Free Days Out
Looking for fun that won’t rinse your wallet? London’s bursting with brilliant free days out for families – you just need to know where to look. Whether it’s wild adventures in royal parks, mind-blowing museums with no entry fees, or street art strolls that double as selfie hunts, there’s loads to keep kids, teens and even grumpy grown-ups entertained.
V&A East Storehouse
V&A East Storehouse is like stepping into the V&A’s secret attic – but with permission. Kids and teens can peek...
National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery is a freshly revamped, free family favourite packed with familiar faces—from royalty to rock stars. With...
Kensington Gardens
Kensington Gardens is a storybook park full of family magic. Climb the Diana Memorial Playground’s pirate ship, find Peter Pan,...
Hackney City Farm
Hackney City Farm is a brilliant spot for animal-loving families. Meet pigs, goats and donkeys, explore the garden, and enjoy...
Victoria Park
Victoria Park (aka “Vicky Park”) is East London’s ultimate all-ages green space. Expect playgrounds, splash zones, skate ramps, boating lakes,...
Old Royal Naval College
The Old Royal Naval College is a riverside showstopper packed with epic views, film-set vibes, and jaw-dropping ceilings. Families can...
Kenwood House
Kenwood House is the perfect blend of art, history and green space for families. Explore grand rooms, follow a fun...
Wallace Collection
The Wallace Collection is a treasure-filled townhouse packed with epic armour, glittering gold, and grand old paintings. It’s totally free,...
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Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is a brilliant mix of adventure, play and culture. With splash zones, climbing areas, scooting paths...
Hampstead Heath
Hampstead Heath is London’s wild back garden – 800 acres of woodland, playgrounds, views and adventure. From climbing Parliament Hill...
ArcelorMittal Orbit & The Slide
“I was a bit worried at first but overall I give it a K-Rating of 10/10 – “Honor – aged...
Abbey Road Crossing
“I give Abbey Road 9/10 because you get to annoy drivers and you get seen on the webcam” Jay, 12....
