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A Lonely Planet Guide to the British Museum

Travel guide extract in Lonely Planet Guide about The British Museum from May 2007

Overall rating:
100 out of 100


Lonely Planet Guide   
Author:   Laetitia Clapton
Date posted:24.08.2007 13:11
Found by:Zmugzy, Liverpool


"Must See"-Factor
100 out of 100
Budget Friendliness
100 out of 100
Architecture
100 out of 100
Concept
100 out of 100
Exhibits
100 out of 100
Relevance
100 out of 100

The author affirms that this "free" museum is "London's most visited attraction". It is described as "the largest in the country" and "one of the oldest and finest in the world". Inside visitors will discover "vast Egyptian, Etruscan, Greek, Oriental and Roman galleries". There is also a reference to the Great Court: "one of the most impressive architectural spaces in the capital" with its "spectacular steel roof". Other "must-sees" are the Rosetta Stone, the Parthenon Sculptures and the "stunning" Oxus Treasure. "Multiple visits" will be required.
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