London Weekend Activities & Things to Do
Weekend in London
This itinerary balances free activities with low-cost experiences. Public transport (Tube/Bus) is recommended for all travel. Remember to book free entry tickets for major museums in advance.
Friday Evening - Family Fun
Friday, April 3South Bank Stroll
Enjoy a scenic, free riverside walk from Westminster Bridge to Southbank Centre, passing iconic landmarks and spotting seasonal street art.
Suitable for all ages. Flat, stroller-friendly paths. Duration: 1.5 hours.
Easily accessible via Westminster or Waterloo tube stations.
Simmer Down Party
A Good Friday special family dance party at the Southbank Centre, perfect for families to burn off energy together with music and movement.
All ages. Energetic atmosphere. Duration: 1.5 hours.
Short walk from Waterloo Station.
Saturday - Adventure Day
Saturday, April 4Natural History Exploration
Explore dinosaur skeletons, the massive blue whale model, and the interactive earthquake simulator in one of London's most famous museums.
All ages. Families should book free timed entry in advance. Allow 2 hours.
South Kensington tube station is nearby.
Science Museum Wonderlab
Hands-on science fun in the Science Museum.
Experience interactive galleries designed to engage young minds with physics and technology.
Ages 4-12. Interactive and engaging. Duration: 1.5 hours.
Walking distance from Natural History Museum.
Hyde Park Play
Visit the Diana Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens, featuring a giant wooden pirate ship, sensory trail, and play areas.
Best for ages 3-12. Plenty of space to run. Duration: 1.5 hours.
Accessible via Lancaster Gate or Queensway tube.
Battersea Power Fun
Explore the vibrant area around Battersea Power Station, featuring family-friendly art trails and food stalls.
All ages. Open-air environment. Duration: 1 hour.
Accessible by Northern Line (Battersea Power Station station).
Sunday - Relaxed Day
Sunday, April 5Maritime Museum Quest
Visit the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, which features the 'The Cove' indoor play area and interactive ship-themed exhibits.
Ages 3-10. Great indoor play facilities. Duration: 1.5 hours.
Accessible by DLR (Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich).
Cutty Sark Trail
Explore the historic ship Cutty Sark, featuring an Easter egg trail for children to follow across the decks.
Ages 5+. Educational and fun. Duration: 1 hour.
Short walk from the National Maritime Museum.
Greenwich Park Picnic
Relax in Greenwich Park with stunning views over the city before heading home.
All ages. Open green space. Duration: 1 hour.
Short walk from the park exit to DLR or bus stops.
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