Lyceum Theatre, London
If you are taking your children to see a musical in London, then 'The Lion King', adapted from the Disney animated film of the same name, is the perfect choice: it debuted on Broadway in 1997 and is known as the most expensive musical ever produced. It has won numerous awards over the years and has been rated by the BBC as 'the most successful musical'!
Hamleys Toy Store
The largest toy store in the UK, with 5 or 6 floors and a basement. Each floor has a different theme, and you can find many of the world's most novel and quirky toys. For children, it's like a magical world!
St. James's Park is located right next to Buckingham Palace. The park features green spaces, lakes, and various wildlife. As you stroll through the park, you may encounter squirrels asking for food and swans coming ashore to play with you. Children can have a great time playing in the park.
Royal Observatory, Greenwich
The observatory is currently a museum housing astronomical and navigational instruments, including John Harrison's award-winning marine chronometer H4 and the mid-20th century Soviet-made Fedchenko clock. A visit to the observatory might spark an interest in this field for children.
This gallery is mainly recommended for its afternoon tea on the top floor, where you can overlook Trafalgar Square and have a distant view of Big Ben. The scenery is fantastic! Additionally, the gallery offers a variety of activities, such as late shifts on Thursday and Friday evenings, as well as other free activities: drop-in drawing classes, lectures, concerts, etc. It is very suitable for bringing children along.
Taking your kids to London to experience British football culture, Stamford Bridge Stadium is the perfect place. Even if there is no match day, you can visit the museum, gift shop, or take a stadium tour. Don't forget that the London Pass allows free entry to the stadium tour.
London Science Museum
One of the three major museums located in South Kensington, featuring exhibits ranging from spacecraft models to household appliances from years ago, as well as 3D printed products. Kids are sure to have a great time!
