Have you been to the London Transport Museum? We were invited along a few weeks ago. So all aboard, here’s what we thought. Located in the old flower market building in a corner of the Covent Garden Piazza, the London Transport Museum explores the story of London’s transport system and growth of the city over…

If you’re in the south London area, you should book an appointment for Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes at The Glades, Bromley. Or more importantly, your children should, because it’s made for them and not for adults. Sorry, grown-ups. The Glades – Bromley’s shopping centre – last year hosted the award-winning Kids on the Moon event, where children…

(Sponsored post) OK, I’ll admit it, I’m a terrible Londoner – despite living here for years, there are a lot of things we’ve never visited in this city, including, until last weekend, the Cutty Sark. Even though Greenwich is beautiful, fairly close to where we live and even on our side of the river, it’s…

Looking for the best London museums for children *and* grown-ups? Well, read on… And firstly, this is the new weekly round-up I’ve been trying to do for ages, relaunched. I thought I’d keep it as a regular Friday list of five things (I know the name is not that original, but it does what it…

Have you been to Kidzania London? Located in the Westfield shopping centre, it’s an indoor city with everything from shops to a climbing wall and a cricket pitch that’s designed for and run by children. Yep, that’s right. Children have a four-hour experience in the city where they can take part in ‘real life’ role-play…