5 Days in London with a Toddler Itinerary

Begin your day at Tower Bridge. The glass floor walkway is thrilling for kids and adults alike. Afterward, take a short walk to Borough Market where you can sample various foods and find something delicious for lunch.

Spend the afternoon at the Sherlock Holmes Museum. This quirky museum will be fun for both you and your toddler as you explore the recreated scenes from Sherlock Holmes' stories. For a snack or light meal, visit Barrafina nearby.

Visit the iconic Houses of Parliament & Big Ben in the evening when they are beautifully lit up. Have dinner at The Wolseley, which offers an elegant yet welcoming environment suitable for families.

Start with a trip to Kensington Palace, where children can enjoy exploring the gardens and play areas. Afterward, have breakfast at the nearby cafe in Kensington Gardens.

Take a leisurely stroll along the Thames River, stopping by various points of interest like street performers or small parks along the way. Enjoy lunch at Duck & Waffle, which offers stunning views of London from its high-rise location.

In the evening, visit Shakespeare's Globe. While plays might be too long for toddlers, just exploring this historic theater can be fascinating. End your day with dinner at Hakkasan Mayfair, known for its exquisite Asian cuisine.

Begin your day at the famous British Museum, which has plenty of exhibits that can intrigue even young children. For breakfast or brunch, head over to nearby cafe options within walking distance from the museum.

Spend some time relaxing in Regent's Park, where there are playgrounds suitable for toddlers as well as beautiful gardens for you to enjoy. Have lunch at one of the park's cafes or bring along a picnic.

Wrap up your day with a visit to Fortnum & Mason for some shopping or tea time treats that both you and your toddler will love. Dinner tonight will be at  The Palomar, offering Mediterranean dishes in an inviting setting.

Start your final day with a visit to HMS Belfast. This historic warship offers interactive exhibits that are sure to captivate both you and your toddler. It's a great way to learn about history in an engaging manner.

Head over to South Bank for lunch. This area is bustling with activity and offers plenty of family-friendly dining options. Enjoy a meal at Brasserie Zédel, known for its relaxed atmosphere and delicious food.

End your trip with a leisurely stroll through Green Park. The open spaces are perfect for letting your toddler run around and enjoy the fresh air. For your farewell dinner, dine at Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, where you can experience innovative British cuisine in a welcoming setting.