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London with kids trip report

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Discover London's family-friendly attractions, from iconic landmarks and world-class museums to enchanting playgrounds and unique shopping experiences. This guide offers a blend of history, culture, and fun, perfect for an unforgettable trip with kids.

  • St. Pancras

    An iconic Victorian railway station, St. Pancras is as much a historical monument as a transport hub, famous for its stunning architecture and connection to Eurostar services.

  • Science Museum

    A museum with a Wonderlab exhibit that is highly recommended for children, featuring shows.

  • Wonderlab exhibit

    A popular exhibit within the Science Museum, known for being highly engaging for children and featuring shows.

  • Diana Memorial Playground

    A well-designed playground in Hyde Park, highly enjoyable for children.

  • Hyde Park

    A large park in London, home to the Diana Memorial Playground.

  • Natural History Museum

    A museum that includes a dinosaur exhibit.

  • Ampersand Hotel

    A hotel offering a Jurassic Tea experience that is particularly enjoyable for children, featuring refillable sandwiches.

  • Waterstones

    A bookstore located in Piccadilly Circus, offering a variety of books including UK editions.

  • Piccadilly Circus

    A popular London location with a Waterstones bookstore and street performers.

  • Hamleys

    A toy store where the travelers spent over two hours.

  • Museum of the Home

    A small, free, and child-friendly museum.

  • Camden Market

    A market where the travelers ate various foods including Thai food, chocolate covered strawberries, and a wrap from Kolkati.

  • Regents Canal

    A canal offering boat tours from Camden Market to Little Venice.

  • Little Venice

    The destination of a boat tour down the Regent's Canal, noted for its pretty scenery in the fall.

  • Westbourne Green

    An open space where the family stopped to play.

  • Harry Potter Studio Tour

    A studio tour that was particularly loved by the Harry Potter fans in the family.

  • British Museum

    A museum that houses the Rosetta Stone and Parthenon Marbles, but was noted for long lines at the main entrance.

  • Chinatown

    A place where the travelers bought snacks and bakery items.

  • Hobson’s

    A restaurant where the travelers got fish and chips.

  • Mother Mash

    A restaurant that serves steak and ale pies and samosas, considered a favorite food of the trip.

  • Dishoom

    A restaurant where the travelers got samosas and ordered food for dinner.

  • Holland Park

    A park featuring an excellent adventure playground and gardens.

  • Design Museum

    A museum visited after playing in Holland Park.

  • Pizza L’Antica

    A pizza place where the travelers ordered dinner.

  • British Library

    A library noted as a nice, easy, and uncrowded stop with real gems to look at.

  • Montague

    A street near the British Museum used as an entrance with quick entry.

  • Rosetta Stone

    An artifact housed in the British Museum.

  • Parthenon Marbles

    Sculptures housed in the British Museum.

  • Mama Li

    A restaurant where half of the travelers ate.

  • Pizza Express

    A pizza restaurant across the street from Mama Li, where half of the travelers ate.

  • St. Dunstan

    A lovely place to eat food from other restaurants.

  • Tower of London

    A historic castle that the travelers viewed from the outside.

  • Tower Bridge

    A bridge viewed from the outside because the children were tired of museums.

  • London Eye

    An attraction offering cheaper tickets via Picniq.

  • Jubilee Playground

    A playground where the travelers played after riding the London Eye.

  • Postal Museum

    A good museum that was enjoyed by all, but not a must-do especially since it’s not free.

  • Mail Rail

    An attraction within the Postal Museum.

  • Nando’s

    A restaurant where the travelers picked up lunch.

  • Hampstead

    An area where the travelers visited Waterstones and walked through to Hampstead Heath.

  • Hampstead Heath

    A heath visited after Waterstones in Hampstead, featuring the Parliament Hill playground.

  • Parliament Hill playground

    A playground within Hampstead Heath, noted as the least impressive of the playgrounds visited.

  • Parliament Hill

    A hill offering views of the city, nice if you're there but not worth a special trip.

  • St. Paul’s

    A landmark that the travelers regretted missing.

  • Kensington Palace

    A landmark that the travelers regretted missing.

  • Moco Museum

    A museum that the travelers regretted missing.

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