A Day at the British Museum – Highlights Itinerary Rosetta Stone is a must!

Morning: • Arrive early (opening time: 10 AM) to avoid crowds. • Start at the Rosetta Stone (Room 4) – the key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs. • Explore the Ancient Egypt collection (Rooms 62 & 63) – mummies, statues, and treasures. • Visit the Assyrian Lion Hunt Reliefs (Room 10) – stunning depictions of royal hunts. Mid-Morning: • Head to the Parthenon Marbles (Room 18) – sculptures from the Acropolis of Athens. • Explore the Ancient Mesopotamia section (Rooms 6-10) – see the famous Standard of Ur. • Visit the Aztec Double-Headed Serpent (Room 27) – a striking turquoise mosaic. Lunch: • Take a break at the Great Court Café inside the museum or nearby The Life Goddess for Mediterranean cuisine. Afternoon: • Explore the Lewis Chessmen (Room 40) – Viking-era chess pieces with incredible detail. • Check out the Japanese Samurai Armour (Room 93) and the Chinese Ming Dynasty treasures (Room 33). • End with the Enlightenment Gallery (Room 1) – a beautiful 18th-century-style library showcasing the Age of Enlightenment’s greatest discoveries. Evening: • Browse the museum gift shop for unique souvenirs. • If time allows, visit Russell Square Gardens nearby for a relaxing walk before dinner in Bloomsbury. This itinerary covers the museum’s must-sees while allowing time for a relaxed visit! #favouriteitinerary