Keeping your teens entertained can be a challenge, especially during the school holidays.
Fortunately, in London, there are countless interesting, exciting and educational things to do with your teens!
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Immersive events for teens in London
1. The Formula 1® Exhibition
Book from £33: The Formula 1® Exhibition
If your kids are Formula 1® fans, they won’t want to miss this!
Discover never-before-seen memorabilia, check out the real cars driven by F1 legends and prepare to be wowed by interactive activities and displays.
This exhibition will open on August 23rd, 2024, but you can grab your tickets now.
Travel to The Formula 1® Exhibition, E16
The exhibition is at the ExCel Centre, a one-minute walk from Custom House station.
Price of The Formula 1® Exhibition
Tickets start at £33 for adults. Visit the Fever website for more information.
2. Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds: The Immersive Experience
Book from £38: Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds
In this immersive experience, Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds is brought to life through live actors and VR technology.
Travel to Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds, EC3A
Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds is a five-minute walk from Aldgate station.
Price of Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds
Ticket prices start from £38 per person. Visit The War of The World’s website to book your adventure.
3. StreetHunt Games
Book from £16.50: StreetHunt Games
Take to the streets of London with your team to solve a mystery. As private investigators, you’ll gather clues to crack the case.
Travel to StreetHunt Games, EC4A/WC1A
- The Case of Colombia’s Finest starts at Gunpowder Square, a five-minute walk from City Thameslink station.
- Will Breaker starts at Sicilian Avenue, a three-minute walk from Holborn station.
Price to play StreetHunt Games
Tickets cost £16.50 per person. Head to the StreetHunt website to choose which case you’re going to solve.
4. Outscape Games
Outscape Games is a chance to take on challenges and solve puzzles on the streets of London. With your team, a dedicated Games Master and a smart device, you’ll combine real-life and augmented reality.
Travel to Outscape Games, EC1/SW7/W1J
- The Wren Code begins at St. Pauls station.
- Drake’s Secret begins outside the V&A, a four-minute walk from South Kensington station.
- Flag Masters begins at Berkeley Square, an eight-minute walk from Green Park station.
Price to play Outscape Games
Tickets are £32 per person, with a minimum of four players required. Visit the Outscape Games website to choose your adventure.
5. Oxygen Activeplay
For indoor activity park fun, take your teen to one of four Oxygen Activeplay centres in London. Here, you can spend hours in the freejumping area, play dodgeball, take on the cardio wall or dress up for a Neon Night party!
Travel to Oxygen Activeplay, CR0/W3/SE10/RM3
- Activeplay Croydon is a 20-minute walk from Waddon station.
- Activeplay Acton is an eight-minute walk from Acton station.
- Activeplay O2 is a six-minute walk from North Greenwich station.
- Activeplay Romford is a 20-minute walk from Harold Wood station.
Price to visit Oxygen Activeplay
Ticket prices vary. Visit the Oxygen Activeplay website to learn more and plan your visit.
6. Plonk Crazy Golf
Choose from four Plonk venues around London for an afternoon of crazy golf fun. Some venues offer a retro arcade, pool table and games bar, and all four venues are child-friendly before 6 pm.
Travel to Plonk Crazy Golf, E8/NW1/SE1/N1
- Plonk in Hackney is a one-minute walk from London Fields station.
- Plonk in Camden Market is an eight-minute walk from Camden Town station.
- Plonk in Borough Market is a three-minute walk from London Bridge station.
- Plonk in Shoreditch is a seven-minute walk from Hoxton station.
Price to visit Plonk Crazy Golf
Prices vary depending on the venue. Booking in advance is recommended, especially on Fridays and Saturdays.
What’s on at Plonk Crazy Golf
Visit the Plonk Crazy Golf website to learn more and plan your visit.
7. The Crystal Maze Live Experience
The Crystal Maze is the ultimate team day out. Make your way through different zones and put your skills to the test with physical and mental challenges.
Travel to The Crystal Maze, W1D
The Crystal Maze is a one-minute walk from Piccadilly Circus station.
Price to visit The Crystal Maze
Prices vary. Visit The Crystal Maze website for full information and to book your tickets.
8. Active 360 Paddleboarding
Active 360 are experts at teaching paddleboarding to family groups. Plus, with three locations in London, you’re never too far from the action.
Be aware that private sessions are available to anyone over the age of seven, but group sessions are for adults only.
Travel to Active 360, W4/W2/TW8
- Active 360 in Kew Bridge is a one-minute walk from Kew Bridge station.
- Active 360 in Paddington Basin is a five-minute walk from Paddington station.
- Active 360 in Brentford Lock is a 15-minute walk from Brentford station.
Price to go paddleboarding with Active 360
Pricing starts from £55 per person.
Go paddleboarding with Active 360
Visit the Active 360 website to learn more and book your session.
9. The Golden Hinde
Captained by Francis Drake, The Golden Hinde was the first ship to circumnavigate the globe. Step aboard this full-sized reconstruction of the famous ship to go back to the 1500s and learn all about the voyage.
Travel to The Golden Hinde, SE1
The Golden Hinde is a five-minute walk from London Bridge station.
Price to visit The Golden Hinde
Tickets are £6 for adults and children or £18 for a family of four. Under 3s can visit for free.
What’s on at The Golden Hinde
Visit The Golden Hinde website to learn more and plan your visit.
Activity adventures
10. Go Ape
For an outdoor thrill without leaving the city, Go Ape is the place to be.
The whole family can enjoy the challenge of high ropes obstacle courses and exhilarating zip lines.
With locations in Battersea Park, Alexandra Palace and Cockfosters, you’re never too far away from a skyline adventure.
Travel to Go Ape, SW11/N22/EN4
- Go Ape in Battersea Park is a 19-minute walk from Battersea Park station.
- Go Ape in Alexandra Palace is an eleven-minute walk from Alexandra Palace station.
- Go Ape in Cockfosters is a nine-minute walk from Cockfosters station.
Price to visit Go Ape
Prices vary depending on the location and activity that you choose. Visit the Go Ape website and navigate to your preferred location.
Choose your Go Ape adventure
Head to the Go Ape website to learn about the different adventures and plan your visit.
11. London Climbing Centres
London Climbing Centres has eight venues around the city, offering indoor climbing, as well as classes and courses for beginners.
Travel to London Climbing Centres
Click here to view a list of venues and the nearest stations.
Price to visit London Climbing Centres
Prices vary depending on the venue and activity.
What’s on at London Climbing Centres
Visit the London Climbing Centres website to plan your visit.
12. The ArcelorMittal Orbit
The ArcelorMittal Orbit is the tallest sculpture in the UK, towering at an impressive 114.5 metres high. It’s also the world’s longest tunnel slide, so your teens can take in the Instagrammable views from the top before you all ride through twists and turns to the ground.
The ArcelorMittal Orbit is closed for maintenance but set to reopen in early 2025, so add this to your to-do list for the New Year!
Travel to the ArcelorMittal Orbit, E20
The ArcelorMittal Orbit is in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. It takes 17 minutes to walk from Stratford station through the park to the slide.
Price to visit the ArcelorMittal Orbit
Ticket prices vary. Visit the ArcelorMittal Orbit website to book.
13. The Castle Climbing Centre
Found inside an old Victorian water pumping station, The Castle Climbing Centre is a unique setting for a climbing experience.
The centre offers a range of supervised sessions and training courses for teens to develop their rope climbing and bouldering skills.
The venue, which is open seven days a week, also offers massage and yoga and is home to a vegetarian cafe and a community garden. Plus, there’s a shop on-site to purchase climbing gear and accessories.
Travel to The Castle Climbing Centre, N4
The Castle Climbing Centre is a ten-minute walk from Manor House station.
Price to visit The Castle Climbing Centre
A standard ticket costs £16.50 per person or £116 for an eight-session pass.
What’s on at The Castle Climbing Centre
Visit The Castle Climbing Centre website to learn more and book your ticket.
14. Gorilla Circus Trapeze School
Let your teens fly with this exhilarating trapeze experience!
The school is only open during summer as it’s an outdoor experience. Teens under 16 must be supervised by an adult at all times.
Travel to Gorilla Circus Trapeze School, NW1/SW7
- The Regents Park school is a 14-minute walk from St John’s Wood station.
- The Kensington Gardens school is a 13-minute walk from High Street Kensington station.
Price to visit Gorilla Circus Trapeze School
Prices vary. Visit the Gorilla Circus Trapeze School website for full details and to book your session.
15. Alexandra Palace Ice Rink
Alexandra Palace Ice Rink was voted the UK’s number 1 ice rink in 2023, and you can visit seven days a week.
Travel to Alexandra Palace Ice Rink, N22
Alexandra Palace Ice Rink is an eleven-minute walk from Alexandra Palace station.
Price to visit Alexandra Palace Ice Rink
Standard tickets are £11.50 for adults and £10.50 for under 16s, with a one-pound discount during off-peak hours. It’s advisable to book tickets online.
What’s on at Alexandra Palace Ice Rink
As well as taking to the rink, teens can watch ice hockey and dance the day away at an ice disco. Visit the Alexandra Palace Ice Rink website for more information.
16. Hollywood Bowl
Ten-pin bowling is always good fun for the entire family, and at Hollywood Bowl, your teens can also enjoy the amusement arcade and pool table.
There are four Hollywood Bowl venues around London, so you’re never too far away from the fun.
Travel to Hollywood Bowl, SE16/SE10/N12/RM9
- Hollywood Bowl in Surrey Quays is a nine-minute walk from Surrey Quays station.
- Hollywood Bowl in the O2 is a seven-minute walk from North Greenwich station.
- Hollywood Bowl in Finchley is a 26-minute walk from Finchley Central station.
- Hollywood Bowl in Dagenham is a 20-minute walk from Dagenham Dock station.
Price to visit Hollywood Bowl
Prices vary. Visit the Hollywood Bowl website to check out the activities and offers available.
17. QUEENS
Enjoy a full day of fun at QUEENS, with many great activities to choose from. You can go bowling, ice skating, curling or head to the arcade to play games.
Travel to QUEENS, W2
QUEENS is a one-minute walk from Queensway station.
Price to visit QUEENS
Prices vary depending on the activity. Head to the QUEENS website to see what’s on and book your tickets.
18. The Dare Skywalk
The Dare Skywalk is an exhilarating climbing adventure on top of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Travel to The Dare Skywalk, N17
The Dare Skywalk is a five-minute walk from White Hart Lane station.
Price to visit The Dare Skywalk
Adult tickets cost £39 and tickets for under 17 year olds are £31.
What’s on at The Dare Skywalk
Visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium website to learn more about The Dare Skywalk and book your ticket.
19. Clip ‘n Climb Chelsea
Clip ‘n Climb is a fun and safe way to introduce your teen to climbing. Full training and equipment is provided.
Travel to Clip ‘n Climb Chelsea, SW6
Clip ‘n Climb Chelsea is a ten-minute walk from Fulham Broadway station.
Price to visit Clip ‘n Climb Chelsea
General session tickets are £22.50 per person.
What’s on at Clip ‘n Climb Chelsea
Visit the Clip ‘n Climb Chelsea website to learn more and book your climb.
20. The Arch Climbing Wall
The Arch Climbing Wall was London’s first dedicated bouldering centre and has since expanded to four locations around the city.
Travel to The Arch Climbing Wall, SE16/SE16/HA8/W3
- The Surrey Quays venue is a two-minute walk from Canada Water station.
- The Bermondsey venue is a nine-minute walk from Bermondsey station.
- The Burnt Oak venue is an eight-minute walk from Burnt Oak station.
- The Acton venue is a five-minute walk from Acton Central station.
Price to visit The Arch Climbing Wall
Prices start from £11.
What’s on at The Arch Climbing Wall
Visit The Arch Climbing Wall website for full details.
21. Bunker 51
Set in a cold-war-themed nuclear bunker, Bunker 51 offers paintball, airsoft, laser tag, escape rooms and more.
Travel to Bunker 51, SE7
Bunker 51 is a 20-minute walk from Charlton station.
Price to visit Bunker 51
Prices vary depending on the activities and size of your group.
What’s on at Bunker 51
Visit the Bunker 51 website to check out the activities available and book your session.
22. London Parkour School
Enrolling your teen in a class at London Parkour School is a great way to get them moving and learning new skills.
Travel to London Parkour School, E14
London Parkour School is a four-minute walk from South Quay station.
Price to visit London Parkour School
There are various price options.
What’s on at London Parkour School
Visit the London Parkour School website to learn more.
23. Laser Quest
Laser Quest is one of the most popular Laser Tag brands, with more than 60 centres around the UK. Head to one of many London venues to spend an afternoon in battle with your teens!
Travel to Laser Quest
There are several Laser Quest venues around London. Click here to find your closest location.
Price to visit Laser Quest
Prices vary depending on location.
What’s on at Laser Quest
Visit the Laser Quest website to learn more and plan your visit.
24. Capital Karts
Challenge your teens to a race on the all-electric go-karts at the UK’s fastest indoor track!
Travel to Capital Karts, E14
Capital Karts is a seven-minute walk from Canary Wharf station.
Price to visit Capital Karts
Prices vary per package.
What’s on at Capital Karts
Visit the Capital Karts website to plan your race.
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25. Gourmaze: A Dessert Treasure Hunt
Book from £27.99: Gourmaze: A Dessert Treasure Hunt
For a unique and delicious activity in London, check out this dessert treasure hunt!
By solving riddles sent to your phone, you’ll uncover hidden food hotspots around the city. Available until December 2024.
Travel to Gourmaze: A Dessert Treasure Hunt
Location details are revealed upon booking.
Price to join Gourmaze: A Dessert Treasure Hunt
Tickets are £27.99 per person. Visit the Fever website to book yours.
26. Wizarding Afternoon Tea at Cutter & Squidge
Venture into Soho for Wizarding Afternoon Tea in the Common Room at Cutter & Squidge. Enjoy an immersive feast on a range of all-natural sweet treats and handcrafted savoury snacks.
Travel to Cutter & Squidge, W1F
Cutter & Squidge is a five-minute walk from Piccadilly Circus station.
Price to visit Cutter & Squidge
Tickets start from £44.99 for adults and £34.99 for children.
What’s on at Cutter & Squidge
Visit the Cutter & Squidge website to see the full range of afternoon teas and book your tickets.
27. BOXPARK
BOXPARK brings together an eclectic selection of food stalls alongside live music and entertainment. There are three venues in London, and all are family-friendly before 8 pm.
Travel to BOXPARK, E1/CR0/HA9
- BOXPARK Shoreditch is a one-minute walk from Shoreditch High Street station.
- BOXPARK Croydon is a one-minute walk from East Croydon station.
- BOXPARK Wembley is a three-minute walk from Wembley Park station.
What’s on at BOXPARK
Visit the BOXPARK website to discover which stalls are at each venue and plan your visit.
28. Hard Rock Cafe
Hard Rock Cafe is among the most well-known restaurant chains in the world, and the London venue was the very first!
Head down to enjoy the food, iconic displays of memorabilia and live music.
Travel to the Hard Rock Cafe, W1K
The Hard Rock Cafe is a five-minute walk from Hyde Park Corner station.
What’s on the menu at the Hard Rock Cafe
Visit the Hard Rock Cafe website to check out the menu.
29. Bustronome
What better way to enjoy a guided tour of London than on a high-end double-decker bus with fine dining included? Starting out at Victoria Embankment, you’ll journey to see London’s top sights on this gourmet adventure.
Travel to Bustronome, WC2N
Bustronome is a two-minute walk from Embankment station.
Price of Bustronome
Tickets start from £69 for adults and £40 for children.
What’s on the menu at Bustronome
Visit the Bustronome website to check out the menu.
30. inamo
This restaurant concept combines mouth-watering pan-Asian cuisine with interactive tech.
Touch-screen tables with retro games and other entertainment will delight your teens while they tuck into their meal.
Travel to inamo, W1F & WC2E
- inamo Soho is a four-minute walk from Tottenham Court Road station.
- inamo Covent Garden is a two-minute walk from Covent Garden station.
What’s on the menu at inamo
Visit the inamo website to check out the menu.
London sights for teens
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31. Tower Bridge
A trip to Tower Bridge is an opportunity to climb this iconic landmark and enjoy panoramic views. While inside, you’ll learn the exciting history of the bridge and the people who worked there.
Travel to Tower Bridge, SE1
Tower Bridge is an eight-minute walk from London Bridge station.
Price to visit Tower Bridge
Prices start from £13.40 for adults and £6.70 for children. Discounts are available for families and local residents.
What’s on at Tower Bridge
Visit the Tower Bridge website to learn more and plan your visit.
32. SEA LIFE London
Book from £19: SEA LIFE London
For an under-the-sea adventure without leaving the city, head to SEA LIFE London. Here, you’ll meet sharks, penguins, turtles and other sea creatures as you make your way through the different aquarium zones.
Travel to SEA LIFE London, SE1
SEA LIFE London is a ten-minute walk from Westminster station.
Price to visit SEA LIFE London
Tickets start from £19 and children under two years go free.
What’s on at SEA LIFE London
Visit the SEA LIFE London website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
33. Up at The O2
This outdoor climbing adventure atop of the O2 is a great way to enjoy a 360-degree view of London.
Visitors must be over eight years old and at least 1.2 metres tall to participate in the climb.
Travel to Up at The O2, SE10
The O2 is a two-minute walk from North Greenwich station.
Price to visit Up at The O2
Tickets cost £35 for adults and children.
What’s on at Up at The O2
Visit The O2 website to learn more about the different climbing experiences available.
34. London Eye
Book from £29: London Eye
A trip on the London Eye is one of the best ways to take in the views of the city as you reach heights of 135 metres. With more than three million visitors annually, this is the most popular tourist attraction in the UK!
Travel to the London Eye, SE1
The London Eye is a five-minute walk from Waterloo station.
Price to visit the London Eye
Ticket prices to the London Eye vary. Click here for the full list of booking options.
What’s on at the London Eye
Visit the London Eye website to discover events and seasonal activities.
35. The View from The Shard
The Shard is home to a hotel, restaurants, bars and office space, but the Viewing Gallery is undoubtedly the highlight of the building. This gallery offers a 360-degree view of London from nearly twice the height of any other public view in the city.
Travel to The Shard, SE1
The Shard is a one-minute walk from London Bridge station.
Price to visit The Shard
Tickets to The View from The Shard start at £27.50 per person. Discover full price details here.
What’s on at The Shard
Visit The Shard website to learn more about the view and find out what else you can enjoy inside this iconic building.
36. Madame Tussauds
Book from £19: Madame Tussauds
Madame Tussauds is undoubtedly one of the most popular attractions in London, with more than 150 incredibly realistic wax sculptures of famous people. From Victoria Beckham to Princess Diana, spend the day looking for your favourite celebrities.
Travel to Madame Tussauds, NW1
Madame Tussauds is a two-minute walk from Baker Street station.
Price to visit Madame Tussauds
Ticket prices start from £19.
What’s on at Madame Tussauds
Visit the Madame Tussauds website to learn more and plan your day.
37. IFS Cloud Cable Car
Book from £6: IFS Cloud Cable Car
The IFS Cloud Cable Car travels between Greenwich Peninsula and the Royal Docks, and you can board on either side to enjoy the ride.
Travel to IFS Cloud Cable Car, SE10/E16
- To join the IFS Cloud Cable Car from Greenwich Peninsula, walk five minutes from North Greenwich station.
- To join the IFS Cloud Cable Car from the Royal Docks, walk three minutes from Royal Victoria DLR station.
Price to visit IFS Cloud Cable Car
One-way journeys are £6 for adults and £3 for children. You can book online or use contactless payment.
What to expect when riding the IFS Cloud Cable Car
Visit the booking website to learn more about the views you can enjoy during your ride.
38. The London Dungeon
Book from £19: The London Dungeon
The London Dungeon is an interactive experience, allowing you to take your teens back in time to experience London’s dark history. With ghosts, murderers, witches and more, you’re guaranteed to have a spooky day out.
Travel to the London Dungeon, SE1
The London Dungeon is a five-minute walk from Waterloo station.
Price to visit the London Dungeon
Ticket prices start from £19.
What’s on at the London Dungeon
Visit the London Dungeon website to learn more and plan your visit.
39. The London Bridge Experience
Awarded the title of the UK’s Scariest Attraction, The London Bridge Experience is an adventure back in time to discover the gruesome and ghostly history of London Bridge.
Travel to The London Bridge Experience, SE1
The London Bridge Experience is a one-minute walk from London Bridge.
Price to visit The London Bridge Experience
Tickets start from £31 for adults, £25.50 for children, or £74.99 for a family of four.
What’s on at The London Bridge Experience
Visit The London Bridge Experience website to learn more and get your tickets.
40. Shoreditch Street Art Tour, E1
Book from £20: Shoreditch Street Art Tour
Artistic teens will love this tour of Shoreditch, where they’ll learn the origins, meanings and inspiration behind graffiti in the area. It’s also possible to sign up for a street art photography workshop.
Travel to the Shoreditch Street Art Tour, E1
The Shoreditch Street Art Tour starts in front of the Goat Statue on Brushfield Street, at the corner of Spitalfields Market. This is an eight-minute walk from Liverpool Street station.
Price to join the Shoreditch Street Art Tour
Tickets are £20 for adults and £10 for under 18s.
What’s included in the Shoreditch Street Art Tour
Visit the Shoreditch Street Art Tour website to learn about the tours.
41. Thames River Sightseeing
Prices vary: Thames River Sightseeing
Thames River Sightseeing is a fantastic way for the whole family to enjoy an adventure on the water. Featuring stunning views of famous London landmarks between Westminster and Greenwich, this is great for TikTok-obsessed teens.
Travel to Thames River Sightseeing
Thames River Sightseeing cruises begin at different piers around London. Click here for the full list so you can plan your journey.
Price to join a Thames River Sightseeing cruise
Prices vary depending on which journey you choose.
Where do Thames River Sightseeing cruises go?
The Thames River tour destinations vary from Westminster, Tower of London, London Eye and Greenwich. Visit the Thames River Sightseeing tour website to choose the best tour for you.
42. Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour London
Prices vary: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tours
Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tours in London allow you to get off the bus at any point on the tour and hop back on another bus later. This gives you the freedom to set your own itinerary as you make your way around the capital.
Travel to a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
You can join the tour at any of the designated stops. Check out the full list of tour packages available to begin planning your route.
Price to take a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Prices vary depending on the tour you choose.
Which sights are included on a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
The tours feature some of the most famous landmarks in London, such as the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Madam Tussauds and The Shard. Visit the Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tours booking website for full information.
43. M&M’S London
Would your teen enjoy a trip to the world’s largest sweet store? If so, head down to M&M’S London to shop for the iconic candy and check out the merch.
Travel to M&M’S London, W1D
M&M’S London is a two-minute walk from Leicester Square station.
Price to visit M&M’S London
M&M’S London is free to visit.
What’s on at M&M’S London
Visit the M&M’S London website to find out more about this exciting sweet store experience.
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44. South Bank
South Bank is a vibrant place to spend an afternoon with your teens, and there’s always so much to do!
Choose between the skate park, food stalls, restaurants, cafes, green spaces, outdoor markets and independent shops. Plus, it’s home to the Southbank Centre, National Theatre, London Eye and BFI IMAX, so there’s truly something for everyone.
Travel to South Bank, SE1
South Bank is a six-minute walk from Waterloo station.
Price to visit South Bank
South Bank is free to visit.
What’s on in South Bank
Visit the South Bank website to see what’s on and plan your trip.
45. Outernet London
Outernet is a virtual reality entertainment district in the heart of London. Here, you can wow the entire family with art, culture and music on huge interactive wraparound screens. This immersive experience is one of the city’s most popular visitor attractions and is a great place for your teen to be inspired by technology.
The ground-level areas are free to enter and explore, with no booking required. There are also paid events, such as live music and restaurants.
Travel to Outernet, WC2H
Outernet is a one-minute walk from Tottenham Court Road station.
Price to visit Outernet
Outernet is free to visit.
What’s on at Outernet
Visit the Outernet website to learn more.
46. Covent Garden
Covent Garden has a consistently enchanting atmosphere that your teens will enjoy again and again. Teens who love to spend their pocket money will be particularly excited by a trip to Covent Garden because of the iconic collection of shops.
Plus, there are countless market stalls, cafes and restaurants to explore, and free shows by street performers throughout the day, such as musicians, magicians and acrobats.
Travel to Covent Garden, WC2E
Covent Garden is a one-minute walk from Covent Garden station.
Price to visit Covent Garden
Covent Garden is free to visit.
What’s on at Covent Garden
Visit the Covent Garden website to see what’s on and plan your day.
47. Platform 9 ¾ at Kings Cross
Kings Cross is typically known as a bustling transport hub, but there’s also a great deal to do and see in the area!
In Kings Cross Station itself, a visit to Platform 9 ¾ is a must for Harry Potter fans. If you want to go all out for a photo op, check out the Harry Potter shop next to the platform for robes, Hogwarts school jumpers and other accessories.
If your teens love tech, take a five-minute walk from the station to Coal Drops Yard. Here, you can all enjoy a free immersive gaming experience at Samsung KX. Or, if you want to avoid screen time, head to the nearby Word on the Water — a bookshop on a 100-year-old Dutch barge!
Travel to Kings Cross, N1
Head to Kings Cross station or Kings Cross St Pancras to explore the area.
Price to visit
Kings Cross is free to visit.
What’s on at Kings Cross
Visit the Kings Cross website to see what’s on and plan your trip.
48. Portobello Road Market
Head to Notting Hill to discover one of the most famous street markets in the world! Here, you can spend the day admiring antiques, sampling treats from different food traders and much more.
Travel to Portabello Road Market, W11
Portabello Road Market is a five-minute walk from Ladbroke Grove station.
Price to visit Portabello Road Market
Portabello Road Market is free to visit.
What’s on at Portabello Road Market
Visit the Portabello Road Market to learn more.
49. Sky Garden
Visit London’s highest public garden to enjoy the incredible view for free. You can also check out the range of paid events and activities, such as yoga and live music.
Travel to Sky Garden, EC3M
Sky Garden is a three-minute walk from Monument station.
Price to visit Sky Garden
Tickets are free but must be booked in advance for a specific date and time.
What’s on at Sky Garden
Visit the Sky Garden website to see what’s on.
50. Camden Market
Embrace the bustle of Camden Market and discover eclectic stalls of alternative fashion, free food samples, stunning jewellery and more.
Travel to Camden Market, NW1
Camden Market is a four-minute walk from Camden Town station.
Price to visit Camden Market
Camden Market is free to visit.
What’s on at Camden Market
Visit the Camden Market website for more information.
51. Richmond Park
Richmond Park boasts 5,000 acres of historical parkland, making it fantastic for nature-loving teens.
The whole family can spend a day exploring the ancient woods and expansive hills, which are great for spotting wildlife, especially deer and birds. Richmond Park will be a big hit for teens who love taking photos.
Travel to Richmond Park, TW10
Richmond Park is a 13-minute walk from Norbiton station.
Price to visit Richmond Park
Richmond Park is free to visit.
What’s on at Richmond Park
Visit The Royal Parks website to learn all about Richmond Park.
52. Borough Market
This is one of London’s oldest and most popular food markets, featuring a delicious range of cuisines.
Travel to Borough Market, SE1
Borough Market is a three-minute walk from London Bridge station.
Price to visit Borough Market
Borough Market is free to visit.
What’s on at Borough Market
Visit the Borough Market website to check out the traders and plan your visit.
53. Leicester Square
Spend an afternoon enjoying the shops and street performers at Leicester Square before choosing a cinema for a family-friendly film.
Travel to Leicester Square, WC2H
Leicester Square is a two-minute walk from Leicester Square station.
Price to visit Leicester Square
Leicester Square is free to visit.
What’s on at Leicester Square
Visit the Leicester Square website to see what’s going on.
54. Brick Lane
For vintage shops, street art and a vibrant Sunday market, Brick Lane is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon with your teenagers.
Travel to Brick Lane, E1
Brick Lane is a nine-minute walk from Shoreditch High Street.
Price to visit Brick Lane
Brick Lane is free to visit.
What’s on at Brick Lane
Learn more about Brick Lane on the Culture Trip website.
55. Leake Street Arches
Also known as the Banksy Tunnel, this ever-changing street art canvas is a must-visit for creative teens. Within the Arches, graffiti artists can paint over existing displays, creating a continuously evolving art display.
Travel to Leake Street Arches, SE1
Leake Street Arches is a seven-minute walk from Waterloo station.
Price to visit Leake Street Arches
Leake Street Arches is free to visit.
What’s on at Leake Street Arches
Visit the Leake Street Arches website to learn more.
56. Broadway Market
Located in Hackney, Broadway Market has a long and exciting trading history dating back to the Victorian era. Featuring more than 150 stalls of food, vintage fashion, beauty products, plants, jewellery and more.
Broadway Market won the title of Best Food Market in 2024, highlighting the quality of street food and artisan offerings available.
Travel to Broadway Market, E8
Broadway Market is an eight-minute walk from London Fields station.
Price to visit Broadway Market
Broadway Market is free to visit.
What’s on at Broadway Market
Visit the Broadway Market website to check out the traders and plan your trip.
57. Camley Street Natural Park
When you visit this urban nature reserve, it’s easy to forget you’re in the middle of London! Spend an afternoon exploring the ponds, woodland and surrounding nature.
Travel to Camley Street Natural Park, N1C
Camley Street Natural Park is a five-minute walk from Kings Cross station.
Price to visit Camley Street Natural Park
Camley Street Natural Park is free to visit.
What’s on at Camley Street Natural Park
Visit the Wild London website to learn more about Camley Street Natural Park.
58. Somerset House
There’s always something exciting going on at Somerset House, from exhibitions, talks, live music, tours and more.
Travel to Somerset House, WC2R
Somerset House is a six-minute walk from Temple station.
Price to visit Somerset House
Somerset House is free to visit, with paid tickets required for some events and exhibitions.
What’s on at Somerset House
Visit the Somerset House website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
59. Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Purpose-built for the 2012 Summer Olympics and Paralympics, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park now hosts music festivals, sports events and more. Plus, it’s simply a great place to spend an afternoon exploring the beautiful parklands.
Travel to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, E20
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is a five-minute walk from Stratford station.
Price to visit Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is free to visit, with paid tickets for certain events.
What’s on at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Visit the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park website to see what’s on.
60. The Barbican
The Barbican is a cultural centre in the heart of London, offering a range of free performing arts, music and cinema events alongside ticketed shows.
Travel to the Barbican, EC2Y
The Barbican is a five-minute walk from Barbican station.
Price to visit the Barbican
The Barbican is free to visit with paid tickets required for some events.
What’s on at the Barbican
Visit the Barbican website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
61. British Library
The British Library is home to nearly 400 miles of shelves full of fascinating books to be discovered and enjoyed. The library also has cafes and a restaurant inside and regularly hosts events.
Travel to the British Library, NW1
The British Library is a seven-minute walk from Kings Cross station.
Price to visit the British Library
The British Library is free to visit, with certain events requiring paid tickets.
What’s on at the British Library
Visit the British Library website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
62. Free Tour of London
A walking tour is a wonderful way to get to know London while doing something educational and active with your teens.
Join the Free Tour of London, WC2E
The Free Tour of London begins in front of the Apple Store in Covent Garden and finishes by Westminster Abbey.
Price to join the Free Tour of London
As the name suggests, the tour is free, but tips are encouraged.
How to join the Free Tour of London
Head to the Free Tour of London website to book your free ticket.
63. Chinatown
Immerse your family in Chinese culture with a trip to restaurants, bakeries and shops in Chinatown.
Travel to Chinatown, W1D
Chinatown is a three-minute walk from Leicester Square station.
Price to visit Chinatown
Chinatown is free to visit.
What’s on in Chinatown
Visit the Chinatown website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
Museums and galleries for teens in London
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64. The Sherlock Holmes Museum
Step back in time to discover the fictional history of Sherlock Holmes with the largest collection of memorabilia from the inspector’s cases, plus other authentic Victorian treasures.
Travel to the Sherlock Holmes Museum, NW1
The Sherlock Holmes Museum is a one-minute walk from Baker Street station.
Price to visit the Sherlock Holmes Museum
Adult tickets are £19, tickets for children aged between six and 15 are £14, and children younger than six years can visit for free.
What’s on at the Sherlock Holmes Museum
Visit the Sherlock Holmes Museum website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
65. London’s Roman Amphitheatre
Take a trip to Guildhall Art Gallery where you can step inside London’s Roman Amphitheatre, discovered by archaeologists in 1988. This is where crowds gathered in Roman times to watch gladiator fights and executions.
Travel to London’s Roman Amphitheatre, EC2V
London’s Roman Amphitheatre is a ten-minute walk from Bank station.
Price to visit London’s Roman Amphitheatre
Entry is included in a free ticket to the Guildhall Art Gallery. Paid tours are available.
What’s on at London’s Roman Amphitheatre
Visit the Guildhall website to learn more and plan your visit.
66. Natural History Museum
Curious minds will love a day out at the Natural History Museum. Explore exhibits of various aspects of natural history, from dinosaurs to human evolution, space, our oceans and more.
Travel to the Natural History Museum, SW7
The Natural History Museum is a five-minute walk from South Kensington station.
Price to visit the Natural History Museum
Entrance to the museum is free, and you can book a ticket online to skip the queue.
What’s on at the Natural History Museum
Visit the Natural History Museum website for more information.
67. Tate Modern
The Tate is synonymous with art in London, featuring an impressive collection of national and international work. With new exhibitions, performances, workshops and more throughout the year, you can bring the whole family back here again and again.
Travel to the Tate Modern, SE1
The Tate Modern is a nine-minute walk from Blackfriars station.
Price to visit the Tate Modern
Entrance to the Tate Modern is free, with paid tickets required for certain exhibitions and events.
What’s on at the Tate Modern
Visit the Tate Modern website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
68. Science Museum
Encourage your teens to get excited about science with a day at the Science Museum. Here, interactive exhibitions, stories of incredible discoveries and immersive 3D cinema experiences bring science to life!
Travel to the Science Museum, SW7
The Science Museum is a five-minute walk from South Kensington station.
Price to visit the Science Museum
Entrance to the museum is free, but tickets must be booked online in advance.
What’s on at the Science Museum
Visit the Science Museum website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
69. Clink Prison Museum
The Clink is one of the oldest prisons in England, dating back to 1144.
A tour of the prison doubles as an educational experience, as you’ll learn about social, religious and historical issues relating to the prison system.
Travel to Clink Prison Museum, SE1
The Clink Prison Museum is a seven-minute walk from London Bridge station.
Price to visit Clink Prison Museum
Tickets cost £8 for adults and £6 for children.
What’s on at Clink Prison Museum
Visit the Clink Prison Museum website to learn more and plan your visit.
70. Twist Museum
Book from £19: Twist Museum
The Twist Museum is a mind-altering immersive experience created by artists, neuroscientists and philosophers.
Travel to Twist Museum, W1C
The Twist Museum is a one-minute walk from Oxford Circus station.
Price to visit Twist Museum
Ticket prices start from £19 for adults and £15 for children.
What’s on at Twist Museum
Visit the Twist Museum website to learn more and plan your visit.
71. Serpentine Galleries
The South Gallery and North Gallery can be found on either side of the Serpentine Bridge in the centre of Hyde Park. These galleries are home to exhibitions, events and public art projects.
Travel to the Serpentine Galleries, W2
Lancaster Gate is the closest station to the galleries at just over a ten-minute walk from each.
Price to visit the Serpentine Galleries
Entrance to both galleries is free with a suggested donation of £1.
What’s on at the Serpentine Galleries
Visit the Serpentine Galleries website to see what’s on and plan your visit.
72. The Cartoon Museum
Discover the rich history of British cartoons and comics with a day at The Cartoon Museum.
Travel to The Cartoon Museum, W1A
The Cartoon Museum is a six-minute walk from Oxford Circus station.
Price to visit The Cartoon Museum
Adult tickets cost £9.50, and under 18s go free.
What’s on at The Cartoon Museum
Visit The Cartoon Museum website to learn more.
73. Fashion and Textile Museum
This is the only museum in the UK dedicated to showcasing fashion and textile design. Unlike most museums, there is no permanent display. Instead, visitors can enjoy a diverse range of temporary exhibitions alongside talks, workshops and digital design courses.
Travel to the Fashion and Textile Museum, SE1
The Fashion and Textile Museum is an eleven-minute walk from London Bridge.
Price to visit the Fashion and Textile Museum
Standard tickets are £11.50.
What’s on at the Fashion and Textile Museum
Visit the Fashion and Textile Museum website to learn more.
Shows and musicals for teens in London
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74. Phantom of the Opera
Book from £25: Phantom of the Opera
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s award-winning musical is back at His Majesty’s Theatre where it first opened in 1986. Since then, this tragic love story has become one of the highest-grossing musicals of all time.
Travel to the His Majesty’s Theatre, SW1Y
His Majesty’s Theatre is a 4 minute walk from Piccadilly Circus station or a 9 minute walk from Charing Cross station.
Cost of tickets for Phantom of the Opera
Tickets start from £25. Book yours now.
75. Mean Girls
Book from £26.60: Mean Girls
Head to London’s Savoy Theatre until February 16th, 2025, to catch Mean Girls and revel in the drama of North Shore High.
Travel to the Savoy Theatre, WC2R
The Savoy Theatre is a six-minute walk from Charing Cross station.
Cost of tickets for Mean Girls
Tickets start from £26.60. Book yours now.
76. Back to the Future The Musical
Book from £22.68: Back to the Future The Musical
The musical version of Back to the Future can be enjoyed at the Adelphi Theatre until December 22nd, 2024.
Travel to the Adelphi Theatre, WC2R
The Adelphi Theatre is a four-minute walk from Charing Cross station.
Cost of tickets for Back to the Future The Musical
Tickets start from £22.68. Book yours now.
77. Wicked
Book from £28.25: Wicked the musical
Multi-award-winning musical Wicked explores the untold story of the Wicked Witch of the West. Now in its 21st year, this is a must-see for theatre lovers and is playing at the Apollo Victoria Theatre until June 2025.
Travel to Apollo Victoria, SW1V
Apollo Victoria is a three-minute walk from Victoria station.
Cost of tickets for Wicked
Ticket prices start from £28.25. Book yours now.
78. The Lion King
Book from £44.10: The Lion King
Disney’s The Lion King has been wowing audiences at Lyceum Theatre since 2021, and you’ve got until October 19th, 2024, to share the magic with your teens.
Travel to Lyceum Theatre, WC2E
Lyceum Theatre is a five-minute walk from Covent Garden station.
Cost of tickets for The Lion King
Ticket prices start from £44.10. Book yours now.
79. MAMMA MIA!
Book from £14.70: MAMMA MIA!
MAMMA MIA! is a hilarious musical that unfolds on a Greek island, set to ABBA’s classic hits. You’ve got until March 29th, 2025, to treat the whole family to this timeless show.
Travel to Novello Theatre, WC2B
Novello Theatre is a six-minute walk from Covent Garden station.
Cost of tickets for MAMMA MIA!
Ticket prices start from £14.70. Book yours now.
80. Six
Book from £36.98: Six
Six tells the first-person stories of the wives of Henry VIII, and you can catch it at Vaudeville Theatre until May 4th, 2025.
Travel to Vaudeville Theatre, WC2R
Vaudeville Theatre is a five-minute walk from Charing Cross station.
Cost of tickets for Six
Six ticket prices start from £36.98. Book yours now.
81. Stranger Things: The First Shadow
Book from £20: Stranger Things: The First Shadow
Based on the Netflix show, Stranger Things: The First Shadow is on stage at the Phoenix Theatre until February 16th, 2025.
Travel to Phoenix Theatre, WC2H
Phoenix Theatre is a three-minute walk from Tottenham Court Road station.
Cost of tickets for Stranger Things: The First Shadow
Ticket prices start from £20. Book yours now.
82. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Book from £20: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
This timeless love story tells the tale of Benjamin Button, who is born old and grows younger every day. Catch this classic at Ambassadors Theatre from October 10th, 2024, until February 15th, 2025.
Travel to Ambassadors Theatre, WC2H
Ambassadors Theatre is a seven-minute walk from Tottenham Court Road station.
Cost of tickets for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Ticket prices start from £20. Book yours now.
83. Matilda
Book from £20: Matilda the Musical
Matilda the Musical is an award-winning show inspired by Roald Dahl’s classic children’s book. It tells the tale of Matilda, who uses her imagination and sharp mind to make a stand and change her destiny.
Travel to the Cambridge Theatre
The Cambridge Theatre is a 4-minute walk from Covent Garden and Leicester Square stations. It is a 7-minute walk from Tottenham Court Road station.
Cost of tickets for Matilda the Musical
Ticket prices start from £20. Book yours now.
84. The Play That Goes Wrong
Book from £25: The Play That Goes Wrong
The Play That Goes Wrong is London’s longest-running comedy play. The show follows the mishaps of a drama society in rehearsals for a murder mystery performance. Catch it at the Duchess Theatre until May 2025.
Travel to Duchess Theatre, WC2B
Duchess Theatre is a ten-minute walk from Charing Cross station.
Cost of tickets for The Play That Goes Wrong
Ticket prices start from £25. Book yours now.
85. BFI Southbank, SE1
BFI Southbank is a four-screen cinema in central London, open every day of the week, so you’ll surely find a show for your teen to enjoy. Plus, under 16s can enjoy tickets for £3.
Travel to BFI Southbank, SE1
BFI Southbank is an eight-minute walk from Waterloo station.
Price to visit BFI Southbank
Ticket costs vary.
What’s on at BFI Southbank
Visit the BFI Southbank website to find out what’s on and book your tickets.
Parks and Outdoor Spaces
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86. Hyde Park
Visitors have been enjoying Hyde Park for hundreds of years, and it’s a great place to spend an afternoon with your teens. From hiring a boat to explore the Serpentine Lake to renting a court for a game of tennis, there are so many activities to enjoy in Hyde Park.
Travel to Hyde Park, W2
Marble Arch, Lancaster Gate and Queensway are the closest stations to Hyde Park, with each less than a minute’s walk away.
Price to visit Hyde Park
Hyde Park is free to visit.
What’s on at Hyde Park
Visit The Royal Parks website to learn more about Hyde Park.
87. Hampstead Heath
Hampstead Heath boasts nearly 800 acres of parkland, featuring natural swimming ponds and panoramic views of London from Parliament Hill.
Travel to Hampstead Heath, NW3
Gospel Oak station is a one-minute walk to Hampstead Heath.
Price to visit Hampstead Heath
Hampstead Heath is free to visit.
What’s on at Hampstead Heath
Visit the Hampstead Heath website to see what’s happening in the park.
88. Crystal Palace Park
Crystal Palace Park is run by a community-led organisation and offers a wide variety of activities and attractions for visitors. You can spend an entire day here exploring the farm, market, maze, skate park and so much more.
Travel to Crystal Palace Park, SE19
Crystal Palace Park is a one-minute walk from Crystal Palace station.
Price to visit Crystal Palace Park
Crystal Palace Park is free to visit.
What’s on at Crystal Palace Park
Visit the Crystal Palace Park website to learn more and plan your visit.
89. Greenwich Park
Greenwich Park is a favourite among locals and tourists, and once you’ve visited, you’ll know why. At the top of the highest hill in the park, you’ll be able to take in a view of London like no other.
Also, the beginning of the Prime Meridian can be found in the park — the line dividing the world into Eastern and Western hemispheres!
Travel to Greenwich Park, SE10
Greenwich Park is a two-minute walk from Maze Hill station.
Price to visit Greenwich Park
Greenwich Park is free to visit.
What’s on at Greenwich Park
Visit The Royal Parks website to learn more about Greenwich Park.
90. Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a unique botanical garden experience. Home to more than 50,000 living plants, Kew Gardens is a chance to get your teens excited about nature.
Travel to Kew Gardens, T9
Kew Gardens is an eleven-minute walk from Kew Bridge station.
Price to visit Kew Gardens
Tickets start from £10 for adults and £4 for children. Kids under four go free.
What’s on at Kew Gardens
Visit the Kew Gardens website to learn more about this world-famous natural experience.
91. Little Venice
Little Venice is a tranquil stretch of London featuring picturesque canals, dreamy houseboats and quirky waterside cafes.
Travel to Little Venice, W2
Little Venice is a one-minute walk from Warwick Avenue station.
Price to visit Little Venice
Little Venice is free to visit.
What’s on at Little Venice
Visit the Canal and River Trust website to learn more about Little Venice.
92. Battersea Park
You can find Battersea Park on the bank of the Thames in southwest London. The park has a lot for active teens to get involved in, such as boating, cricket and cycling, but also offers serene walks and peaceful places to picnic.
Travel to Battersea Park, SW11
Battersea Park is a nine-minute walk from Battersea Power Station.
Price to visit Battersea Park
Battersea Park is free to visit.
What’s on at Battersea Park
Visit the Battersea Park website to plan your day out.
93. Victoria Park
This is London’s oldest public park, boasting beautiful open spaces, a boating lake and regular family-friendly events and festivals.
Travel to Victoria Park, E3
Victoria Park is an eight-minute walk from Hackney Wick station.
Price to visit Victoria Park
Victoria Park is free to visit.
What’s on at Victoria Park
Visit the Tower Hamlets website to learn more about Victoria Park.
94. Thames Path
Take a walk down any part of the Thames Path to immerse yourself in London life.
This path stretches 79.5 miles from the floodplains of Richmond to the eastern marshes. A walk along this route is fantastic for views of the river and famous landmarks, such as the Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe and the London Eye.
Travel to Thames Path
You can join the Thames Path at any point along the route. Visit the TFL website for full details.
Price to visit Thames Path
Thames Path is free to visit.
Day trips for teens near London
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95. Warwick Castle
Book from £22: Warwick Castle
If you’re looking for a historical day trip out of London, then Warwick Castle should feature top of your list. Here, you can explore the castle, dungeon and grounds, or delight in the many live shows, storytelling, quests and more.
Travel to Warwick Castle
Travel 90 minutes from Marylebone to Warwick and then walk for 15 minutes to the castle.
Price to visit Warwick Castle
Tickets start from £22 per person.
What’s on at Warwick Castle
Visit the Warwick Castle website to see what’s on and plan your day trip.
96. Chessington World of Adventures Resort
Book from £29: Chessington World of Adventures
Chessington combines the thrills of a theme park with a zoo and SEA LIFE centre, so you can hit the rides and then greet the animals. As an added bonus, Chessington is also home to Go Ape for a tree top challenge.
Travel to Chessington, KT9
Chessington is a ten-minute walk from Chessington South station.
Price to visit Chessington
Day tickets start from £29, with overnight stays and annual passes available.
What’s on at Chessington
Visit the Chessington website to plan your day out.
97. Thorpe Park
Book from £29: Thorpe Park
Thorpe Park boasts the UK’s tallest and fastest roller coaster, as well as a great range of other adrenaline-inducing rides. This is a no-brainer for a day out with daring teens.
Travel to Thorpe Park, KT16
Thorpe Park is a 15-minute bus ride on the 950 Express from Staines station.
Price to visit Thorpe Park
Day tickets start from £29, with overnight stays and annual passes available.
What’s on at Thorpe Park
Visit the Thorpe Park website to check out the rides and other attractions.
98. Epping Forest
Epping Forest is within easy reach of central London. This large woodland area is perfect for hiking, cycling and horse riding.
Travel to Epping Forest, IG10
Epping Forest is a 17-minute walk from Highams Park station.
Price to visit Epping Forest
Epping Forest is free to visit.
What’s on at Epping Forest
Visit the Woodland Trust website to learn more about Epping Forest.
99. Ruislip Lido
Ruislip Lido is an artificial beach on the edge of a 60-acre lake. Visit with the whole family to enjoy sunbathing, boating, woodland walks and the miniature railway.
Travel to Ruislip Lido, HA4
Ruislip Lido is a ten-minute bus ride from Ruislip station on the H13.
Price to visit Ruislip Lido
Ruislip Lido is free to visit.
What’s on at Ruislip Lido
Visit the Ruislip Lido website to plan your day at the beach.
100. LEGOLAND Windsor
Book from £29: LEGOLAND Windsor
LEGOLAND is home to more than 55 rides and attractions for the whole family. Live shows take place throughout the day, so you can meet your favourite characters.
Travel to LEGOLAND Windsor, SL4
LEGOLAND Windsor is a 15-minute shuttle bus ride from Slough station.
Price to visit LEGOLAND Windsor
Day tickets start from £29, with short breaks and annual passes available.
What’s on at LEGOLAND Windsor
Visit the LEGOLAND Windsor website to plan your visit.
101. Gripped London
Book from £12: Gripped London
For thrill-seeking teens who love adventure, Gripped London is the place to be. Conquer the high ropes, zip lines, speed slides, tree top net park and more!
Travel to Gripped London, TW14
Gripped London is a 20-minute bus ride from Hounslow Central station on the 117 or 235.
Price to visit Gripped London
Tickets start from £12 per person.
What’s on at Gripped London
Visit the Gripped London website to discover all of the available activities.
Planning a day out with your teens in London
As you can see, there are so many great things to do with teens in London, as well as several amazing day trips in easy reach.
The key to having a fun day out is to choose something everyone will enjoy and think about what you’ll need to take with you. Also, don’t forget to check opening days and times before you embark on your adventure.
