London attractions for Kids | Family tour to London

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London has so much to offer especially for kids. As the summer is running on in a full swing with so many events and festivals to enjoy with family and kids. Make sure to book your stay in advance to avoid hectic sessions during the tour.

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The Wobbly Bridge

This solid steel suspension bridge wobbled under foot traffic the day they opened it to the public, ergo the name. It has since been repaired and is now a great fun place for photo ops with the entire family while enjoying a walk over water.

Routemaster Ride

A double-decker bus ride is more fun for the kids than it is for their parents. The fare is pretty cheap and if your kids are under 11 years then they get a free ride. The Noll route runs through the key places of interest in the capital and along with the best places for any of the most popular hotel near Covent Garden in London.

Marionette Show

Kids and adults enjoy the stories as told by marionettes in Islington’s Little Angel Theatre. Expect a cheering crowd when you visit here.

Diana, Princess of Wales' Memorial Playground

It’s more than just a playground – it’s the playground that all kids love. What’s the main attraction? It’s a pirate ship exactly like the one you ought to find in the Peter Pan movies. The beach is also Pan themed with an actual treasure trail. How much is it? It’s absolutely free – and that is the best part.

The South Bank Festivities

It’s a show for the entire family as street performers bedazzle visitors. Enjoy the shows as you munch on snacks and slurp ice lollies.

Coram’s Fields

This attraction is nothing short of an adventure playground especially made for kids. It is seven acres of fun consisting of a small farm, a paddling pool, sandpits, an aerial slide, and a huge playground. Good news for the parents – it’s free!

National Portrait Gallery

Everyone thought that this sort of an art gallery slash museum would be too serious even for adults. However, it’s a real hit with the kids. With over a thousand portraits of pop bands, models, prime ministers, and other famous Brits, it’s no small wonder why children are so interested in these historic figures.