Fun things to do in North London with Kids

When organizing a trip with children it is vital to include activities and visits that they will find fun. This way they will love the experience and will want to go on more trips with you. In return you’ll also have an amazing adventure which kids will make even more memorable instead of holding you back. London and more specifically, North London is perfect for this because it has so many interesting places for the little ones. There re so many things to do and enjoy in London; you could visit museums, enjoy bottomless brunch, visit fam parks, explore the shops... the list is endless. Here are a few ideas.

Visit the Harry Potter studios 
Are you fans of Harry Potter movies? A visit to the studios of Warner Bros will leave you with your jaws dropped, children and adults alike. You can tour the scenes of the movies, ride the Hogwarts Express and leave with a magician's diploma! If your kids like Harry Potter, this will be a dream come true for them.

Go to the London Zoo
The London Zoo is located in Regent's Park, one of the most beautiful parks in the city. Here the children will have a good time, and it is good to know that it is possible to make the journey with a baby cart without problems. Children can also leave the Zoo with the painted face of their favorite animal and you can spend a day among tigers, penguins, giraffes, elephants and other exotic animals.

Crazy Adventure with Plonk! Crazy Golf
Plonk! Golf venues in northern London will remind why mini-golf is such a fun activity to partake in with your family. The children will love every second of it as they try to get the balls in the hole. The best Plonk! Golf venues in Northern London can be found in Camden Market and Islington. If you’d love to take your kids there have a look at plonkgolf.co.uk.

Stroll through Covent Garden 
This central square of London is usually filled with street artists and live music, being a very entertaining place for the whole family. Also here is the famous transport museum in London with a collection of old two-story buses that will surely impress you. Also we mustn’t forget to mention the many souvenir shops, ice cream shops and pastry shops in the area.

Visit an urban farm
London has several urban farms scattered throughout the city that are dedicated to teaching children the importance of animals and agriculture. They usually have workshops and activities for the little ones, and although they are places visited by locals, I recommend taking them into account. For example, there is the Hackney City Farm in North London, located very close to Broadway Market.

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