Tate Modern

Perfect for kids. It’s loud, bold and bonkers in the best way. The giant sculptures, colourful rooms, and art make you ask “…what is that?” It’s ideal for kids who like to question everything.

Yes – grab a free family activity pack or sketchbook from the Info Desk. Plus there are regular weekend workshops and school holiday events with hands-on making, drawing and playing.

Start in the Turbine Hall – it’s huge, dramatic, and changes regularly with immersive installations. From there, pick up a family trail at the Info Desk and head into the Materials & Objects gallery, it’s often the most fun for younger kids.

Nope, general entry is free. You only pay for ticketed exhibitions or snacks in the café.

Yes, it’s a great place for independent teens. There’s plenty of space and the art is thought-provoking (and very TikTok-friendly).

Absolutely. It’s indoors, huge and easy to spend hours in without spending a penny.

Yes – big lifts, ramps, and loads of room to move. Fully accessible and great for buggies and wheelchairs.

There’s a family-friendly café with high chairs and kids’ options. You can also picnic outside on the lawn or along the riverside.

Walk from Blackfriars, Southwark, or St Paul’s across the Millennium Bridge. Or take the Uber Boat to Bankside Pier for a scenic arrival.