Oxford University Museum of Natural History

The Oxford University Museum of Natural History houses the university's extensive collection of natural history specimens, including a famous T. rex skeleton and the Oxford Dodo. It's a must-visit for families with kids who love dinosaurs, rocks, and animals. Highlights: Giant dinosaur skeletons, interactive exhibits like the 'Living Roof' and touch tables, and a glass-roofed Victorian courtyard. Ages: Suitable for all ages, with hands-on activities for toddlers (e.g., dressing up) and more detailed exhibits for older children and adults. Facilities: Free entry, baby-changing facilities, a small shop, and a cafe. The museum is wheelchair accessible. Practical tips: Allow 1-2 hours. It can get busy on weekends; arrive early. The museum is in central Oxford, close to other family attractions like the Pitt Rivers Museum.