Kid Friendly Attractions in London
London's top ten kid friendly things to do will keep children entertained rain or shine. By keeping the kids enthused and amused with our top ten attractions will not only allow for a memorable visit to London but actually pleasurable for the entire family.
Begin with an overview of London. While a red double-decker bus is thrilling for children, especially when perched on the top deck, front and center, it may be a bit long for young ones. In 75 minutes London Duck Tours cover the city's highlights by road then a delightful splash into the Thames by amphibious vehicle. For those seeking more excitement try RIB Voyages for a James Bond like speedboat tour.
Who says museums all museums are dull and boring? Marvel at the massive dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum or explore the interactive exhibits at the Science Museum. Kids are captivated by pretending to be a Tube operator, drive a double decker bus or hail a black cab the London Transport Museum.
When children need a little space to run without worries spend the afternoon in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens where trails, the Princess Diana Playground and a lake full of ducks and boats to hire await. Parents can enjoy a tea break at one of the many outdoor cafés in Covent Garden's piazza while street entertainers mesmerize children.
And of course, let's not forget the animals. Hours of family friendly entertainment can be found at both the London Zoo in Regent's Park and London Aquarium on the Southbank.
Begin with an overview of London. While a red double-decker bus is thrilling for children, especially when perched on the top deck, front and center, it may be a bit long for young ones. In 75 minutes London Duck Tours cover the city's highlights by road then a delightful splash into the Thames by amphibious vehicle. For those seeking more excitement try RIB Voyages for a James Bond like speedboat tour.
Who says museums all museums are dull and boring? Marvel at the massive dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum or explore the interactive exhibits at the Science Museum. Kids are captivated by pretending to be a Tube operator, drive a double decker bus or hail a black cab the London Transport Museum.
When children need a little space to run without worries spend the afternoon in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens where trails, the Princess Diana Playground and a lake full of ducks and boats to hire await. Parents can enjoy a tea break at one of the many outdoor cafés in Covent Garden's piazza while street entertainers mesmerize children.
And of course, let's not forget the animals. Hours of family friendly entertainment can be found at both the London Zoo in Regent's Park and London Aquarium on the Southbank.
London Aquarium
Westminster Bridge Road
County Hall, Westminster Bridge Rd., SE1
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London Eye
Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road
(Riverside Building County Hall)
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London RIB Voyages
The London Eye Millineum Pier
Riverside Building, Waterloo Millennium Pier
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London Transport Museum
Covent Garden Piazza
Covent Garden Piazza
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