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he Best Places to Visit in London with Kids

From the London Eye to Camden Lock u2013 just a few of Londonu2019s best attractions

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he Best Places to Visit in London with Kids

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  1. The Best Places to Visit in London with Kids From the London Eye to Camden Lock –just a few of London’s best attractions While it is no Palm Beach – or any beach, for that matter, London holds the crown for the most-visited destination in Europe. As many as 27 million tourists a year throng the city, hoping to catch a glimpse of the rich culture and deep history it has to offer. So, whether you are one of the 1.8 million single parents living in the UK and looking for some day trip ideas with the kids this summer, or a visitor from abroad on a short break, London has plenty to offer for everyone: families, singles, young and old. In fact, the choice will boggle you, so we have tried to help you with a few suggestions! Here are the best places and must-see spots in London for a day trip or a city break: Start with the London Eye

  2. Start off with a ride on the London Eye to get your bearings. Also known as the Millennium Wheel, it has become a national icon since its formal opening on 31 December 1999. The massive Ferris wheel towers over the landscape, thus offering a lovely view of London and an awe-inspiring experience for the kids. Its pods are roomy, and you could either share one with other tourists or have a private pod to yourselves (for a steeper price, though). The London Eye is located on the South Bank close to the London Dungeons and the London Aquarium, so you could visit one or the other after watching the street performers on the South Bank and picking up a tasty snack at one of the many cafés and restaurants dotted along the Thames. The London Dungeon, which recreates scenes from London’s gory history (using special effects, live actors and plenty of British humour) is not for the faint hearted. Your teens will probably love it, but if you are travelling with young kids, you are best advised to visit the seahorses, dwarf crocodiles, and jellyfish next door! Read More Single Parents on Holiday Ltd 3 Hayes Court 116 West Common Road Bromley Kent UK BR2 7EG 0333 370 3701 info@singleparentsonholiday.co.uk https://singleparentsonholiday.co.uk

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