Crystal Palace Dinosaurs
Hunt for life-sized Victorian dinosaur sculptures hidden around the lake. A unique bit of weird history.
Horniman Museum & Gardens
Eclectic natural history museum with an aquarium, butterfly house, and interactive musical instruments.
Lift 109 at Battersea Power Station
A glass elevator experience that rises through one of the iconic chimneys for a 360-degree skyline view.
Stockwell Skatepark
One of London's most famous concrete skateparks. Great for biking, skating, or just watching the pros.
Royal Observatory Greenwich
Stand on the Prime Meridian Line and explore time and space in the historic home of GMT.
Cutty Sark
Climb the decks of the world's last surviving tea clipper and walk beneath its massive hull.
Putt in the Park Battersea
Adventure golf set in the beautiful grounds of Battersea Park, featuring creative and challenging holes.
Imperial War Museum
Explore tanks, aircraft, and immersive war exhibits in a very well-curated, thought-provoking space.
TeamSport Go Karting Mitcham
High-octane indoor karting on a multi-level track. Ideal for testing competitive father-son racing skills.
WWT London Wetland Centre
Spot otters and birds in a peaceful urban oasis. Features great outdoor adventure play zones.
Southbank Skate & Graffiti
Hang out at the Undercroft to watch incredible skaters and check out the world-class street art.
The Golden Hinde
Step aboard the full-scale reconstruction of the ship Sir Francis Drake used to circumnavigate the globe.
Dulwich Picture Gallery
England's oldest public art gallery with a stunning permanent collection and family-friendly workshops.
Garden Museum
A museum of gardening history set in a converted medieval church with a stunning garden.
Florence Nightingale Museum
Discover the story of the founder of modern nursing through interactive displays and her actual artifacts.
Old Operating Theatre Museum
Europe's oldest surviving operating theatre, hidden in the attic of a Baroque church. Atmospheric and fascinating.
Tate Modern
World-class modern art in a stunning former power station. Brilliant family trails and interactive Turbine Hall installations.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Tour
Guided tour of the reconstructed Elizabethan playhouse with stories of Shakespeare's London.
The Clink Prison Museum
Explore the original site of the notorious Clink Prison with torture devices and gripping escape stories.
Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
Interactive museum at the home of tennis, featuring historic kit, VR experiences, and Centre Court.
Museum of Croydon
Local history museum showcasing Croydon's story from medieval market town to modern city.
Brockwell Lido
Grade II-listed 1930s outdoor swimming pool with art deco styling and a buzzing café culture.
Tooting Bec Lido
Europe's largest freshwater swimming pool — a massive 91 metres of bright blue water.
Beckenham Place Park Swimming Lake
London's first purpose-built swimming lake — wild swimming in a beautifully landscaped park.
Dulwich Park Boating & Playground
Beautiful Victorian park with pedal boats on the lake, a great playground, and a charming café.
Peckham Rye Park
Historic park with ornamental gardens, woodland areas, a splash pad in summer, and excellent playground.
Wimbledon Common
1,140 acres of heath and woodland, famous for the Wombles and the windmill. Perfect for den-building.
Cannizaro Park
Grade II* listed gardens with ornamental Italian garden, scented garden, and sculptures hidden among the trees.
Morden Hall Park
National Trust property with meadows, wetlands, a natural play area, and the historic Snuff Mill.
Clapham Common Playground & Paddling Pool
220 acres of parkland with excellent playgrounds, a paddling pool (summer), and wide open spaces for ball games.
SEA LIFE London Aquarium
Huge aquarium with sharks, rays, penguins, and the glass ocean tunnel beneath your feet.
Go Ape Battersea
High ropes adventure course in Battersea Park with zip wires and tree-top obstacles.
Battersea Park Children's Zoo
Small, friendly zoo perfect for younger kids with monkeys, lemurs, farm animals, and a playground.
Brixton Windmill
One of only two surviving windmills in inner London, now restored and open for tours.
Peckham Levels
Multi-storey car park converted into creative workspace with street food, art, and weekend markets.
Pop Brixton
Community project built from shipping containers housing local food businesses, bars, and events.
Brixton Village & Market Row
Victorian market arcades packed with independent food vendors, vintage shops, and live music.
Borough Market
London's oldest food market with artisan producers, street food, and fresh produce under Victorian railway arches.
Greenwich Market
Historic covered market with arts, crafts, antiques, and incredible street food from around the world.
Southbank Centre Food Market
Weekend street food market behind the Royal Festival Hall with global cuisines and riverside views.
Vauxhall City Farm
Working farm in the heart of London with pigs, goats, horses, and a riding school.
Windrush Square & Black Cultural Archives
Public square commemorating the Windrush generation with the Black Cultural Archives museum nearby.
Croydon Airport Visitor Centre
Museum in London's first airport terminal, telling the story of early aviation and Art Deco travel.
Shirley Windmill
Restored 19th-century windmill with working machinery and views across South London.
Wimbledon Village Stroll
Charming village atmosphere with boutique shops, historic pubs, and the Wimbledon Common windmill.
Polka Theatre
World-class children's theatre with dedicated play areas, garden, and café alongside the performances.
National Theatre
Free daily backstage tours, exhibitions, and family workshops in one of London's most iconic theatres.
The Scoop at More London
Open-air amphitheatre next to City Hall hosting free film screenings, theatre, and music in summer.