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Entertainment for Kids
Entertaining your children on any holiday can be both stressful and tiring, so make your holiday slightly easier we here at i Hotels London have compiled a list of the top kids’ entertainment venues across London and all near London’s best hotels.
Bank of England Museum
The Museum can be found within the Bank of England and it traces the history of the Bank from its foundation in 1694 to its role today. At the Museum you will find are gold bars dating from ancient times to the modern market bar, coins and a unique collection of banknotes, as well as many items you might not expect to find - such as the pikes and muskets used to defend the Bank. Admission is free and includes a museum guide.
The HMS Belfast is one of the largest surviving examples of Britain’s naval power and is now moored on the Thames. The HMS Belfast was the first ship to be preserved for the nation since Nelson’s HMS Victory. The HMS Belfast is best known for her role during the Second World War in supporting the Allied troops on D-Day. From the Captain’s Bridge to the sailor’s mess deck, operations room and engine rooms, visitors will hear her battle stories and experience what life was like for her and her crew. For an extensive pricing list click here
Kids Cookery School
For something to do on one of London’s rainy days, why not warm up in the heat of the Kids Cookery School. Here your kids will learn how to prepare healthy dishes, find out about food from different cultures, and even learn about basic nutrition, and health and safety. The Kids Cookery School runs after school clubs which require advanced booking and open cookery lessons during the summer. Located at 107 Gunnersbury Lane in Acton, the Kids Cookery School will soon have your kids turning into mini chefs. To book your place at the Cookery school phone +44 (0)20 8992 8882
Chessington World of Adventure
At Chessington World of Adventures, your kids will do just that. Here they can meet dragons, enjoy a ride on one of the many roller-coasters and have the time of their life at Chessington World of Adventure. This theme park has rides for children of all ages , a children's zoo and a shark and sea-life centre.
I n 1996 LEGOLAND first opened to the public, it took over 250 million bricks to built the site and was set on the site of what was previously Windsor Safari Park. Today the park features over 50 interactive rides, live shows, building workshops, driving schools and attractions and it is all set 150 acres of parkland and surrounded by 300 year old oak trees, LEGOLAND Windsor truly is a unique family theme park.
At LEGOLAND your child can become a hero through active participation, self expression and stimulating their imagination whether they are a brave knight trying to tame a fierce dragon in the Knights Kingdom, a courageous fire-fighter at the Fire Academy, or skilled construction worker at the Digger Challenge your child will always be at the centre of the action and they will always be firmly in control. Where better to relive your childhood than a trip to LEGOLAND, here you gaze at the fascinating models of some the world's most famous attractions from Big Ben in London to St Paul's Cathedral in the Vatican and not only will be reliving the wonder LEGO brought you, but you pass this wonder and excitement onto your child.
Kidspace Adventures was established in 2003 following extensive research into the Children's Entertainment Centre market in Europe and America. Two years later the company's first 2 flagship operations opened in Romford and Croydon. By now they have established themselves as operators of the best children's play centres and party venues in London.