Travel to London with family
Do you want to know what are the activities to do in London as a family? Many! You can enjoy really wonderful days in the company of your loved ones, regardless of age, tastes or budget (yes, because although the English capital is crossed out of costly, it has free things like almost all its museums).
So you can't miss these activities with your family:
Children's Museum
located at Cambridge Heath Rd E2 9PA, it is for any age. It has seventeenth-century dollhouses and Scalextric race cars. The youngest of the family can have fun in the sandbox or ride wooden horses. The biggest ones have the possibility of making drawings with magnetized figures. If you want, you can take to eat and enjoy a picnic, or eat something in the museum cafeteria.
St. Martin in the Fields
In Trafalgar Square, WC2N 4JJ. You can spend an incredible time in London as a family on this site, as it allows you to recreate a medieval knight in bronze or a Saint George with the dragon of all colors and take it home as a souvenir. Replicas of all levels and sizes are offered. If they go at noon, they will also listen to the concerts of the Church.
Benjamin's Pollock's Toyshop
It is located at 44 The Market, Covent Garden, WC2E 8RF. This traditional London toy store has surprise boxes and handmade puppets and you can buy typical city theaters in cardboard. And in the meantime, enjoy all the shows, street musicians, coffee shops and theaters of Covent Garden.
Unicorn Theater
Located at 147 Tooley St. SE1 2HZ. It is a theater has a special program every year with shows for all ages, such as storytelling, Shakespeare for teenagers, puppets and much more.
Hyde Park
It is one of the most outstanding places to get to know London as a family or with whom we want. Among its dozens of attractions, we can not leave aside the Serpentine lake, where you can rent boats for pedaling or paddling. During the summer months, we can even take a dip in the pool, with a part for small children.
Hampton Court Palace
In Surry, KT8 9AU. It is a wonderful experience to travel to the past. It has spectacular gardens, sound installation with furtive conversations, medieval music and lots of laughter, just as they did in the time of King Henry VIII.
Camden Market
Another site that nobody can miss in a stay in London. If you like to go shopping in your travels, nothing like going through Off Camden High St. And Chalk Farm Rd, NW1. There the teenagers will be able to get alternative and gothic clothes. Parents will have the opportunity to buy all types of masks and jewelry in the Stables indoor market, as well as international food stalls.
DLR
The last option to visit London as a family is in Greenwich Park, Charlton Way, SE10 8QY. Children and adults will want to go in the front row of this train without a driver. The route of the Docklands Light Railway goes to the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf and continues to the Meridian zero.
