British Library

With free entry, legendary exhibits, and family-friendly activities, it’s great for all ages – even toddlers and teens.

It works for all ages, but especially great for kids 5+, tweens and curious teens. Even grown-up bookworms will love it.

Head to the Treasures Gallery and grab an activity sheet. There’s Alice in Wonderland, music by The Beatles, and even early editions of Harry Potter.

Nope. General entry is free. Just check online for any special exhibitions or workshops that may need pre-booking.

Yes, there are a couple of cafés for snacks and drinks, plus a picnic-friendly outdoor Piazza if you’ve brought sandwiches.

Yes. From storytelling to writing classes and zine-making, the Library has regular interactive sessions. Check their “What’s On” page.

Teens aged 16+ can apply for a Reader Pass with ID and a research reason. It’s serious study territory – great for school projects.

Absolutely. The Library is fully accessible with lifts, wide walkways and baby changing facilities. No stress, no stairs, no problem.

Explore Platform 9¾ at King’s Cross, ride the mini train at the Postal Museum, blow off steam in Coram’s Fields playground or shop at Coal Drops Yard

Yes. It’s right next to St Pancras and King’s Cross stations—easy for trains, tubes, and buses.