Things To Do With Kids in London

All out of summer holiday activity inspo? Why not give mini golf a go? Designed with all ages in mind, Putt In The Park is a brilliantly quirky outdoor course in the heart of Battersea. Refuel afterwards in the light and airy cafe which serves homemade Neapolitan-style pizzas and tasty light bites.

This one's bound to go down a storm with your little ones. A magic-themed venue in Soho, Wizard Exploratorium is a five-store wonderland, offering up wand-making and DIY hot chocolate workshops, a fun shop of tricks and treats and a ruddy good afternoon tea.

Not sure how to spend an evening in London with kids? This epic private magic show is sure to impress the whole family. Enjoy mind-boggling tricks that promise to thrill and excite, all in the comfort of a luxury location.

Looking to keep the kids entertained this December? Treat them to a super fun day out at this excellent VR experience. Housed inside the Battersea Power Station complex, DNA offers a little escape from the everyday through exciting games, activities and puzzle rooms.

A popular pastime for all the family, The Luna Cinema is bringing all your favourites to the big screen, alfresco-style. Head over to one of many parks across London and catch The Goonies and Grease, or sing along to The Greatest Showman.

Get the kids moving and learning at this interactive experience. You'll get to roam through the streets of London, hearing all about its incredible history and spotting landmarks, with a soundtrack of classic disco anthems. Expect plenty of laughs, lots of facts and the occasional flash mob. 

The ultimate London adventure, BucketRace's kid-friendly scavenger hunts will teach your little ones valuable teamwork skills whilst allowing them to discover hidden gems and explore the capital city in a safe and supervised way. 

For kids who stay glued to their smartphones, a trip to Inamo will surely capture their attention. Order unique pan-Asian food from tablets and use your interactive tables to play games, watch chef-cams and even draw on your tabletop. Dinner time will never be the same again.

For a fun day out with kids in London, take them on this spook-tacular sightseeing tour with a twist. Learn about the capital's ghoulish history as costumed actors provide an engaging experience for adults and children of all ages.

Pack a picnic and head to the park where this fun outdoor film series is bringing together a great lineup of alfresco movie nights. Pop Up Screens have a whole host of kid-friendly flicks on offer, including The Goonies, Back To The Future and The Greatest Showman.

Located in Hammersmith, this nautical-themed riverside restaurant boasts ocean-inspired interiors, a bustling garden and a children's menu to rival any. Think battered fish and chips or kid-sized beef burgers for just £7 - with 50p from every meal going towards the Special Olympics. 

Looking for fun things to do with the kids this summer? Head to your nearest Sticks 'n' Sushi location where they'll be offering interactive masterclasses for the little 'uns and they'll even walk away with a fun goody bag.

If you're looking for fun things to do with kids in London, head to The Chesterfield Hotel for a sweet shop-themed afternoon tea. With homemade scones, sandwiches and pastries including jazzy lollipops and peanut butter cups, this is a seriously sweet treat.

See Your City's magical movie tours promise to take you on a whirlwind adventure through London's most famous streets. Wander down the road that inspired Diagon Alley, peer into Bridget Jones' flat and follow in the footsteps of James Bond, learning thrilling facts along the way.

With screens going up across the capital this summer, Vision Cinema is one of the best things to do with kids in London. Head over to one of their sites in Croydon, Hounslow or Enfield and catch the likes of Frozen, The Incredibles and Black Panther.

Limin' Beach Club are transporting you to the Caribbean with its fun beach-themed setting and delicious Trinidadian dishes. What's more, the Southbank restaurant has buckets and spades for the little ones to make sandcastles and rum-laced cocktails for grown-ups to enjoy.