At the London Canal Museum you can see inside a narrowboat cabin, learn about the history of London's canals, about the cargoes carried, the people who lived and worked on the waterways, and the horses that pulled their boats.

The Royal Gunpowder Mills is a great place for families and individuals to spend days out exploring the fascinating history of gunpowder, explosives and rocket propellants.

Stand astride the prime meridian at the home of Greenwich Mean Time

Bekonscot Model Village & Railway is the world’s oldest original model village, opening for the first time in 1929.

At Lon­don Lan­guage Stu­dio, we are com­mit­ted to pro­mot­ing lan­guages to par­ents and young fam­i­lies, help­ing them to grow con­fi­dent lit­tle lin­guists; we have started the Lit­tle Lin­guist project.

Welcome to the Savva Ballet School, where the nurturing and fostering of talent and love of dance is at the heart of each class. Through imaginative, professional and tailored classes each child may fulfil their desired potential.

The Fan Museum is delighted to offer a celebratory Afternoon Tea for both Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day 2016.

The Royal Academy supports art and artists through exhibitions, education and debate.

Family Days are FREE, drop-in events and open to people of all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

2020 is a milestone 50th year for the National Youth Music Camps. Still true to the original vision they have been an inspirational experience for 1000’s of young musicians.

Tailor made football parties or with other activities if you fancy.

​"Every child is and artist, the problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up." Pablo Picasso

We have pottery classes for children and classes aimed at adults. The sessions are run on a drop in basis and there is no need to book.

LEARN FRENCH WITH THE LINGO BROS. Sessions are everyday from Tuesday to Friday and also on Saturday. Classes begin at 9:30 am and ends at 18:00 during the week. On Saturday classes start at 9:00 and ends at 18:00 – Group lessons: £18 per child/session – Group of 2 children: £32.5 per child/session

Every Sunday throughout the exhibitions, families are invited to drop-in to the Drawing Studio and gallery spaces to take part in free, creative and fun activities led by our Family Artist-in-Residence, Emily Stapleton-Jefferis.

Discover British cartoon & comic art from the 18th century to the present day!

We are London’s Premier French club for children Our unique devised immersion programmes will give your child a fantastic headstart, and launch them on a wonderful journey to bilingualism. Highly recommended by BBC, Daily Telegraph, Daily Express, and Time Out.

It’s a fun way to get kids to “write” poems even if they are initially resistant to the idea.

EVERY . BODY . DANCE . That’s our ethos. So we are making it easier than ever to get dancing with our team, by allowing you to do it in the comfort of your own homes! Move back the furniture, shoo away the dog, grab the kids and have fun learning some awesome new Funky Moves with our online dance classes.

An activities to do with your children!

Daily parade!

Come and celebrate St George’s Day with a feast of English food, live music and free fun for everyone. There’ll be cookery demos from celebrity chefs, stalls selling mouth-watering treats, a beautiful banqueting area and a host of indoor and outdoor family games.

Welcome to Junkyard Golf Club! Home of crazy golf, bad puns, and booze. Get excited on FOUR mashed up 9-hole crazy golf courses created from pre-loved and reclaimed random shizzle. Groups can putt their way through all sorts of bizarre holes; think mad slides, a UFC bear cage, hall of mirrors, UV garage, a boozy tree house bar and more.

Are you feeling brave? Maybe a little bit brave….?

Our Natural History Gallery first opened in 1901, the design influenced by the Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau movements of the time. Many of the original showcases remain, packed full of taxidermy, skeletons and specimens preserved in fluid, giving the gallery a unique historic feel. Most of the specimens, including our taxidermy mount of a walrus were collected over 100 years ago during the Victorian and Edwardian periods. This was a time when naturalists and collectors were exploring the globe.