Tours usually follow the gallery layout, section by section
stained glass thingies
random box which worth alot of money. :3
few of the pieces on my tour
it just leaves you awe-ing at the detail!
The guides will cover so much of the artefacts
Tours usually provide more insight to what you can read off the displays
in time for my guided tour!
Do remember to check the times when you are there!
the museum holds regular free guided tours few times daily
The lobby is centralised and lead to most galleries
The museum store by the lobby
you can't get enough granite and marble here
it's just so nice to look at...
but nothing beats the main grand entrance
one of the many entrances to the museum
marble everywhere! (atrium)
Marble
Mmm creepy... nice!
more glass which is stained!
Eye-plosion
Got helmet?
boy that looks comfy..
rawr! me angry fear me!
looks oriental
not to mention random musings
recreating accurate scene in the present
showcased are lifestyles of the past
the galleries are really nicely laid
the british and victorian displays in the museum
posh!
feeling bullish?
and onward to the galleries!
Closeup of the mounted clock
There is alot to see at the entrance
the cool suspended glass sculpture
The grand hallway
The V&A museum main entrance
That's all folks!
The fort outside the museum
Giant rock by the entrance
Back to the museum lobby
Wall of facts
Totally animated
Museum Cafe
The lovechild of London and Venice
Artistic impressions of a frozen London
Remembered seeing the queen in one of these...
Wait, they get free overnight parking?
squat-ters?