Follow the story of Claudius Terentianus at this British Museum exhibition.

Some of of Winchester College's remarkable watercolours are displayed in this exhibition.

Who deciphered the Rosetta Stone and hieroglyphs? This is less a study of ancient Egypt than of 19th-century Europe!

Was the world of Stonehenge sophisticated? That's what this exhibition explores.

Who built the enigmatic stone circle, how and why?

Llamas, maize, hallucinogenic cacti, textiles and the Pacific Ocean: the British Museum's latest exhibition explores Peru.

Katsushika Hokusai is best known for his print, The Great Wave: this exhibition explores 103 of his unpublished drawings.

The exhibition 'Chinese Ceramics from the Anthony Du Boulay Collection' can be viewed in the Winchester College Treasury.

3 pieces from Winchester College's collections feature in this exhibition.

Nero is mostly seen as a cruel and brutal tyrant. This new exhibition at The British Museum depicts Nero as popular.

This exhibition at Winchester College focuses on both how and why the Age of Exploration occurred.

Visit Windsor Castle to see an informative exhibition celebrating the life of the late Prince Philip.

There is one week left to see: 'Thomas Becket: Murder and the Making of a Saint' at the British Museum.