Museums
Whether they're into dinosaurs, design, or da Vinci, there’s something to spark every imagination. From hands-on science experiments to family-friendly art trails, these venues make learning genuinely fun for kids, teens, and curious grown-ups. Perfect for rainy days, school holidays or weekend adventures, London’s cultural gems are as entertaining as they are educational.
London Dungeon
The London Dungeon is a spooky, funny, and slightly gory journey through 1,000 years of London’s darkest history. With live...
Household Cavalry Museum
“Our kids absolutely loved it! Think this could be our favourite secret museum in London” – Anonymous Mum The Household...
Madame Tussauds London
Madame Tussauds is a selfie-packed adventure through pop culture, perfect for kids, teens and star-struck grown-ups. Snap pics with Marvel...
The Postal Museum
Fun, fascinating and brilliantly hands on, The Postal Museum is a total winner for families – the exhibits are clever,...
London Museum of Water & Steam
Step back into the golden age of engineering at West London’s most inspiring family-friendly museum. Explore the mighty steam pumping...
Chelsea F.C. Stadium Tour and Museum
“I’m a Chelsea supporter so I give it 10/10. I’m a Liverpool supporter but I still give it 7/10!” –...
Kenwood House
Kenwood House is the perfect blend of art, history and green space for families. Explore grand rooms, follow a fun...
Science Museum
The Science Museum is a hands-on paradise for curious kids, packed with rockets, robots, simulators and sensory fun. From toddler...
Quick Inspiration
TootBus – London
TootBus is a fun, fuss-free way to see London’s top sights without the sore feet. With hop-on hop-off stops, kid-friendly...
Free Days Out
Starlight Express at The Troubadour Theatre
Starlight Express is a high-speed, high-energy musical where roller-skating trains race past your seat in a jaw-dropping arena. With dazzling...
Exploring East London
East London isn’t typically the most kid-friendly area of the capital. It’s more known for its hipsters and its Eastenders...
