Hunterian Museum
The Hunterian Museum in London houses an extensive collection of anatomical, pathological, and zoological specimens, amassed by 18th-century surgeon John Hunter.

📜 Museum of anatomical specimens, located in the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
🔍 Features John Hunter's vast collection, Evelyn Tables, and surgical instruments.

Why Go

🔬 Explore the art and science of surgery from ancient times to present day
💀 See unique anatomical and pathological specimens including Charles Byrne's skeleton (formerly on display)
🧠 View half of Charles Babbage's brain
🆓 Free entry, booking recommended

Why Avoid

🚫 Large bags not allowed, free lockers provided
📸 No flash photography, respect human remains

Tips

🗓️ Check website for specific Christmas closure dates
🚶 Nearest Underground station is Holborn
🎟️ Pre-book tickets online to avoid queues

Cost

💰 Free entry, some special events may have a fee.

Hours

🕒 Tuesday to Saturday: 10am–5pm. Closed Sunday and Monday.

Last updated 9 days ago

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