Recommended Family Days out in England, London
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South London Gallery, Camberwell
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This is a gallery / exhibition centre for Contemporary Arts. Each exhibition here is fully supported by an extensive programme of events and workshops but these are mainly aimed at organised visits rather than private family outings. However if one your ... |
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Southside House, Wimbledon
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Originally a Tudor farmhouse, restored in the 1700's, lived in by the same family ever since and now open for your family to view. What is on offer is a rather eccentric collection from Marie AntoinetteĖs necklace and Van Dyke paintings to original ... |
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Southwark Cathedral, Southwark
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Any cathedral is well worth a visit and this is no exception. The more than 1000 years of its history is well presented through activities, which encourage the children to learn by experience. There are activity packs available for them at both primary and secondary ... |
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Spencer House, St James
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If you want the family to get a glimpse of what it is really like to live in a palace then this is a good choice. Originally the home of one of Princess DianaĖs ancestors, it is the only eighteenth-century private palace to survive intact. Open on Sundays for ... |
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Spitalfields City Farm, Shoreditch
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If your family lives near Central London then maybe this is your nearest farm! Here the kids can learn all about growing plants from coriander to cucumbers. They can also meet a wide range of animals and find out from the animals themselves where milk and eggs ... |
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St James's Park, St James
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Any park with a lake with lots of waterfowl is always a good bet for a family outing. In this lovely park right in the centre of London some of the birds are rather special as you might expect, and so donĖt forget they feed the Pelicans at 2.30! Do check on their ... |
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St Paul's Cathedral, St Pauls
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Kids never seem to have the same awe at seeing something awesome like world famous cathedrals, unlike knowledgeable parents such as yourself. So to get them inside Christopher WrenĖs masterpiece possibly a little cunning is required. Just remember itĖ ... |
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