Things To Do In London

London has plenty to offer for anyone looking for something to do with their kids. The London Eye, a 135-metre-high observation wheel offering a magnificent view of London's skyline from its top, gives you a clear view of the city. You can also visit London Transport Museum, which focuses on the history and development of London transportation. It houses exhibits that allow children to explore London's history of transportation. The visitor oyster card allows you to purchase Tube tickets at a reduced price.

One of London's most renowned museums is the British Museum. It houses a wide range of antiquities, art, sculpture and antiquities. It is also home of the Rosetta Stone, a significant piece of Egyptian history.

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The British Museum can be visited online or in person. Although the museum is open to all, visitors are allowed to purchase certain exhibits. There are other displays at the museum that complement the Egyptian collection. These include sculptures from Parthenon. The museum offers free activities for children, including interactive exhibits where kids can pretend to be on the Tube.

The Tower of London is also a former castle dating back to the Norman Conquest of England. This tower served as a royal residence, prison, and other purposes. A tower with an observation deck offers beautiful views of London. Amazing weaponry is also found at the Tower, which includes the crown jewels. From the last week in July to the first week in October, the tower is accessible to the public. It is best to plan your trip in advance.

The Globe Theater is an inexpensive alternative to the original Globe Theatre. The venue offers evening performances during the summer and spring, but tickets are limited and often sell out ahead of time. The cafe is a great place to have lunch. Tickets to see the Globe Theater can be purchased as part of your London Pass.

London has many parks, including Hyde Parks and Kensington Gardens. These parks are great for kids to go on a walk or stretch their legs. Kensington Gardens is home to the Princess Diana Memorial Fountain. Regent's Park features giraffes. It is also home to London Zoo.

St. Paul's Cathedral offers a wonderful dome and crypt that offer breathtaking views of London. You can also visit The British Museum which has an impressive collection including Egyptian artifacts. It is free to visit, and offers stunning views of the Article River Thames.