British Museum
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The British Museum is among the world's oldest, richest museums—a grand hall free to the public, holding treasures from across the world and thousands of years of civilization, a temple of human culture for every London visitor. Founded in the 18th century as the world's first national public museum, its collection is vast—millions of objects from all continents and ancient civilizations. Famous highlights: the Rosetta Stone (unlocking Egyptian hieroglyphs), Egyptian mummies and pharaonic artifacts, the Parthenon sculptures, Assyrian reliefs, and treasures from Mesopotamia, Persia, China, Africa and the Americas. Its Great Court, under a glass dome, is stunning. (Note: some items' origins are internationally discussed.) Walking this treasury of human civilization is an astonishing journey—and free. Exploring the British Museum's treasures is a top London sight.
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