Enjoy the Ice Rink at National History Museum in London


If you are a newcomer to the beautiful city of London, you would definitely love to skate in the beautiful atmosphere of the Natural History Museum’s open-air ice rink. Situated just in front of the iconic South Kensington museum, there is ample space for ice skaters and the spectacular rink is surrounded by thousands of glowing lights and you will see a glittering 30ft (9m) Christmas tree.
Thanks to the beautiful and enchanting backdrop of Alfred Waterhouse’s buildings. However in this year 2018, the rink will provide festive fun with some of the options like serving luxurious hot chocolates, an indoor Café Bar and viewing balcony.

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The cafe bar that opens daily offers tasty meals, snacks and refreshments. Apart from that there is also a huge range of hot drinks, wines, beers and soft drinks.

Event Details:
Address: Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD
Opening hours: Daily 10am-5.50pm (last admission 5.30pm)
Last Date of Event: 7th January 2018

 

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