UK’s best free attractions
Science Museum
Museum of Liverpool
Science and Industry Museum
Durham Cathedral
Bodleian Library
Windsor Great Park
Sherwood Pines
Glasgow Cathedral
Ulster Museum
Kirkstall Abbey
London’s Science Museum grabbed first place on the list and was the UK’s most searched for free attraction.
A tourist ‘Jonathon Quinton’ wrote on Tripadvisor: “Love the Science Museum, fantastic history of science including a history of some of our beliefs before we knew better.”
‘Fabio D’ said: “The best museum I’ve ever been to! Every time I go to London, I go to the Science Museum and take my friends with me.”
Opened in 1909, the museum is just a short walk from other free attractions such as the V&A and the Natural History Museum.
Currently, tourists can learn more about the race for a Covid vaccine or track the history of flight in special museum exhibitions.
The National Museum of Liverpool grabbed second place on the list and could be a great additional stop for fans visiting the city for Eurovision.
The waterfront museum explores Liverpool’s diverse history, including its impressive roster of famous musicians and entertainers.
A tourist ‘John W’ wrote on Tripadvisor: “A great insight into the history and culture of the great city of Liverpool.
Source Daily Express
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