If you’re heading to London with kids, you’re in for a treat—and the Go City London Pass is your ultimate ticket to top attractions, big savings, and stress-free planning. We recently explored the best of London as a family, and I’m sharing our five favorite family-friendly experiences that truly made our trip unforgettable. Whether you’re traveling with toddlers or teens, these activities offer the perfect blend of adventure, education, and wow-factor for all ages.
1. Take in the Views from the Iconic London Eye
There’s no better way to kick off a London adventure than soaring above the city in the London Eye. Athena and Max were completely mesmerized as the capsule slowly lifted us into the sky. From the top, we spotted Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and even the Thames weaving through the heart of the city. The ride is smooth, enclosed, and surprisingly peaceful—perfect for little ones who may be unsure about heights. Bonus: With the Go City Pass, we skipped the long lines!
2. Step Into History at Westminster Abbey
While Westminster Abbey may seem like a more grown-up stop, it captivated our entire family. We used the kid-friendly audio guide to explore the rich stories of kings, queens, poets, and scientists buried here. Athena was fascinated to stand where royal coronations and weddings have taken place, and even Max was wide-eyed in awe of the stained glass windows and towering ceilings. The visit felt like walking through a living history book—and yes, it’s included in the Go City Pass!
3. Lose Yourself in Frameless – An Immersive Art Experience
Frameless turned out to be a surprise hit with all of us. This multisensory, immersive art gallery surrounds you with projections of masterpieces—think Van Gogh and Monet—but in a completely new way. Max danced through swirls of color while Athena snapped Insta-worthy photos at every turn. It’s interactive, vibrant, and a great way to introduce kids to art without ever saying the word “museum.” Frameless is a must-do for creative families and is included in your Go City Pass.
4. Join the Action with Brit Movie Tours
Calling all film buffs! The Brit Movie Tours experience gave us a whole new way to explore London. From Harry Potter filming locations to Paddington Bear’s neighborhood, we joined a guided walking tour that entertained both kids and adults alike. Athena loved walking through Diagon Alley, and Max giggled every time a familiar character popped up on the video guide. The guide’s storytelling brought London’s most famous movie scenes to life—and your Go City Pass gets you access.
5. Have a Blast at LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort
Although it’s a bit outside of central London, LEGOLAND Windsor Resort is worth the trip. From thrilling rides to jaw-dropping LEGO models of famous landmarks, this theme park is a paradise for kids (and adults who secretly love LEGO bricks). Max couldn’t get enough of the rollercoasters, and Athena proudly built her own masterpiece in one of the creative zones. Plan to spend a full day here—it’s one of the most epic family-friendly experiences near London.
Final Thoughts: London with Kids Is a Breeze with Go City
The Go City London Pass made it easy for us to experience some of the best historic landmarks of London and family-friendly experiences without the stress of tickets or long waits. From high-flying views on the London Eye to immersive art at Frameless and the thrills of LEGOLAND®, every activity added something magical to our family trip. If you’re planning your own London adventure, I can’t recommend the Go City Pass enough for a budget-friendly, joy-filled experience.