Summer in London with kids is the absolute best – brilliant park days, open air theatres, and family-friendly festivals. The capital is really alive! If you’re looking for things to do in London with children over the summer holidays (July / August) then you’ve come to the right place.
I’m London mum of two boys (aged 6 and 2) who loves finding fun things to do with kids, days out and activities. My USP is that I only give recommendations that I think parents with truly enjoy as well as kids.
Read this post for the best interactive museums, immersive exhibitions, shows festivals, free days out plus hidden gems. This guide brings together the very best things to do with children in London for summer.
Events and Festivals
Hamleys – Fun activities at London’s biggest toy shop.
Battersea Park in Concert – A weekend of open-air picnic concerts in London’s Battersea Park. Interactive activities for kids at Tipiland
Date: 28th – 31st August
Price: Adult £118.25
Summer Time at the Southbank – Summer is always fun at the South Bank! With fountains, a Roof Garden, street food andshows and art for everyone.
The Jeppe Hein: Appearing Rooms which is a huge summer favourite. By shooting jets of water into the air, the fountain creates rooms that disappear as quickly as they emerge. It is artwork but also fun for kids to run around in on a hot day! Appearing from 17th June.
Riverside Sessions – A packed lineup of weekend parties, performances and gigs on the Riverside Stage.
Date: 16th July – 21st September
Price: Free
Dinosaur World Live – Enter a prehistoric world of remarkably life-like dinosaurs. Meet the Tyrannosaurus Rex, alongside a Triceratops, Giraffatitan, Microraptor and Segnosaurus at Wembley Park Theatre.
Date: 28th July – 6th September
Age: 3 +
Price: £10
Summer in the Square – Portman Square Garden opens to the public for free Wimbledon screenings, food pop-ups, wellness sessions, family activities, theatre workshops, poetry, live music and cultural events.
Date: 7th – 12th July.
Big Penny Social Beach Club – E17’s favourite beach, formerly known as Walthamstow On Sea, has had a revamp for 2026 with a new retro aesthetic. For all ages with pop-up volleyball, a Lifeguard hut with DJs and special events across the summer.
Date: until 30th August
Price: £5 entry
Serpentine Family Days – A series of Family Days celebrating Serpentine’s 2026 programme. Enjoy hands-on workshops, creative activities and performances for all ages.
Date: June – August 2026
Price: Free
Historic Attractions and London Icons
Many of London’s top historical attractions will be running special summer events. Check back here for updates.
Tower of London – A Tudor To-Do featuring five performers in costume. It will run as a series of lively, entertaining short scenes in various locations throughout the day.
Date: 8th June – 14th August
Age: All ages
Price: Included in admission price
A host of extraordinary creatures will transform the Tower this August with puppetry, music, and movement.
Date: 19 – 31 August (excluding 25 August)
Age: All ages
Price: Included in admission price
Queen Anne Boleyn is returning to the Tower of London this summer as preparations get underway for her long-awaited Coronation Day. 25 July – 14 August 2026 (included in admission)
British Library – Fairy Tales, an interactive exhibition which explores enchanted lands, magical creatures, iconic characters and timeless tales, through books, costumes, puppets, pop-ups, artwork and illustrations from some of the UK’s most beloved writers.
Date: Until 23rd August
Age: 3 +
Price: £13.50 (peak) and £11.50 (off-peak)
The Library also hosts the Happily Ever After Festival on the 4th July which is free of charge but booking is recommended.
The London Eye – One of London’s most iconic attractions! The world’s largest observation wheel at 135 metres high. It takes about thirty minutes and you can book various other experiences to enjoy including afternoon tea. Skip the queue by buying fast track tickets.
Location: The Southbank
Price: Starting from £29
Buckingham Palace – There’s is only a short period of time in which you can visit Buckingham Palace and the Summer opening is here! With standard admission you can visit Buckingham Palace and explore the magnificent State Rooms. There is also the option to book a Royal Day Out ticket. The ticket gives access to the State Rooms, the Royal Mews and The King’s Gallery with a 10% off saving on the ticket prices.
Date: 9th July – 27 Sept
Age: Under 5s are free
Price: Standard ticket adult £33, child £16.50. Royal day out adult £65.70, child £32.80
HMS Belfast – Life at Sea: Seek the Seahorse. HMS Belfast invites families to discover the origin of the Belfast’s crest by seeking out hidden seahorses. Plus create your own HMS Belfast crest in the family activity room.
Date: Weekends until 16th July
Price: Included with admission
Coding Cats Trail – Cats were often kept on board ships because of their natural talent for catching unwanted guests. Board HMS Belfast and seek out all 8 Coding Cats! Decode the message they are sending and claim a reward.
Date: 17th July – 25th September.
Golden Hinde – Sleepover! Step aboard The Golden Hinde for an unforgettable overnight adventure. In the 30th anniversary year, board London’s iconic full-size Tudor galleon for a truly immersive Elizabethan experience.
Date: 31st July
Age: 5 – 10
Price: £47
Tower Bridge – A summer of hands-on science fun at Tower Bridge as the landmark celebrates 50 years since switching from steam power to electricity. Free activities included in admission and reduced ticket prices throughout the school holidays. Ticket prices are reduced as part of the government’s Great British Summer Savings initiative. From 25 June until 1 September, tickets cost £15.80 per adult (usually £18), £7.90 per child (usually £9) and family tickets are available from £28.40.
Family Activities take place in the Learning Space from 10am-4pm, no pre-booking required.
The Summer Family Activities programme:
- Light up postcards Tuesday 21 July and Tuesday 28 July
Create a Tower Bridge postcard that lights up while learning how electrical circuits work.
- Gone fishing! Tuesday 4 August and Saturday 8 August
Discover static electricity and try catching fish with a charged fishing rod.
- Tower Bridge traffic lights Tuesday 11 August and Tuesday 18 August
Learn how the London traffic is stopped before a Bridge Lift and build a working traffic light.
- Homopolar Motors Tuesday 25 August
Make a simple electric motor and use it to spin a crafted cog or flywheel.
Outdoor Attractions
London Zoo – Disney’s Lion King is coming to London Zoo with a showcase of masks, puppets and costumes in a special exhibition. Step inside the world of The Lion King with a chance to see items up close and learn about the artistry behind the show’s designs.
Date: 6 June – 31 August
Age: All ages
Price: Included with admission
This summer, London Zoo transforms into a world of weird, wild and wonderful science as Horrible Science arrives.
Date: 18 July – 2nd September
Price: Included in zoo entry.
Vauxhall City Farm – Dads Kids Club free Saturday activity sessions and workshops at The Farm for primary school-aged children (aged 3 -11)
Date: 25th July
Ages: 3- 11
Price: Free
The Garden at 120 – Is the largest free rooftop garden in the City of London. It’s a really gorgeous view point where you can see some of London’s best known attractions such as the Shard, Tower Bridge, The Gherkin and St Paul’s Cathedral.
Location: 120 Fenchurch St, London EC3M 5BA
Price: Free
Kew Gardens – Tom Gates Epic Adventure – Create, roam and play in an activity hub inspired by the adventures of Tom Gates book and his fun friends and family. There’s also a ‘Totally Terrific Tree Trail.’
Date: 18th July – 31st August
Age: All ages
Price: Included with entry
Also at Kew Gardens, an outdoor production of Wind in the Willows. Set against the backdrop of the lake, this performance is filled with colourful characters, music, song and laughter.
Date: 18th – 23rd July
Age: All ages
Price: From £18.90
Chelsea Physic Garden – Lots of family events such as crafternoons, chocolate making, soap making, mini garden making.
Dates: Throughout July and August
Age: Varies from different events
Price: Approx £15, £20
London Wetland Centre – Join Professor Slug’s Bugs this summer for two joyful interactive storytelling shows
Date: 18th – 19th July
Age: 3+
Price: Free with admission
Indoor Attractions and Immersive Experiences
Whippersnappers Fairy and Pixie Land 2026 – Every year Whippersnappers’ Victorian Park Keepers Lodge in Dulwich Park is transformed into a magical land of Fairies, Pixies and Mythical Creatures.
Location: At College lodge, Old College gate, College Rd, Dulwich Park, SE21 7BQ
Price: Child – £28.50 / Adult – £17.50
Mundo Pixar – The Mundo Pixar Experience allows fans to actually step inside their favourite Pixar Films. There are 14 Pixar Universes with over 25 sculptures – allowing for lots of photo opportunities of course.
As well as Toy Story (and a visit to Andy’s Room) guests can explore recreated ‘sets’ from Monsters Inc, Cars, Finding Nemo, Inside Out and many more. Each with details designed, music and even scents making it a fully immersive sensory experience.
Location: Fulton Road, Wembley, HA9 0TF
Age: All Ages
Price: £34 per adult £22 per child (under 3s are free)
House of Dreamers – featuring 16 Immersive Dreamscapes: Journey through a series of whimsical, pastel installations designed to spark wonder and ignit imagination. Opens 26th June at the Excel Centre.
Paddington Bear Experience – Step into Paddington’s world with an adventure through London and Peru! Explore interactive sets with live performances, and themed activities inspired by everyone’s favourite bear.
Location: County Hall, Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7PB, nearest tube Waterloo
Opening: Open daily from 10am
Duration : 70 mins
Age: All ages, under 2s are free
Cost: Adult £34, children £24.
Shrek Adventure London – An interactive walk-through experience where visitors join a live fairy-tale journey with characters like Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and of course Shrek and Donkey. There’s storytelling, actors, and themed sets to create a full 4D expereince and fun, immersive journey for kids. Oscar and Noah loved it!
Location: Riverside Building, County Hall Westminster Bridge Road
Opening: Open daily times vary
Duration: 60 mins
Age: All ages under 2 are free. Recommended for age 6 plus.
Cost: From £24 for adults £18.50 for children
Bubble Planet Experience – an immersive, multi-sensory experience where visitors walk through 11 glowing, colourful rooms filled with bubbles, lights, and playful installations. It’s both magical and surreal and great for families, photos, and interactive fun! The best bit is the huge ball pit!
Book using my the discount code BubbleLon15.
Location: Near Wembley Park tube 22 Fulton Rd, Wembley
Duration: 60 – 90 mins
Age: All ages, under 4s are free
Cost: £13.90 for children and £17.90 for adults
Babylon – A theme park that is entirely indoors with a fun space theme. There’s lots of attractions such as an indoor roller coaster (thrill seeking Oscar loved this!), bumper cars, video games plus a soft play. There’s lots for toddlers too and Noah liked the carousel.
Location: 8 Castlehaven Road, Camden
You can pay as you go or buy time-based passes for unlimited access.
Age: All ages.
Price: Park entry is free but you pay for the attractions.
SeaLIFE – London’s Biggest Aquarium is always a great choice if spring weather doesn’t go as planned!
Age: all ages
Price: From £36 per adult
Frameless, London’s famous Immersive art experience where classic masterpieces are brought to life through projections and surround sound has partnered with the National Portrait Gallery for a limited period to present Stories – Brought to Life
The installation allows you to step inside the UK’s most iconic portraits of five cultural icons Queen Elizabeth II, Nelson Mandela, William Shakespeare, Amy Winehouse and Malala Yousafzai.
Location: 6 Marble Arch
Duration : Allow two hours. Exhibition is 15 minutes
Cost: £18 or children and £28 for adults. Entry to the exhibition is included in the ticket.
Museums and Galleries
Discover Children’s Story Centre – Has just reopened with a new baby sensory space and cafe.
An exciting immersive experience opens inviting families to join Luna and friends for a very special trip to a very big city.
Date: Opens 25th July
Age: All ages
Price: £5.50
Also featured are the “Not a Box’ Storytelling.
Young V & A – One of London best museums for children is currently running a brilliant exhibition.‘ Inside Aardman: Wallace and Gromit and Friends‘ goes behind the scenes of the famous stop motion show casing how the classic characters are bought to life.
The 4th July sees the summer a programme of free, family-friendly performances and creative activities and a celebration of 3 years since Young V&A opened.
Date: Until 15th November
Price: From £11
Hornimann Museum – New exhibition ‘Voyage to the Deep – Underwater Adventures.’ Inspired by Jules Verne’s ‘20,000 Leagues Under the Seas’, families are invited to board the legendary ‘Nautilus’ submarine and discover on an underwater adventure. Includes an Octonauts adventure trail. New nature playground now open.
Date: Until 1st November
Price: Adult £9.80, £7 child (under 3s are free)
Join Make Mee Studio as they guide you through the process of creating your very own jellyfish cuddly. 6 August – 7 August 2026
Child £15
Science Museum – The Space Show, a free family spectacular. Science Museum Mission Control has a problem and only you can help us solve it!
- Time: 11.30, 12.30, 13.30 and 15.00, weekends and school holidays until Sunday 12 July 2026 (excl. Saturday 27 June when performances are at 14.30, 15.15 and 16.00)
Please arrive 10 minutes before the performance starts. - Duration: 20 minutes
- Age: 5 – 12
Also Helen Sharman’s space suit (first British astronaut to travel to space) can be seen for free in the museum’s Space gallery.
Join the Science Museum’s Explainers for brand-new show Bubble Explorers, an interactive live show designed especially for young children and their families. Watch bubbles drift, stretch and shimmer as little ones learn how they form, move and change.
Date: 23rd May – 12th July 2026 Daily, various times
Age: Recommended for ages 7 and under
Price: £4.50, ages 2 and under go free.
Postal Museum – Jolly Postman exhibition – interactive exhibition celebrating 40 years of Janet and Allan Ahlberg famous children’s book.
Date: Until Jan 2027
Price: Included in museum ticket.
Summer of Storytelling – Expect storytelling sessions and crafty activities in our summer holiday family programme, inspired by The Jolly Postman classic book.
Date: Selected dates from 23 July – 29 August
Recommended for age 3 +
Maritime Museum – Astronomy LEGO brick club – Explore the history of astronomy with your family through an interactive LEGO® and DUPLO® brick workshop. Dates vary check website.
A huge Summer of events runs at the musuem during July and August.
Royal Navel College – Pirates Takeover. Spend the day with a crew of mariners and discover life during the ‘Golden Age of Piracy’.
Date: 4th and 5th of July
Price: Adults £19, children free
Family fun day every 3rd Sunday of the month with activity stations throughout the hall.
London Museum of Docklands – Various activities. Tots at the Docks is a monthly on going play session. We love Mudlarks softplay. You can become an archaeologist for the day with the Big Dig running 22 Jul – 31 Aug.
Family Festival of Caribbean Culture
Date 21 – 22 Aug 2026
Price: Free
RAF Museum – Little Swifts fun and lively sessions for pre-school children (aged 2-5 years) including arts and crafts, games, stories and songs all linked to the museums collection.
Date: Second Tuesday and last Thursday of each month, 14 April 2026 – 14 July 2026
Price: Free
Also at the RAF Museum – Pillows and Pilots is unique after-hours experience at the RAF Museum. For organised youth groups with young people aged 6–15, an immersive sleepover combines discovery, entertainment and hands-on fun in an extraordinary setting.
Date: 25th July
Age: 6 +
Price: £15-£50
London Transport Museum – Summer holidays, Electric pioneers. Family activities exploring the electrical innovations that have powered London’s public transport for more than one hundred years.
Create your own light-up tram
Take an imaginary journey on the first electric railway
Try your hand at coding a mini railway
Date: Check website for dates
Age: All ages
Price: Included in museum ticket.
Garden Museum – Family Cookery Workshop – Learning Kitchen this summer holiday and tour of the Mediterranean. Through fun, hands-on cookery workshops, discover the flavours, traditions.
Date: 30th July
Age: 5 – 8
Price: £5
Natural History Museum – Adventure babies, various dates next one is 28th July. A host of activities designed specifically to engage babies and encourage their development.
Age: 0 – 4
Price: £20
Dino Disco for Kids – Located in the Hintze Hall, a headphone disco that’s fun for all the family.
Date: 26 June, 31 July
Time: 19:00 – 21:00
Price: Standard tickets £20
Member tickets £18
Age: 6 – 12
Imperial War Musuem – Story Seekers: Childhood in War
From spotting enemy ships to travelling far from home, learn about the young people behind the objects and the extraordinary circumstances they found themselves in.
Date: 22nd July – 31st August
National Gallery – Free events throughout summer.
Portrait Gallery – Summer Family Festival A week of free family fun with creative activities inspired by the outstanding portraits of the Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2026.
Age: All ages, best for 3+
Price: Free
Dulwich Picture Gallery – Mini masterpieces. Sessions for under 5s with each session beginning in the Art Play Pavilion and then on to the Gallery to discover the different people, places and animals in the paintings including.
Age: Under 5s
Price: £16
August Family Festival – hands-on art adventures and imaginative workshops to nature-led discoveries and playful moments. 30th August, Free.
Tate Modern – UNIQLO Tate PlayMake Studio: Memory. Explore memories through playing, chatting and creating.
Date: Wednesdays and weekends from 28 February 2026 – 22 July 2026
Age: All ages (Wednesdays are for under 5s)
Price: Free
Theatre and Shows
Kids Week performances will run from Monday 20 July – Monday 31 August and tickets go on sale at 10am on Tuesday 9 June. Participating shows will be announced nearer the time.
Southbank Centre
Dog Man: The Musical – This is hugely anticipated by Oscar who is a big fan! It is a hilarious new musical based on the worldwide bestselling book series from Dav Pilkey,
Date: 29th July – 16th August
Age: 5 +
Price: £27 plus £4 booking fee
Cbeebies House Party Live – Join the superstars of CBeebies – Evie, Joanna, George, Mister Maker, Duggee and Mr Tumble – as they throw an epic party just for YOU!
Date: 25th August
Age: 0 – 6
Price : £20
Little Angel Theatre
The Flying Bath – Julia Donaldson and David Roberts’ playful story comes to life in this adaptation featuring catchy songs, fun bath toys and everyday heroes.
Date: 2nd May – 12th July
Age: 2 – 5
Price: £15.50 Adult £13.50 Child (age 1-17)
Toto the Ninja Cat and the Great Snake Escape – Based on Dermot O’Leary’s best-selling children’s book.
Date: 17 May – 19 Jul 2026
Age: 5 +
Price: £15.50 Adult £13.50 Child (age 1-17)
Polka Theatre
There’s A Tiger in the Garden – A theatrical adaptation of Lizzy Stewart’s Waterstones Children’s Book Prize winning book.
Date: 8th Jul – 9th Aug
Age: 3 -7
Price: From £15
Unicorn Theatre
Whatever the Weather – an immersive playscape experience inviting children and their grown-ups to play creatively together.
Date: Fri 3 Jul – Sun 16 Aug
Age: 0 – 7
Price: From £5.50
The Lion Inside – A bestselling story about confidence, self-esteem, and a shy little mouse who sets out on a journey to find his roar.
Date: 14 July – 2nd Aug
Age: 3 – 7
Price: From £18.50
Royal Albert Hall
BBC Proms – Horrible Science – The Big Bang Proms Experiment.
Date: 25th July
Age: All ages
Price: From around £25
The Lyric Theatre
The Gruffalo – Join Mouse on a daring adventure through the deep, dark wood in a magical, musical adaptation.
Date: 17 Jul – 6 Sep
Age: 3+
Price: £13
Greenwood Theatre
In the Night Garden Live – Igglepiggle searches for his friends in this gentle, music-filled adventure.
Date: 16th – 19th July
Age: 0 +
Price: from £24
The Lyric Hammersmith
The Enormous Crocodile – A musical based on Roald Dahl’s Book.
Date: 29 Jul – 22 Aug
Age: 3 +
Price: from £10
St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden
The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny – A new adaptation of two of Beatrix Potter’s best-loved Tales, The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny.
Date: 29 Jul
Age: All ages
Price: £22
JW3
One beach, three languages: Families will dive into a world of beachside adventures, water wonders, and acts of kindness through three unique storytelling sessions – English (12.30pm), Hebrew (2pm), and Russian (3.30pm).
Date: 12th July
Age: under 7
Price: £8 child, £6 adult
Family Beach Party – Kick off the summer holidays with Richie Rich Parties and an hour of non-stop seaside fun at JW3 Beach.
Date: 26th July
Age: Under 8
Price: £7 child, £5 adult
Family Disco on the Beach – Led by JW3 fan favourite Ilana Banana, the Lanaland Family Disco creates a happy space where everyone’s welcome on the dance floor
Date: 9th August
Age: All ages but geared towards under 7s.
Price: £7 child, £5 adult
Theatre Royal Haymarket
The Tiger The Came to Tea – The doorbell rings just as Sophie and her mummy are sitting down to tea. Who could it possibly be?
Date: 22 Jun – 5 Sep
Age: 3 +
Price: from £13
The Globe
There’s is also Ghosts & Ghouls Family Tour, a special family-friendly guided tour of the Globe Theatre which brings to life the ghosts, spirits and scary occurences in Shakespeare’s most chilling plays.
Date: 14th March – 31st October
Price: Adult £28, under 16, £21
Royal Ballet and Opera House, Covent Garden
Family Sundays at the Royal Opera House fun, relaxed and creative sessions perfect for families with children aged 3 to 10. Until 14th June.
Price: £20
Cadogan Hall – Zog: Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler’s classic, feel-good story is brought to life in this musical for children.
Date: 2nd August – 23rd August
Age: Most suitable for 3+
Price: From £19.50
Regents Park Open Air Theatre – Anansi The Spider A Unicorn Theatre and Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre Production classic West African and Caribbean folk tales.
Date: 15th August – 6 Sep
Age: 4 +
Price: from £18
Greenwich Theatre
The Little Mermaid: Song of the Sea – This classic tale is reimagined with music, puppetry and character-driven storytelling.
Date: 31st July – 23rd August
Price: Adult 32.50, child £17
Mini Mozart – Mini Mozart is launching a new programme of Summer Sessions for families across London and Hertfordshire, running every day of the school summer holidays from Monday 20th July to Sunday 30th August 2026.
Sessions will take place across a range of family-friendly locations, including farms, parks, a museum, historic buildings and outdoor venues, with themes including Pirate Parties, Teddy Bears’ Picnics, Royal Garden Parties and other story-led musical events. Here’s the link to the full list of sessions.
Outdoor Cinemas
Everyman on the Canal returns to Granary Square at King’s Cross – a programme of outdoor cinema from 29th June – 16th August
Summer Screens at Canary Wharf – A programme of free sporting events and films at this outdoor screen. 4th June – 1st September.
Vauxhall Summer Screens – Free screenings at Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens. The 2026 programme brings together a mix of crowd-pleasers and cult favourites. Free!
Dates: 7 July, 14 July, 21 July, 28 July 7PM-9PM
Restaurants and Dining
The Ice Cream Project – A High summer concept store, The Ice Cream Project is back for a fifth year in a row. Serving an all new line up of our unexpectedly delicious ice creams and sorbets.
Le Petit Chef at Taj 51 Buckingham Gate is a unique and immersive experience. The Petit Chef steps on to your plate in the form of an animated projection and leads you through the historical journey and the art of plating and then course by course the actual food arrives!
The table is fully illuminated with animations inspired by Kandinsky’s shapes and colors as Le Petit Chef leads you through each of the five courses advising diners of the skills are true MasterChef should possess… and the most important ingredient is love! Diners can choose from 4 different menus, grand, classic, vegetarian or juniors for kids making it even more family-friendly.
The animated character is so cute and funny, kids will be entranced by the whole two hour experience and parents will love the unique adventure through food (and it’s really tasty too!) the whole experience ends with an interactive finale where you get to complete your dessert yourself.
Activities Less than Two Hours From London
Legoland Windsor – LEGO festival! Make magical memories as LEGO® Festival arrives, where imaginations will run wild, creativity knows no bounds, and fun is always the top priority!
20th July – 30th August
Legoland are running a World Cup experience from 11th June – 19th July.
Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour – It’s really easy to get to from central London as you can catch a train to Watford Junction from Euston which only take 20 minutes and then there’s a free shuttle right outside the station. Otherwise you can book a package with a coach transfer. It’s really important to book in advance as tickets sell out really quickly. Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone with a new feature entitled, First Year at Hogwarts with new shows and challenges. On 7th May to 7th September.
Chessington World Of Adventures: World of PAW Patrols open on Sunday 3rd May the May Bank Holidays. The immersive experience will include three themed play areas where fans can immerse fun inspired by their favourite pups plus themed dining inspired by Adventure Bay. These include:
The Flounder Boat Play – help Captain Turbot on a high-seas adventure aboard the Flounder Boat
Rubble & Rocky’s Play Zone – the hands-on, climbable construction zone will see guests slide, climb, and explore alongside their favourite construction pup, Rubble.
Alton Towers: – Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies at CBeebies Land at Alton Towers Resort! Ride the world’s first Bluey junior coaster!
Hampton Court: Beano Havoc Dennis, Minnie, Harsha, Rubi and Gnasher were late for their Bash Street School trip to Henry VIII’s palace.
Date: 25th July – 23rd August
Price: Included with entry.
Also at Hampton Court, Henry VIII’s jousting. For two weekends only, step back in time and watch fearless knights clash in a tournament at the home of King Henry VIII.
11-12th and 18-19th July – included in admission.
Finally, annual Hampton Court Palace Food Festival, the best summer bank holiday weekend celebrations for all the family in the beautiful palace gardens. 29th – 31st August
See the following blog posts for London’s best ongoing Activities:
Best Things to Do in London with Babies and Toddlers
Best Museums and Attractions in London With Play Areas / Soft Play
Best child-friendly afternoon teas
Best child-friendly restaurants
Best child-friendly hotels in London
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