Fountain in Trafalgar Square outside the National Gallery.

London for Families

London abounds eclectic activities for adults… and also for kids. Whether you’re visiting during half term or just for a weekend, there’s plenty of things to do with your little ones that adults will enjoy as well. Head to Tate Modern’s Family Zone, ride a bike in Victoria Park and try a Tim Burton-themed Afternoon Tea.

Visit the Harry Potter Studios

Enjoy behind-the-scenes access to the magical world of Harry Potter at Warner Bros Studios, within 1 hour of London.

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Top 5 fish and chip shops in London

Food doesn't get any more British than this. Try our pick of the best.

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London Eye Guide

Discover London as you’ve never seen it before from the top of the London Eye.

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London's Theatreland

See the musicals and premières everyone's been talking about - Theatreland's bright with neon lights and buzzing with expectation.

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Natural History Museum

Home to the finest collection of fascinating specimens, the Natural History Museum is incredibly famous and geared for kids for two (huge) reasons: Dippy, the cast of a full Diplodocus’ skeleton, and a giant, animatronic T-Rex. Need we say more?

Tate Modern’s Family Facilities

The international centre for contemporary art offers diverse activities adapted to younger visitors.

Kensington Gardens

Run riot in the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground, with its pirate-ship centrepiece.

For kids: Sea Life London Aquarium

Come say hello to two new Londoners: Little Grey and Little White, two beautiful Beluga whales. Their new sanctuary is the latest addition to the aquarium’s rescue and conservation work with threatened species. It’s also an interactive paradise for little ones, who’ll take great delight in walking over the shark tank, looking into a manta ray’s eyes, or tickling an anemone.