Royal Venues
Planning a family trip to London? A visit to a Royal residence is a must. From Buckingham Palace to Hampton Court, discover the best royal days out for kids, teens, and curious grandparents – complete with top tips, fun facts, and unforgettable photo ops.

Kenwood House
Kenwood House is the perfect blend of art, history and green space for families. Explore grand rooms, follow a fun...

Buckingham Palace State Rooms
Step inside Buckingham Palace and explore the royal State Rooms, open each summer while the King’s away. With chandeliers, art,...

Royal Observatory Greenwich
The Royal Observatory Greenwich is a starry-eyed adventure for space-loving kids and teens. Stand on the Prime Meridian, catch a...

Royal Opera House
About the Royal Opera House Step into the enchanting world of the Royal Opera House, where families can enjoy stunning...

Horse Guards Parade
Horse Guards Parade is a must for horse-mad kids and royal fans alike. Watch the King’s Life Guard change, spot...

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

Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Palace is a royally good family day out, with Tudor history, ghost stories, and a brilliant hedge maze....

Kensington Palace
Kensington Palace mixes royal history with family-friendly fun. Explore Queen Victoria’s childhood home, play Time Explorer games, and enjoy storytelling...
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British Library
The British Library isn’t just for grown-ups – it’s packed with treasures for curious kids and teens. From Harry Potter...
Old Operating Theatre Museum & Herb Garret
The Old Operating Theatre is a spine-tingling slice of history tucked above a church near London Bridge. Full of Victorian...
Victoria Park
Victoria Park (aka “Vicky Park”) is East London’s ultimate all-ages green space. Expect playgrounds, splash zones, skate ramps, boating lakes,...

Top 10 Places Kids Really Want to Visit in London
This list is what the kids are crying out for. How do we know? Well, we read a whole bunch...