Travelling with children can be expensive at the best of times, but that should not deter you from visiting London.
Particularly when you can visit the following top 10 free London attractions for kids.
London is very children-friendly with a wealth of different family-oriented activities on offer and you'll be completely spoilt for choice.
Best of all though, when you are travelling on a budget, you can enjoy many of these family-friendly activities absolutely free of charge.
1.
The Mudlarks Play Area at theMuseum of London Docklands is an interactive venue for children 12 years and under.
Here your child will have a chance to play in a distinctly maritime setting since everything is themed around life in the London docks.
It is educational and fun.
2.
Vauxhall City Farm is an awesome experience for the family to enjoy an interactive time with farmyard animals including horses, goats, cows, chickens and rabbits.
There is also a duck pond and vegetable garden.
Once again, it's all wonderfully free of charge! 3.
One of the most fun things to do in London is view the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace.
You can enjoy lunch right outside the palace itself and then find yourself a good spot to watch the guards change positions.
4.
The Kid's Zone at the National Army Museum is a play area designed specifically for children who are 10 years old and under.
Your child can dress up like a soldier, play in a castle fortress and let his or her imagination run wild.
There are slides, tunnels and even a cool rock climbing wall for more adventurous children.
5.
Coram's Fields by the Foundling Museum is a big park for children only (adults can only enter if accompanying kids).
The Foundling Museum is also free to visit for children up to 16 years of age, with many activities your children will just adore.
Look out for their special Family Fun days.
6.
Natural History Museum has free admission for kids, who will be awestruck by the huge brontosaurus fossil and the lifelike tyrannosaurus rex, as well as the huge blue whale.
Different areas of the museum target different age groups so you can really plan your visit for maximum enjoyment.
7.
The Peter Pan Statue at Kensington Gardens is a fun place to visit where your child will get to see the specific spot which was featured in one of the Peter Pan stories.
8.
The Horniman Museum is a fantastic place to go if your child loves sea life because of its awe-inspiring aquarium among other great attractions.
Don't miss the massive stuffed walrus! It's completely free of charge to visit.
9.
The Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green is absolutely free and has some obvious attractions for kids including fun workshops and activities.
But it's fun for adults too as everyone loves to relive their childhood memories! 10.
Princess Diana loved children which is one of the reasons why the Diana Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens is worth visiting.
This park is for kids 12 years and younger and features a fantastic pirate ship.