Kid Friendly Tours & Activities in England

Prepare for a day of magic and adventure at LEGOLAND®, an extraordinary theme park in the beautiful town of Windsor. Relish the convenience of return transportation from central London and relax during your scenic journey to the magnificent family theme park. Indulge your wildest fantasies as you ride fearsome rollercoasters and stroll through miniature lands made entirely of LEGO®. Come face to face with Star Wars™ Stormtroopers, Egyptian pharaohs and mischievous pirates during your enchanting experience of at LEGOLAND®.

Visiting a museum may seem like a difficult setting to keep children entertained, but this tour is the perfect solution. It's especially geared towards children, with a kid-friendly blue badge guide to lead the way. You'll save time studying the floor plan and trying to decide what to see, and instead have a guide to shortlist top sites and lead the way. Highlights include an Egyptian mummy, the Rosetta Stone, and lots of treasures.

This "Under the Sea" children's tour will take your child on a fascinating journey from the coastline to the depths of the ocean. Discover a magical underwater world filled with a dazzling array of creatures. With thousands of sea creatures, from rays to rare green sea turtles, they can see them swimming majestically above them in the Ocean Tunnel. The Shark Walk will have them walking across glass with seven species of stunning shark in the Shark Reef Encounter display below them.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Greenwich is one of the most historically rich areas of London. Here we discover the Royal Museums.  In fact, these are a collection of four museums is set in beautiful Greenwich Park.  Our destination is the National Maritime Museum part of Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site. Our children's tour visits this Museum dedicated to exploring life on the sea. We discover dramatic stories through the museum's collections, including the Battle of Trafalgar and First World War sea battles to Turner's sea-inspired artwork and feats of engineering and discovery.

Pique the kids' interest in history during a family-friendly tour of the British Museum in London. With a private Blue Badge guide just for your family and friends, you'll explore collections that span some 6,000 years and learn about the museum highlights through engaging commentary and activities. Fun facts about Ginger the Egyptian mummy, the Sutton Hoo treasure, and the Ramses II statue bring the past to life.

Learn about the history behind the Tower of London during this 2.5-hour family friendly tour, including a cruise down the River Thames. Take advantage of early entry into the Tower of London; you'll be among the first visitors to walk through its gates in the early morning. Ride down the Thames and picture the smugglers, pirates and mutineers who've sailed there before you. Through engaging narrative from your guide, your family will be encouraged to envision London's rich history using imagination and creativity.

See the highlights of London in a family-oriented way on this private walking tour. With a Blue Badge guide, explore Westminster to view Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and Westminster Abbey; enjoying games and activities on route that bring the sights and their history alive. Plus, watch the Changing of the Guard (dependent on day) at Buckingham Palace, see ancient London's Roman wall, and more. Use of public transport and optional entrance fees at own expense.

The London Dungeon is one of the capital's 'must-see' signature attractions, and has been delighting audiences for almost 40 years. It's a 110-minute journey through 1000 years of London's murky past. Stroll through the Dungeon, moving from show to show, guided by the venue's professional actors.

Visit the KidZania indoor city built just for kids. This 75,000 square foot complex is great for kids ages four to fourteen where they can explore sixty professions, such as doctors, dentists, pilots, and radio DJs, via role play. Children learn teamwork, independence, financial tips, and other real-life experiences and even earn 'money' which they can use to participate in other activities or put in their bank account.