National Museum of Scotland, UK

Located in Edinburgh, the National Museum of Scotland is one of the biggest museums in the United Kingdom. It contains precious relics from around the world, covering many fields such as natural history, science, geology, archaeology, technology and art. After three years of renovation, it reopened in 2011 and opened more 16 exhibitions, including 8,000 artifacts, of which 80 percent had not formerly been on display. It highlighted the well-preserved Tyrannosaurus rex fossil. It is 12 meters long and is 65 million years old.