Top attractions, shops and experiences for children of all ages in and around London.
Top attractions with paid admission.
Madame Tussauds
Wax museum featuring celebrities. Ideal age: All ages; some areas 8 or 16 . Admission: Paid. Location: Marylebone, London.
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Sea Life London: London Aquarium
Aquarium: over 600 species. Ideal age: All ages; ideal for young children. Admission: Paid; children (3–15) Location: South Bank, London.
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Shrek’s Adventure! Londres:
Interactive adventure; Ideal age: All ages; ideal for children aged 3–12. Admission: Paid; Location: South Bank, London.
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Paddington Bear™
Experience: Scenery, games and a life-size train. Ideal age: All ages; ideal for young children. Admission: Paid; children (2–15) Location: South Bank, London.
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Top Tours with paid entry
Panoramic tour with afternoon tea.
Panoramic bus tour while seeing the city's main landmarks. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes). Ideal age: All ages; Admission: Paid;
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Paddington Themed Tour
With afternoon tea and views of the sights. Duration: 1h30 to 2h. Ideal age: from 5 years old; children under 5 are not allowed. Central London.
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Peppa Pig Christmas Afternoon Bus Tour:
With Christmas lights and decorations, including afternoon tea. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes. Ideal age: Children 2 years; Location: Part of Victoria Embankment/Somerset House, Central London.
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PAW Patrol Christmas Tour
Featuring Christmas lights and decorations, afternoon tea, and themed activities on board. Duration: 90 minutes. Ideal age: 2 years. Admission: Paid; single price for children and adults.
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Themed afternoon tea at luxury hotels in London.
Alice in Wonderland
A themed experience with sweet and savory treats inspired by Alice in Wonderland, served in a playful setting. Ideal age: Children aged 4–11 years — a special children's menu is available; children under 4.
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Chocolate Factory
Themed afternoon tea – Chocolate Factory: Inspired by children's stories, with milkshakes, creative sweets and surprises. Afternoon tea from £70 per person. Children's menus available. Book in advance to guarantee your place.
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Jurassic Afternoon Tea
Themed afternoon tea with dishes inspired by dinosaurs — "volcanic eruption," "nest of eggs," and fossil biscuits. Ideal age: All ages; Admission: Paid; children ~£39.50, adults ~£59.50. Location: South Kensington
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Peter Pan
Peter Pan-themed afternoon tea served on the 31st floor of The Shard, set in a pirate ship. Ideal for all ages. Admission: Paid; adults from £70, children (up to 12/10 years) from £50–£55. South Bank
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Free attractions in London for children
Museums
Science Museum
Technology, rockets, steam engines, and an interactive area for children.
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British Museum
Huge collection featuring antiques, mummies, and the famous Rosetta Stone — Ideal for curious children and families.
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Natural history
Huge dinosaurs, earthquake simulations, and interactive exhibits.
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Young V&A
A creative space for children, with workshops and children's exhibitions.
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Parks
Hyde Park
Serpentine Lake: Paddleboat rides and swan watching. Speaker's Corner and trails: Easy walks and open space for running and playing. Cafes and rest areas: Several spots with food and shade.
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St James Park
Slides, swings, rope bridges, and natural structures. Ideal for children aged 2 to 7. There's a café and children's restroom nearby. A lovely park for a summer picnic or light walks.
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Greenwich Park
Royal Observatory and the famous Greenwich Meridian, Queen's House and the National Maritime Museum, formal gardens, historic vegetable garden, lake, playgrounds and deer (introduced by Henry VIII). Accessible by boat.
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Regent's Park
Modern playground with slides, climbing ropes, swings, and separate areas for each age group. Lakes and gardens: Space for picnics, light walks, and bird watching. Cafes and restrooms: Good infrastructure for families.
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Hidden treasures beyond London
The Magical World of Harry Potter
Modern playground with slides, climbing ropes, swings, and separate areas for each age group. Lakes and gardens: Space for picnics, light walks, and bird watching. Cafes and restrooms: Good infrastructure for families.
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Windsor Castle
Serpentine Lake: Paddleboat rides and swan watching. Speaker's Corner and trails: Easy walks and open space for running and playing. Cafes and rest areas: Several spots with food and shade.
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Warwick Castle
Slides, swings, rope bridges, and natural structures. Ideal for children aged 2 to 7. There's a café and children's restroom nearby. A lovely park for a summer picnic or light walks.
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Hampton Court Palace
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Must-See Shops for Kids in London!
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Classic Musicals with Strong Family Appeal
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
The story takes place nineteen years after the events of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" and follows Albus Severus Potter, Harry's son, as he begins his studies at Hogwarts. Albus forms an unexpected friendship with Scorpius Malfoy, Draco's son, and together they embark on this new adventure through time that could change the course of history.
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