The best family days out in London and beyond rated by kids and teens
Average K-Rating based
on 3 K-Rating reviews
The Saatchi Gallery located in Chelsea, is a contemporary art gallery offering a mix of innovative exhibits and interactive activities.
First off, the Saatchi Gallery is known for its cutting-edge contemporary art, featuring works from both established and emerging artists. Kids will love the vibrant and often whimsical pieces on display, which spark imagination and creativity. The gallery’s rotating exhibitions mean there’s always something new and exciting to see.
Next, the gallery often hosts interactive installations that are a big hit with younger visitors. These hands-on exhibits encourage kids to touch, play, and engage with the art, making it a fun and immersive experience. It’s art in a way they’ve never seen before!
Also, don’t miss the family-friendly workshops and activities. These sessions are designed to get kids involved in the creative process, from painting and drawing to sculpture and mixed media. It’s a great opportunity for them to express themselves and learn new artistic skills.
Plus, the gallery’s spacious, light-filled rooms provide plenty of space for kids to explore without feeling confined. The friendly staff are always on hand to answer questions and guide families through the exhibits, making the visit educational as well as fun.
After exploring the gallery, you can relax at the on-site café, which offers a variety of snacks and drinks. It’s a perfect spot to unwind and discuss your favourite pieces.
Don’t forget to visit the shop too. There are some pocket money friendly items as well as those way out of budget!
The King’s Road is full of family-friendly restaurants so after your visit you definitely won’t go hungry.
Duke of York’s HQ
King’s Road
London
SW3 4SQ
+44 (0) 207 811 3070
Teen Verdict
Honor
My first time visiting and I really enjoyed it. It had a really nice vibe with some interesting art. I brought a friend with me who’s quite into art and we spent an afternoon browsing and pretending we knew what we were talking about. We visited the cafe afterwards and had a nice coffee to end our afternoon. I really liked this gallery and especially the gift shop – who doesn’t love a gift shop?!
Parent Point of View
Laura Porter
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