Akshata, Sudha Murty Visit London's Victoria And Albert Museum: 5 Similar Experiences

Investor and philanthropist Akshata Murty is having a lovely family vacation in London. She is also accompanied by her mother, author-philanthropist Sudha Murty. A few days ago, Akshata shared a post on Instagram where she was seen exploring the popular Victoria and Albert Museum. Situated in South Kensington, this museum is a treasure trove of history and art. From ancient artefacts to Renaissance sculptures, and intricate textiles from around the world to contemporary design installations, it houses a vast collection that spans over 5,000 years. This architectural marvel also hosts interactive exhibitions and offers hands-on displays, celebrating creativity and imagination.

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The opening frame in Akshata Murty's London album captures her posing with her mother and another family member. In the following slide, the three women are seen discussing something among themselves. The side note read, "Family time in London at the Victoria and Albert Museum. First stop the South Asian galleries, followed by the incredible Cartier exhibition."

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If you plan a London trip, wishing for a culturally immersive experience, then do not forget to add these places to your bucket list.

British Museum

Entering the British Museum is like stepping inside a time machine. Here, you can witness everything from Egyptian mummies to the Rosetta Stone, Greek sculptures to Assyrian reliefs. The place offers insight into how different cultures evolved and left their mark on the world.

Shakespeare's Globe

Shakespeare's Globe is a reconstruction of the Bard's original open-air theatre. Literary buffs can enjoy live performances of Shakespearean plays, reminiscent of the style and format of the 1600s.

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Black Cultural Archives

This national heritage centre in Brixton is dedicated to preserving the history of African and Caribbean people in Britain. Their stories, culture and struggles are highlighted through exhibitions, photographs, oral histories, and personal artefacts, serving as a peek into Britain's colonial past.

Tate Modern

Get inspired by the magical creations of celebrated artists like Picasso, Warhol, Rothko, and Yayoi Kusama. You can also admire the works of contemporary artists. The Turbine Hall installations are a must-visit.

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Brick Lane's Street Art and Culture

Dubbed as London's multicultural heart, Brick Lane's extraordinary street art, vintage shops, and diverse food scene are truly one-of-a-kind. Spend a quiet afternoon wandering past murals, graffiti, indie bookstores, and quirky galleries.