Southbank Centre

Yes, from toddlers to teens, there’s loads to explore. Think art installations, family concerts, creative workshops and open spaces to roam.

Yes. Most of the outdoor spaces, exhibitions and installations are free. Some performances or events do require paid tickets.

Weekday mornings are quieter, but weekends and school holidays offer the most family-focused activities. Check the events calendar before heading out.

Yes for general access, riverside strolls, the playground, and food stalls. For ticketed performances or festivals, book ahead online.

Yes, indoor concerts, exhibitions and workshops run all year. Pop into the Royal Festival Hall or Hayward Gallery for dry, cultural fun.

Totally – there are step-free entrances, lifts, accessible toilets, and wide open walkways both inside and out.

Absolutely. There’s an on-site café, plus loads of riverside options and a top-notch street food market next door.

Yes, there’s plenty of seating outside and grassy spots nearby for picnics. The views are free and fab.

Yes. There’s plenty of seating, level access throughout, cultural programming for all ages, and it’s easy to navigate.

You’re minutes from the London Eye, Jubilee Gardens, SEA LIFE, Shrek’s Adventure, National Theatre and the BFI. A family day out jackpot!