3 day itinerary
London
Personalized with:Make it family friendlyKids ages 6-9Lives from brussels by trainNot walk too muchSunny days
Itinerary
London is such a fantastic city for families, and with sunny days ahead, you’re in for a treat! Here’s a fun and engaging 3-day itinerary that keeps the little ones entertained without too much walking. Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Arrival and Exploring the Classics
Morning: Arrival in London
- Take the Eurostar from Brussels to London. The train ride is about 2 hours, so pack some snacks and games to keep the kids entertained!
- Arrive at and grab a quick breakfast at one of the cafes there.
Late Morning:
- Head to the British Museum (a short tube ride away). It’s free and has fascinating exhibits that will captivate the kids, like the Egyptian mummies and the Rosetta Stone.
- There are also family trails available to make it more interactive for the kids!
Lunch:
- After the museum, stroll over to . It’s a vibrant area with street performers, shops, and eateries. Grab lunch at one of the family-friendly restaurants like Pizza Express or Shake Shack.
Afternoon:
- Post-lunch, take a short walk to the London Eye. The views from the top are breathtaking, and the kids will love spotting landmarks!
- After the ride, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the South Bank. There are often pop-up activities and performers to keep the kids entertained.
Evening: Dinner and Relax
- For dinner, head to a nearby restaurant like the (if it’s open) or a family-friendly spot like Giraffe.
- After dinner, you can take a relaxing walk along the river or find a nice spot to sit and enjoy the sunset.
Day 2: Royal Fun and Adventure
Morning: and
- Start your day with a visit to . If you time it right, you might catch the Changing of the Guard ceremony!
- Afterward, take a leisurely stroll through . It’s a beautiful park with playgrounds and plenty of space for the kids to run around.
Lunch: Near the Palace
- Grab lunch at a nearby café or picnic in the park. There are plenty of options around, like or a casual café.
Afternoon:
- Head to the (a short tube ride away). The dinosaur exhibit is a must-see, and there are interactive displays that will keep the kids engaged.
- The museum is quite large, but you can focus on a few key exhibits to avoid too much walking.
Evening: Dinner in South Kensington
- For dinner, try a family-friendly restaurant in South Kensington, like or a casual Italian place.
- If the kids still have energy, consider a quick visit to the nearby , which is also free and has lots of hands-on exhibits.
Day 3: Fun and Play
Morning:
- Start your day at the . The kids will love the stories of the Crown Jewels and the Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters).
- It’s a fascinating place with lots of history, and the kids can enjoy exploring the grounds.
Lunch: Tower Bridge Area
- After your visit, have lunch at a nearby café or restaurant. The area around Tower Bridge has some great options, like .
Afternoon:
- After lunch, hop on a . It’s a relaxing way to see the city from the water, and the kids will love being on a boat!
- You can take the cruise to Greenwich, where you can explore the or the if time allows.
Evening: Dinner and Departure
- For your last dinner in London, consider a fun spot like , which is always a hit with kids.
- After dinner, make your way back to St. Pancras for your train back to Brussels.
Tips:
- Consider getting an Oyster card or a contactless payment card for easy travel on public transport.
- Always check the opening times and any special events happening at the attractions you plan to visit.
- Don’t forget to pack sunscreen and hats for those sunny days!
I hope this itinerary helps you have a fantastic family adventure in London! Enjoy every moment! 🌞🚂🦖