London

With so many historic sites, cultural attractions, and areas of interest in London that most adults would like, it's easy to believe there aren't many alternatives for youngsters. Because London offers something for everyone, it's no surprise that it's also a great destination to take kids. It's packed with museums, many of which offer kid-friendly areas where kids can learn about history, science, technology, and more.

The National Maritime Museum in London, possibly the largest maritime museum in the world, invites children of all ages to explore the exciting history of Great Britain. There are particular activities for toddlers, such as days dedicated to studying history via dance, music, and tales. The Ship Simulator, the Children's Gallery, and the Pirate Ship Shooting Down game will appeal to teenagers.

Every youngster adores the enchanted Harry Potter films, and there is no better way to bring this imagination to life than by visiting Warner Brothers Studio London - The Making of Harry Potter. View the colorful movie sets, props, and costumes. While learning about special effects, your children will be fascinated at how movie magic works. This 3.5-hour trip will keep everyone entertained with interactive activities. Arrive at least 20 minutes before your scheduled time, and don't forget to get your children a unique wand!

Your children will have the opportunity to learn about some of the most significant aspects of the natural and cultural worlds at the Horniman Museum. Based on the lifelong interest of Victorian tea dealer John Horniman, the museum has a collection of about thirty thousand natural history and foreign cultural items. The iconic Totem Pole, the Humanity in the House of Circumstance neoclassical mosaic fresco, the aquarium, the massive walrus, and the beautiful galleries and exhibitions are just a few of the Horniman Museum's most popular attractions for children.

Location: England