An ancient carved stone from the biblical lands, incised with a cross and the Greek letters alpha and omega.

3 guided tours

British Museum

A venue where the world's history corroborates the Biblical narrative in stone, clay and gold. The Bible proclaims history, prophecy and God's interaction with mankind, each tour explores the evidence.

Why this museum

Nowhere else in Britain can you stand so close to the world the Bible describes. The British Museum holds some of the oldest written witnesses to its people and its events. They come from inside that world. A king's own account of a siege, carved in stone. A decree named in Scripture, pressed into clay. Jill's tours draw the threads together so the galleries read less like a maze of antiquities and more like a walk through the world Scripture describes.

Getting there

Finding the British Museum

Address
Great Russell Street
London
WC1B 3DG
Nearest Underground
Tottenham Court Road, Holborn or Russell Square

Entry to the museum is free, please visit the museum website and obtain your entry ticket as queues are often long without one. Tour attendees meet Jill in the Great Court by the Information Desk to the right of the main entrance. Please wear comfortable shoes as there will be a lot of walking and standing.

Book your free entry ticket on the British Museum website(opens in a new tab)

Ready to book your tour?

Tell Jill who's coming and which day suits you, and she'll be in touch to arrange the rest.