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Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Natural History Museum · London16 Oct - 14 Nov 2026
A dinosaur skeleton sculpture towers above a tree-lined street facing the Natural History Museum's Victorian Gothic building and clock tower.
OCT 202616FRI
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An adult and young child look delighted whilst examining plants and flowers up close in a greenhouse or botanical display.
Children and adults viewing a large marine mammal and smaller dolphin in an aquarium display superimposed over a grand historic building interior.

DATES

16 Oct - 14 Nov 2026

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Award-winning nature photography exhibition at the Natural History Museum, London.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year returns to the Natural History Museum, showcasing striking images of the natural world captured by photographers from around the globe. Visitors can explore powerful shots covering everything from tiny insects to vast landscapes, offering a close-up look at wildlife behaviour and environments that most people never get to see in person. The exhibition runs at the museum's South Kensington site alongside the museum's usual daily opening hours of 10:00 to 17:50. Tickets are on sale now, and it suits anyone with an interest in photography, nature or conservation, including families exploring the museum together.

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A dinosaur skeleton sculpture towers above a tree-lined street facing the Natural History Museum's Victorian Gothic building and clock tower.Natural History MuseumDinosaurs, a blue whale and rainy-day halls in South Kensington - free entry, book timed tickets.London · Free entry · booking required · gift shop · food on siteSee full listing →

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