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Taking the kids on a London adventure? We\u2019ve rounded up 10 fun things for kids to see and do in London, perfect for engaging their natural curiosity.<\/p>\n
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1. Red telephone booth<\/strong><\/p>\n It\u2019s tough to get more iconically London than a red telephone booth. Every London visitor needs a photo or two with one of these classic red beauties. Check out this handy map<\/a> for the best places to snap that classic vacation photo. Better yet, leave it to one of our lovely London Flytographers<\/a> to guide you.<\/p>\n 2. Big Ben<\/strong><\/p>\n Big Ben<\/a> is a must see when visiting London and the very best time to be at the foot of Elizabeth Tower is on the hour to hear Big Ben\u2019s finest chiming.<\/p>\n 3. Tower Bridge<\/strong><\/p>\n The monumental Tower Bridge<\/a> is not only impressive to look at, but it has plenty of activities and learning opportunities geared toward kids, along with plenty of family ticketing options. Download the fun and interactive Family Trail app<\/a> and work together to repair and power the bridge! The exhibition also dedicates one day per month to family learning, with all activities included in the price of your ticket.<\/p>\n 4. London Eye<\/strong><\/p>\n Kids will love going round and round the London Eye<\/a>. Buy tickets in advance to save everyone the hassle of waiting in line. Standard children\u2019s tickets start at \u00a317.95. Fast track children\u2019s tickets start at \u00a326.95.<\/p>\n 5. Tate Modern<\/strong><\/p>\n Get kids excited about art with Tate Modern<\/a>\u2019s new family resource, Tate Shapes<\/a>, which runs daily through the end of the year. The experience is free with admission and no advance booking is required.<\/p>\n 6. Madame Tussauds<\/strong><\/p>\n Just because you can\u2019t have tea with the Queen doesn\u2019t mean you can\u2019t have the next best thing. Get as close as you probably ever will to the royal family, and yes, that includes the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. And even more exciting for kids? They can see their favourite Marvel superheroes \u2013 like Iron Man, Spider Man and the Incredible Hulk \u2013 sports stars and Star Wars icons at Madame Tussauds<\/a>.<\/p>\n 7. Sea Life London Aquarium<\/strong><\/p>\n Explore the magic of the deep sea at Sea Life London Aquarium<\/a>, where kids can see all sorts of creatures \u2013 sharks, sea turtles, penguins, seahorses and more \u2013 up close. A brand new exhibit called Ocean Invaders: Enter the World of Jellyfish<\/em> is slated to open Easter 2017.<\/p>\n 8. London Zoo<\/strong><\/p>\n The ZSL London Zoo<\/a> offers an array of zoo experiences (and you know we\u2019re all about giving experiences<\/a> here at Flytographer). Gift kids with the experience of meeting their favourite animals<\/a> \u2013 giraffes, penguins, meerkats or rainforest animals \u2013 up close with one of the zoo\u2019s keepers or go all out and book an overnight stay at Gir Lion Lodge<\/a>.<\/p>\n 9. Trafalgar Square<\/strong><\/p>\n Historic public squares are always a great addition to vacation itineraries, but there are a few extra special reasons to put Trafalgar Square<\/a> on your London itinerary. In addition to statues and fountains, you\u2019ll find London\u2019s smallest police station<\/a> hidden unassumingly in the southeast corner of the square.<\/p>\n 10. Piccadilly Circus<\/strong><\/p>\n You won\u2019t find a Big Top and elephants at Piccadilly Circus, but you will find plenty of enthusiastic street performers. There\u2019s always something delightful happening at this animated London intersection in the heart of the entertainment district. Be sure to pick up a few fun souvenirs from the nearby shops.<\/p>\n Flytographer: Mair\u00e9ad in London<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
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