Your family-friendly guide to the capital this Spring Bank Holiday
Easter has arrived, and there is no better place to soak up the spring sunshine (and maybe a…
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A visit to Southbank demands a trip to the London Eye! On a clear day, visitors can relish an incredible 360° outlook of The Big Smoke with a bird’s-eye view of iconic London landmarks. Get up close to The Shard, The Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace.
This iconic gallery boasts an impressive collection of contemporary art from around the world, with works by some of the most famous and influential artists of the past century. From Warhol to Picasso, the Tate Modern has something for everyone, whether you’re a fan of abstract expressionism, minimalist sculpture, or video installations.
Looking for an underwater adventure in London? Look no further than the SEA Life Centre Aquarium! This amazing attraction offers an immersive and educational experience for all ages, with a dazzling array of marine life from all corners of the globe. From playful penguins to graceful rays, from colourful tropical fish to fearsome sharks, the aquarium’s tanks and exhibits are filled with fascinating creatures that will leave you in awe.
Fancy a night of entertainment and inspiration? Then the National Theatre is the place to be! This iconic venue showcases some of the best theatrical productions in the world, with a diverse range of shows that cater to all tastes and interests. From classic plays to modern dramas and musicals to experimental performances, the National Theatre has something for everyone.
Tucked away between the London Eye and the South Bank, Jubilee Gardens is a safe haven that offers stunning views of the river and the city skyline. Featuring colourful flower beds and peaceful fountains, this is the perfect place for all, to relax and recharge. And with plenty of benches and picnic tables, it’s a great spot to enjoy a leisurely lunch or catch up with friends.
This world-renowned contemporary art gallery is a true landmark of the city, with its striking concrete exterior and futuristic design. Inside the Hayward Gallery, you’ll find a year-round exhibition programme that showcases a range of adventurous and influential artists from all corners of the globe.
St Paul’s Cathedral is a true masterpiece of English architecture, with its iconic dome, elaborate mosaics, and grand ceilings. Inside, you’ll be transported to a world of elegance, as you take in the intricate details of the stunning interior. This is the perfect place to reflect and find some peace and inspiration in the heart of the bustling city.
Known as one of the spookiest attractions in the city, the London Dungeons provides a thrilling journey through some of the darkest and bloodiest chapters of London’s history! This unique attraction is a hilarious and terrifying blend of live actors, special effects, and immersive storytelling that will leave you screaming with delight (and maybe a little bit of fright).
Attention all film lovers – if you’re looking for a place to indulge your passion for cinema, look no further than BFI Southbank. This iconic venue is perfect for movie lovers, with a year-round program of film screenings, Q&A sessions with filmmakers, and special events celebrating the art of cinema in all its forms.
Ever wondered where the skateboarders of London assemble? The Southbank Skatepark has been a hub for skateboarders since the 1970s, with a legendary reputation for its unique obstacles, vibrant community, and unrivalled atmosphere.
With its picturesque views of the Thames the Festival Pier is the perfect spot to soak in the scenery and enjoy the best of the city. Take a stroll along the riverside, grab a bite to eat at one of the many food stalls, or catch a riverboat tour for a unique perspective of London’s landmarks.
World-class music. Theatre. Art and dance events – the Southbank Centre has it all! Whether you’re into classical concerts, contemporary dance, or gripping theatre, there’s always something exciting happening here. And with its stunning riverside location, you can enjoy the sights and sounds of the Thames as you take in the best of the arts.
Calling all bookworms and lovers of literature! The National Poetry Library in London is the place to be for poets, writers, and anyone who enjoys reading. The world’s largest public collection of modern poetry is housed here. With an extensive collection of books, manuscripts and magazines from all over the world, there’s certainly something for everyone.