London’s major museums are free, which means you can guiltlessly spend four hours staring at one Egyptian mummy. The British Museum is chaos—you’ll see the Rosetta Stone surrounded by tourists taking selfies, while a bored security guard judges your footwear. Skip the queue and head straight to the Enlightenment Gallery for shelves of weird old medical equipment. It’s like a horror comedy from 1750.
For something weirder, hit the Sir John Soane’s Museum. It’s a tiny house stuffed with sarcophagi, paintings, and a fake monk’s cell. The rain will make the old creaky floors even spookier. Expect to bump into a mannequin of a dead architect. He won’t say hi, but he will judge your rain jacket.
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