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Family-Friendly London GuideIn search of a family-friendly holiday guide to jolly London town? Look no further. From kiddo-approved afternoon tea to taking in the famous sites, this guide has something that all members of the family will enjoy. Authorscaptainandclark
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Kid-Friendly London Activities

Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum is a wonderful place to spend the morning or afternoon. Kids and adults will love exploring the numerous floors and exhibits. It's a worthwhile stop! Entry is free but you'll want to reserve your tickets online in advance.
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Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge is an iconic London landmark. You can walk the bridge or take in the view from the banks of the river.
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Harrods
Harrods is a great place to pick up souvenirs for loved ones back home. If you need to grab some extra clothes or goodies for you and the kiddos, this is the place to do it.
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Dishoom Shoreditch
When you're feeling pecking, head to Dishroom for delicious food in a fun ambiance. This is a kid-friendly haunt that also caters to adults.
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The Churchill Arms, Kensington
Most pubs will allow children until a certain time. If you have the kiddos in tow but want to experience a traditional British pub, be sure to swing by The Churchill Arms.
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London Eye Ticket Office
Take in the iconic sites of London from above. There's so many landmarks that you can see from the London Eye. We recommend buying your tickets in advance but you can always find last minute tickets below.
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London Eye
Need last minute tickets aboard the London Eye? Here's where you'll find them!
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The London Eye Millennium Pier
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Buckingham Palace
You need to visit Buckingham Palace at least once. This iconic landmark is the official residence of the king and guests can even take a tour inside during the summer months.
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Hyde Park
Hyde Park is chockfull of British history. The vast open space in the heart of the city is a great place to take a walk and let the kiddos burn off some energy. The park is home to numerous events throughout the year so you'll want to check the official park calendar to see what's coming up.
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The British Museum
Ship burials, mummies, and interactive galleries- oh my! You need to visit The British Museum on your visit to London. Entry to The British Museum is free but you'll want to reserve your ticket online in advance.
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