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Top tips on how to deal with the crowds when visiting London with children

Visiting the Royal Observatory with children: everything you need to know
Visiting London in April
Visiting the Cutty Sark with children: everything you need to know
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LISTINGS - FREE THINGS TO DO IN LONDON

Free things to do in London with kids: April 2025 (incl. Easter)
Free things to do in London with kids: March 2025

EDITOR’S PICKS

Things to do in London with kids who love Paddington bear
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Things to do in London with a child who loves Japan
A photo of a neon sign that says 'thrills' to illustrate a post on what to do in London with kids who are thrill-seekers
Things to do in London with kids who are thrill-seekers
Things to do in London with teenagers

FOOD

Where to eat with kids in London: the South Bank and Bankside

ATTRACTIONS

Autism-friendly London: quiet sessions at attractions for neurodivergent children
Things to do in London with kids who are learning about ancient Egypt
Climbing the Monument with children: everything you need to know
Visiting the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology with children: everything you need to know
Visiting the Cutty Sark with children: everything you need to know

SPOTLIGHT

The ULTIMATE list of free things to do with kids in London

This comprehensive list showcases a wealth of free things to do with kids in London that will keep both kids and adults entertained without breaking the bank.

PLANNING A TRIP TO LONDON

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Top tips on how to deal with the crowds when visiting London with children
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Visiting London in April
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A look at: National Lottery Open Week
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Visiting London in March
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Visiting London in February
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Visiting London in January
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The ULTIMATE list of free things to do with kids in London
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When are London attractions closed over Christmas and New Year?
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London attractions that offer discounts for those in receipt of Universal Credit
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Autism-friendly London: quiet sessions at attractions for neurodivergent children

AREA GUIDES

Battersea

Canary Wharf

City of London

Covent Garden and Leicester Square

Greenwich

Holborn

King’s Cross

Marylebone

Shoreditch and Spitalfields

Soho

South Bank and Bankside

Southwark

Tower Hill

Victoria

A photo of the Houses of Parliament at sunrise to illustrate a post on what to do with kids in Westminster

Westminster