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.

Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum is a dino-sized hit with kids of all ages. From life-sized whales to volcanoes and space...

O2
The O2 is way more than music—it’s a giant indoor hub of family fun. From soft play and skydiving to...

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 Maritime Museum
The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich is a free, fun-packed day out for families who love pirates, adventures and all...

Courtauld Gallery
The Courtauld Gallery at Somerset House is a compact, calm spot for families who love art without the crowds. Big-name...

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is a brilliant mix of adventure, play and culture. With splash zones, climbing areas, scooting paths...

Kensington Gardens
Kensington Gardens is a storybook park full of family magic. Climb the Diana Memorial Playground’s pirate ship, find Peter Pan,...

Barbican Centre
The Barbican Centre blends bold architecture with brilliant family fun. Explore a hidden tropical conservatory, watch a family film, join...
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Free Days Out

Richmond Park and Isabella Plantation
Richmond Park is a wild, wonderful escape packed with deer, space to roam, and car-free paths for bikes and scooters....

Hyde Park
Hyde Park is London’s giant green playground—perfect for boat rides, pirate play areas, sports, and picnics. With space to roam,...

















