it would be a serious visit, her explanation was full of surprises and fun, and even the most ordinary exhibits were given different value. Especially some of the cold stories she shared really opened our eyes. If someone is visiting the British Museum, we would definitely recommend Teacher Diana! Her guide will be more different

Maybe because it is a weekend, there are many people queuing to visit, it is best to arrive half an hour in advance! We were in front of the queue, and we entered the venue soon after the door was opened. Although there was an appointment, it didn't seem to be much. No one asked! I heard that there is a back door, and I went to the field to investigate it. It seems that there are many people! Backpacks need to be opened for inspection, you can go to the hall for paid storage, the number of pieces and weight, free under 16 years old! We put a few backpack things together and made up 8 kilograms, never waste the quota [laughing R]

Please look for Diana! People are kind! Hahaha very caring old Beijing sister, the explanation is very detailed and vivid, and there is a lot of interaction! People are very responsible! And very patient! I have learned a lot of stories behind cultural relics.

If you only go to the museum once in your life, it must be the British Museum, more than 8 million pieces in the collection, the sum of the Palace Winter Palace Louvre and the New York Metropolis, and the floor of the hall is engraved with Tennyson's verse: May you wander the ocean of knowledge until the millennium...

The British museum has a collection of rich history of the world with artefacts from India, China, Africa, Middle-East, North America. The Indian and the African sections are the best showing the cultural heritage of the regions

Very pleasantly surprised on June 1 Children's Day! I encountered force majeure, and the group of more than 20 people finally became a group of 3 people in our family. I was especially worried that because there were few people, I didn't tell it, but the tour group explained it as scheduled. Diana spoke very carefully. She had been interacting with the children and teaching. New insights into the entire British Museum. Very smooth, the China Pavilion will be closed in a few days, and it is time to come. Anyway, everything is fine ～ recommended. In addition, the travel agency is still very responsible. I told it the day before. I originally navigated the back door because I saw the notification in the group. There was no detour. I called the QR code before leaving. Silk slides into the tour

I visited the British Museum today and I am honored to hear the wonderful explanation of the commentator Chen Fan. Her professionalism and enthusiasm have deeply touched me. Throughout the visit, the narrator not only explained the historical background and cultural significance of the exhibits in depth, but also interacted with us vividly and answered our questions. Her knowledge gave me a deeper understanding of many exhibits, especially when explaining ancient Egyptian artifacts, and her meticulous description made me feel like I was back in that period of history. Moreover, the enthusiasm and patience of the narrator made our visit more enjoyable. Her sense of humor and affinity have made the atmosphere of the whole team relaxed and enjoyable, adding a lot of fun. Thank you for providing us with such a good interpreter, her professional performance is worthy of praise and recognition. I hope there will be more such experiences in the future!

Today, I took my children to the British Museum. Diana's interpreter explained it for more than 3 hours. The explanation was vivid and interesting. The ramparts came and gained a lot of knowledge. After returning, I still have a endless aftertaste. I am very curious. I don't know if the British education is that the things in the British Museum are looted or not. Of course, for the artifacts, I think preservation is more important than belonging.