Science Museum

Yes, from soft-play fun in the Pattern Pod to space tech and simulators for teens, there’s something for every curious mind (and energy level).

The Wonderlab is a wow-zone of experiments and science shows (ticketed but worth it). Also explore the new space gallery when it opens in Autumn, where you’ll find a whole new, updated display of rockets, satellites, and a real moon rock.

Definitely. It’s a safe, well-laid-out space packed with hands-on tech, coding, and digital exhibits. Arrange a café meet-up spot and let them go wild.

The Pattern Pod and Garden play zone are designed for under-6s – safe, fun and super hands-on.

General admission is free. You’ll only pay for extras like Wonderlab, the IMAX or special exhibitions. The gift shop? Dangerously tempting.

Yes, booking a free ticket online is recommended, especially during weekends or school holidays.

Perfect. It’s warm, dry, and bursting with things to do. Just avoid peak lunch times if you’re aiming for the café.

Absolutely – classic galleries, lifts, benches and loads to chat about. Plus: brilliant people-watching opportunities.

Yes, step-free access, lifts, accessible toilets, and sensory resources for neurodiverse kids.

Take the Tube to South Kensington, there’s an underground walkway straight to the museum. Buses are frequent too, and it’s a short hop from Hyde Park, the V&A or Natural History Museum.