Most of the museums in London are free (including the museum of London).
Museums should offer free admission to promote accessibility and inclusivity, allowing individuals from diverse backgrounds to experience art, history, and culture without financial barriers. This approach can foster a greater appreciation for the arts and encourage lifelong learning among visitors. Additionally, free admission can boost attendance, leading to increased community engagement and support for the museum’s mission and programs. Overall, making museums accessible to all can enrich society as a whole.
Get a job, and pay your own way.
The National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery on Trafalgar Square in London has a few famous paintings. There's also the Tate Britain and the Tate Modern. All of these museums are free to enter.
Yes, definitely. There was the Jews Free School in London England , probably on the east side.
No, sorry!
It depends what you mean by "protection". Visitors are entitled to the normal protection of the law. Unlike many/most other countries, they are also entitled to free emergency health care.
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It does depend what you enjoy; the London Eye is quite a good start as you get a overview of the city. There are bus tours of the city which will give a feel of the history. The museums are excellent - world class and mostly free! London Zoo is often called the best zoo in the world. Have fun!
There are various websites that will have basic information but they all charge a fee.
Some free museums to visit in Washington DC include the Smithsonian museums such as the National Museum of American History, National Air and Space Museum, and National Gallery of Art.
All of the Smithsonian Museums are free.