7 day itinerary
London
Personalized with:Toddler friendlyFamily friendlyInclude parks and green spacesInclude museumsFree places
Itinerary
London is a fantastic city for families, and there’s so much to see and do that’s toddler-friendly. Here’s a fun and engaging 7-day itinerary that includes parks, museums, and plenty of free activities. Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Arrival and Exploring South Kensington
Morning:
- Arrive in London and settle into your accommodation. If you’re near South Kensington, you’re in for a treat!
- Head to . Let your toddler run around and explore the beautiful gardens. Don’t miss the —it’s a magical place with a pirate ship and lots of play areas.
Afternoon:
- Have a picnic lunch in the park. Grab some sandwiches from a nearby café.
- Visit the . It’s free and has plenty of interactive exhibits that will fascinate your little one, especially the dinosaur gallery!
Evening:
- Stroll back through the gardens and enjoy a casual dinner at a family-friendly restaurant in South Kensington.
Day 2: A Day in
Morning:
- Take a riverboat from central London to . The boat ride is exciting for toddlers!
- Explore . There’s plenty of space to run around, and the views of London from the hill are stunning.
Afternoon:
- Visit the (free to enter the park, but there’s a small fee for the observatory). You can take a picture at the Prime Meridian line!
- Have lunch at a café in , then head to the . It’s free and has lots of engaging exhibits for kids.
Evening:
- Enjoy a leisurely walk along the river before heading back to your accommodation.
Day 3: Central London and the
Morning:
- Start your day at . Let your toddler enjoy the fountains and the open space.
- Visit the (free entry). While it’s an art museum, there are often family-friendly activities available.
Afternoon:
- Walk down to the . Grab lunch at one of the many eateries along the river.
- Explore for some delicious snacks and treats. It’s a vibrant place, and your toddler will love the sights and smells!
Evening:
- Head to for some family-friendly events or just enjoy the riverside atmosphere. There are often street performers that will entertain your little one!
Day 4: A Day in the Parks
Morning:
- Spend the morning at . Rent a pedal boat on the Serpentine or just let your toddler run around.
- Visit the —it’s a lovely spot for a splash!
Afternoon:
- Have a picnic lunch in the park. Afterward, head to (there’s a small fee, but the gardens are free to explore).
- Let your toddler enjoy the .
Evening:
- Head back to your accommodation and enjoy a cozy family dinner.
Day 5: Museums and More Parks
Morning:
- Visit the in South Kensington. It’s free and has lots of hands-on exhibits that are perfect for toddlers.
Afternoon:
- Have lunch at the museum café, then head to again or . The park has beautiful flower beds and a lovely lake with swans.
Evening:
- Enjoy a casual dinner in the area. If you’re up for it, take a stroll to see and catch the Changing of the Guard if the timing works out!
Day 6: Day Trip to
Morning:
- Take a train to . It’s a lovely area with a beautiful park.
- Explore . It’s huge and has plenty of deer roaming around, which is always a hit with kids!
Afternoon:
- Have lunch in , then visit the (there’s an entry fee, but it’s worth it for the beautiful gardens and the treetop walkway).
Evening:
- Head back to London and enjoy a relaxed dinner.
Day 7: Final Day in London
Morning:
- Visit the in . It’s a fun way to spend the morning, and there are lots of animals to see!
Afternoon:
- Have lunch at the zoo or a nearby café, then explore . There are playgrounds and beautiful gardens to enjoy.
Evening:
- For your last evening, consider a ride on the for a stunning view of the city. It’s a great way to wrap up your trip!
Tips:
- Always check the weather and pack accordingly, especially for park days.
- Bring snacks and water for your toddler to keep them energized.
- Consider using a stroller or baby carrier for longer walks.
I hope this itinerary helps you have a fantastic week in London with your family! Enjoy every moment! 🌟