Londres: El British Museum

The British Museum of London is one of the most important in archeology. It has millions of objects, among which Rossetta stone stands out. The entrance is free and has a large dome where a lot of light comes in. There was an exhibition by the painter Edward Munch, author of The Cry. Unfortunately, this picture was not there, it was in the Oslo Museum.
The amount of objects in the museum is so great, that you get overwhelmed, we went through the rooms giving a superficial look. But in front of the Rosetta stone we had a good time looking at it. At the end of the view we went through the store, where Èlia bought a cup, and Genís and I keychains with a small reproduction of the Rosetta stone.
We did this in the afternoon, in the morning we visited Trafalgar Square, the Chinese quarter, and the Soho, where Genís discovered the Lego store, where he was riding spaceships for a long time. By the way, in the evening I went to see the musical The Miserable while my family went to Victoria Park.