The Best Things to Do in London with Kids for September and October including Halloween 2026
Looking for the best things to do in London with kids this September and October 2026? You’ve arrived at the right place!
Autumn in London with kids is so beautiful – brilliant park days among the fallen leaves, pumpkin picking, and family-friendly festivals and spooky themed happening for Halloween. Keep your eyes peeled for some of the best dressed houses that go all out for Halloween in the London. I love taking the kids for October half term activities especially the Halloween events in London – and London always delivers.
I’m London mum of two boys (aged 7 and 3) who loves finding fun things to do with kids, days out and activities. My USP is that I only give recommendations that I think parents with truly enjoy as well as kids.
Read this post for the best interactive museums, immersive exhibitions, shows festivals, free days out plus hidden gems. This guide brings together the very best family-friendly things to do with children in London for the autumn months
Pumpkin Patches
These are the best pumpkin patches in and near London.
Willow Farm – We went to Willow Farm last year for Pumpkin picking and it was brilliant fun. There’s always a full programme of events as well as the pumpkin patch itself. Such as Arts & Crafts, a Halloween maze, Character Shows including Patch the Pumpkin, Halloween Disco, Tractor Rides, Meet Peter Rabbit & Friends. Located in St Albans.
Willows also have special pre-school pumpkin festival running weekdays from 12th – 22nd
Date: 10th – 31st October
Age: All ages
Price: £22.95 (includes pumpkin)
Bockett’s Farm – This was the first pumpkin patch that I ever took Oscar to. He was about 16 months old at the time. This year they have Witches and Wizards week with a pumpkin village, a Reptile Roadshow, Science and Slime Shows, crafts, a spooky disco plus all the usual farm activities. Located in Leatherhead, Surrey.
Date: 16th – 31st October
Age: All ages
Price: TBC
Garson Farm Pick Your Own – Pumpkin Parade is celebrating the Circus with a big-top experience. Bringing together the autumn harvest and the magic of the circus. Located in Esher in Surrey.
The London Pumpkin Patch – Includes winding paths photo moments and autumnal backdrops. Walk along and meet interactive characters along the way. With over 10,000 pumpkins to choose from. Located in Parsons Green.
Date: 24th October – 1st November
Age: All ages
Price: £6
Hobbledown Heath (Located in Hounslow and Surrey) – This popular, large family adventure park, zoo, and indoor soft play has a pick your perfect pumpkin for Halloween half term – with themed photo points, Pumpkin Nights, seasonal games, street food and lots more!
Also hosting Fright & Delight with bug-eating challenges, monster discos and creepy crawlies
Date: 25th September – 1st November
Age: All ages
Price: £TBC
Crockford Bridge Farm – Will be hosting an immersive adventure inspired by Willy Wonka with actors, dancers, and entertainers. Children uncover the missing ingredients for Wonka’s brand-new chocolate bar. Located in Addlestone, Surrey
There’s also pumpkin picking which finishes in mid-October (this is a separate event).
Date: 25th October – 31st October
Age: All ages
Tulleys – Europe’s Largest Pumpkin Festival with 1.5 million pumpkins. New for 2026, The Pumpkin Valley, filled with giant pumpkin sculptures and peaceful ponds. Located in Crawley, West Sussex
Cammus Hall – One of the the most popular pumpkin patches near London. Details TBC. Located in Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex.
Events and Festivals
Blenheim Palace – Another event just outside London and this one sounds brilliant. Halloween at Blenheim Palace is set to return for 2026 with new characters, immersive installationss interactive photo moments.
This autumn, along the 1.3-kilometre after-dark trail set within the historic grounds of the Oxfordshire UNESCO World Heritage Site, among the biggest new arrivals will be an enormous Spider Puppet, energetic Monster Disco and neon coffin selfie installations.
A spine-chilling spectacle on a monstrous scale, the Blenheim Palace Halloween trail will also feature more than 50 gravestones, at least 40 skeletons, including four giant 12-foot figures, 50 pumpkin lanterns, 24 coffins, over 70 skulls and skull-inspired props, 100 spiders, 100 crows and more.
Date: 22nd October – 1st November
Price: Peak: £25 per adult and £19.50 per child
Standard: £23 per adult and £17.50 per child
Off peak: £19 per adult and £13.50 per child
Hamleys – Fun activities at London’s biggest toy shop.
Dinosaur World Live – Enter a prehistoric world of remarkably life-like dinosaurs. Meet the Tyrannosaurus Rex, alongside a Triceratops, Giraffatitan, Microraptor and Segnosaurus at Wembley Park Theatre.
Date: 28th July – 6th September
Age: 3 +
Price: £10
Celebrasia at Battersea Power Station – 11th – 13th September 2026 for a three-day celebration of South East Asian performances, street food, artisans and more.
Southbank Centre London Literature Festival –
Including:
The Children’s Bookshow with Katherine Rundell
Join Joseph Coelho and friends for a morning packed with poetry (23rd October)
The Smeds and the Smoos (Wed 28 Oct – Sun 1 Nov 2026)
Historic Attractions and London Icons
Many of London’s top historical attractions will be running special Halloween and half term events. Check back here for updates of the best things to do in London with children in September and October.
Tower of London – chilling tales and haunting history at the Tower of London this October half term for a Halloween adventure.
The Tower has served is not only a royal palace but it’s formidable fortress and notorious prison. This Halloween, there’s something spooky waiting around every corner. Ghostly residences are in theatrical costumes, ghoulish make-up and atmospheric sound effects are hidden in some areas of the Tower and there are spirited gatherings at 11.15, 12.45 and 14.45.
Date: 24 October – 01 November 2026
Age: Parental guidance. May scare some children.
Price: Included in admission
British Library – Free Family Workshops throughout September and October at the weekend. Age categories vary.
The London Eye – One of London’s most iconic attractions! The world’s largest observation wheel at 135 metres high. It takes about thirty minutes and you can book various other experiences to enjoy including afternoon tea. Skip the queue by buying fast track tickets.
Location: The Southbank
Price: Starting from £29
Buckingham Palace – There’s is only a short period of time in which you can visit Buckingham Palace and the Summer opening is here! With standard admission you can visit Buckingham Palace and explore the magnificent State Rooms. There is also the option to book a Royal Day Out ticket. The ticket gives access to the State Rooms, the Royal Mews and The King’s Gallery with a 10% off saving on the ticket prices. Oscar and Noah loved their trip to Buckingham Palace and were very engaged by the audio guide.
Date: until 27th Sept
Age: Under 5s are free
Price: Standard ticket adult £33, child £16.50. Royal day out adult £65.70, child £32.80
Tower Bridge – Dare to step on the glass floor at London’s most iconic bridge. Or simply follow the Tower Bridge Cat trail.
Outdoor Attractions
London Zoo – London Zoo transforms into a world of weird, wild and wonderful science as Horrible Science arrives.
Date: 18 July – 2nd September
Price: Included in zoo entry.
The first ever Run Wild at London Zoo! On Sunday 20 September 2026 a fun morning of running before the Zoo opens to the public. A family-friendly fundraising running event, with 1 mile and 5km routes open to all abilities from age 4.
Winnie the Pooh at London Zoo Celebrating 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh alongside the 200th anniversary of London Zoo with a special storybook trail bringing to life a new story inspired by A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepard.
Date: 2 October – 1 November
Price: Included in zoo entry.
There will also be a seasonal pumpkin patch at the zoo.
Halloween events TBC
Battersea Children’s Zoo – There are mysterious animal encounters and family-friendly Halloween storytime at this little London zoo for half term.
Dates: October half term.
Age: All Ages
Price: Approx adult £17.50 child £13.95
London Parks – The mild weather means a great time to visit London’s park. St James’ Park is one of our favourites or check out the newly reopened Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Playground which has a brand new huge Galleon themed around Captain Hooks ship in a sand pit.
Also Hyde Park Discovery days which will include Hair raising Halloween 29 – 31 October, 11am – 3:30pm.
Kew Gardens – Halloween at Kew is one of London’s most popular and sell out events. The gardens will transform into a thrilling, illuminated trail packed with scary encounters, surprises and shocking moments for brave visitors of all ages. While I’ve never been I’ve seen videos and parental guidance is a must as it does look scary.
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Dates: 16 October to 24 October 2026: 6pm to 10pm, 25 October to 1 November 2026: 4pm to 10pm
Age: Parental guidance
Price: From £23 per adult £17 per child
Chelsea Physic Garden – Autumn Crafternoon: Bee Bug Crafty. Using natural materials such as twigs, leaves, conkers and acorns, families will create their own bugs, birds
Dates: 13th September
Age: Varies from different events
Price: Approx adult £15 child £10
Plus Family Halloween Activities including Slime-making, broomstick making and pumpkin carving. Aged 5 +, prices between £10 – £15.
London Wetland Centre – SUPER Natural family-friendly Halloween adventure. Explore the magical superpowers and folklore of the wetlands. There’s willow wand making, potion brewing and fungi hunting.
Date: 24 October – 1 November
Age: 3+
Price: Free with admission
Fulham Palace – Young Archaeologists’ Club, tailored for aged 8 to 16! Witchcraft and Spooky Superstitions Halloween special exploring ancient superstitions and the ways people tried to ward off evil spirits.
Date: 24th October
Price £16
Little Green Fingers explore the world of growing vegetables and flowers. For age 3 – 4
Dates throughout September and October
Price: £20
Indoor Attractions and Immersive Experiences
Mundo Pixar – The Mundo Pixar Experience allows fans to actually step inside their favourite Pixar Films. There are 14 Pixar Universes with over 25 sculptures – allowing for lots of photo opportunities of course.
As well as Toy Story (and a visit to Andy’s Room) guests can explore recreated ‘sets’ from Monsters Inc, Cars, Finding Nemo, Inside Out and many more. Each with details designed, music and even scents making it a fully immersive sensory experience.
Location: Fulton Road, Wembley, HA9 0TF
Age: All Ages
Price: £34 per adult £22 per child (under 3s are free)
House of Dreamers – featuring 16 Immersive Dreamscapes: Journey through a series of whimsical, pastel installations designed to spark wonder and ignite imagination. We loved this experience!
Featuring 16 Immersive Dreamscapes: Journey through a series of whimsical, pastel installations designed to spark wonder and ignite imagination. The boys loved interacting with the spaces, discovering fun details, sparking creativity and imagination whereas I loved the way I could release my inhibitions, let my inner child run wild plus get some fun photos along the way! An exclusive DreamBand and AI-powered technology helps bring the experience to life.
We all loved this experience that encouraged us to dream big and believe in magic!
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Location: Immerse LDN, Excel Waterfront
Duration: 60 – 90 mins
Age: all ages
Price: £21.90 Child £14.90
Paddington Bear Experience – Step into Paddington’s world with an adventure through London and Peru! Explore interactive sets with live performances, and themed activities inspired by everyone’s favourite bear. For Halloween it’s Trick or Treat at Windsor Gardens with autumnal decorations and an exclusive trick or treat package including: Paddington Bear Ears, a souvenir pumpkin sweet bucket and a selection of sweets.
Location: County Hall, Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7PB, nearest tube Waterloo
Opening: Open daily from 10am. 17th October – 1st November for the Halloween special
Duration : 70 mins
Age: All ages, under 2s are free
Cost: From £39
Shrek Adventure London – An interactive walk-through experience where visitors join a live fairy-tale journey with characters like Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and of course Shrek and Donkey. There’s storytelling, actors, and themed sets to create a full 4D experience and fun, immersive journey for kids. Oscar and Noah loved it!
Location: Riverside Building, County Hall Westminster Bridge Road
Opening: Open daily times vary
Duration: 60 mins
Age: All ages under 2 are free. Recommended for age 6 plus.
Cost: From £24 for adults £18.50 for children
Bubble Planet Experience – an immersive, multi-sensory experience where visitors walk through 11 glowing, colourful rooms filled with bubbles, lights, and playful installations. It’s both magical and surreal and great for families, photos, and interactive fun! The best bit is the huge ball pit!
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Location: Near Wembley Park tube 22 Fulton Rd, Wembley
Duration: 60 – 90 mins
Age: All ages, under 4s are free
Cost: £13.90 for children and £17.90 for adults
Babylon – A theme park that is entirely indoors with a fun space theme. There’s lots of attractions such as an indoor roller coaster (thrill seeking Oscar loved this!), bumper cars, video games plus a soft play. There’s lots for toddlers too and Noah liked the carousel.
Use the code ANGIESILVER10 for 10% off.
Location: 8 Castlehaven Road, Camden
You can pay as you go or buy time-based passes for unlimited access.
Age: All ages.
Price: Park entry is free but you pay for the attractions.
SeaLIFE – London’s Biggest Aquarium is always a great choice if the weather doesn’t go as planned!
Age: all ages
Price: From £36 per adult
Frameless, London’s famous Immersive art experience where classic masterpieces are brought to life through projections.
The Colour Monster Goes to School residency celebrates the 10th anniversary of Anna Llenas’ beloved picture book series, bringing the story to life through vibrant animation, sound and colour in the signature interactive style at frameless.
Date: 14 August – 11 September
Age: 3 – 7
Cost: £18 or children and £28 for adults. Entry to the exhibition is included in the ticket.
Lightroom – Larger Than Life: Starring Wallace & Gromit, Shaun and More takes visitors behind the scenes of some of the studio’s most famous films
Date: From 14th October
Price £25
Museums and Galleries
Discover Children’s Story Centre – Has reopened with a new baby sensory space and cafe.
An exciting immersive experience inviting families to join Luna and friends for a very special trip to a very big city.
Age: All ages
Price: £5.50
British Museum – For the first time since it was made nearly 1,000 years ago, the Bayeux Tapestry is returning to England.
Dates: 10 September 2026 – 11 July 2027
Young V & A – One of London best museums for children is currently running a brilliant exhibition.‘ Inside Aardman: Wallace and Gromit and Friends‘ goes behind the scenes of the famous stop motion show casing how the classic characters are bought to life.
Date: Until 15th November
Price: From £11
Hornimann Museum – New exhibition ‘Voyage to the Deep – Underwater Adventures.’ Inspired by Jules Verne’s ‘20,000 Leagues Under the Seas’, families are invited to board the legendary ‘Nautilus’ submarine and discover on an underwater adventure. Includes an Octonauts adventure trail. New nature playground now open.
Date: Until 1st November
Price: Adult £9.80, £7 child (under 3s are free)
Science Museum – Created in a collaboration between Fever and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, the experience takes visitors on a breathtaking journey through the cosmos.
Age: Recommended for 10+
Price: Adult £18 / Child £15
Use the code ANGIESILVER10 for 10% off.
Postal Museum – Jolly Postman exhibition – interactive exhibition celebrating 40 years of Janet and Allan Ahlberg famous children’s book.
Date: Until Jan 2027
Price: Included in museum ticket.
Maritime Museum – There’s always lots going on at the Royal Museums in Greenwich.
Royal Navel College – Family fun day every 3rd Sunday of the month with activity stations throughout the hall.
London Museum of Docklands – Various activities. Tots at the Docks is a monthly on going play session. We love Mudlarks softplay.
RAF Museum – Little Swifts fun and lively sessions for pre-school children (aged 2-5 years) including arts and crafts, games, stories and songs all linked to the museums collection.
Date: Second Tuesday and last Thursday of each month.
Price: Free
October half term is Jet and Space Week. From stepping inside a giant planetarium to battling it out in laser tag and helping Percy & Mr Fox solve a museum mystery.
Date: 24 October – 1 November
Age: 3 +
Price: From £5
London Transport Museum – October half term – Along the Piccadilly Line. This half term take part in fun family activities celebrating this historic Underground line and the people and places it connects us to.
Date: Check website for dates in October.
Age: All ages
Price: Included in museum ticket.
Natural History Museum – Dino Snores – An unforgetable sleepover and night of exploration and adventure among the Museum’s most incredible creatures. This will be a sleepover you’ll never forget.
Dig deeper with an educational science show presented by a Museum scientist, explore the Museum by torchlight and participate in an interactive activity with two Victorian paleotologists.
Date: 11th September
Age: 7 – 11
Price: £87
National Gallery – Free events check the website.
Portrait Gallery – Little Explorers free monthly sessions for under 5s. Introduce little ones to the Gallery through stories, songs and fun activities.
Date: next dates 16th September and 14th October
Age: Under 5
Price: Free
Dulwich Picture Gallery – Mini masterpieces. Sessions for under 5s with each session beginning in the Art Play Pavilion and then on to the Gallery to discover the different people, places and animals in the paintings including. Also Artplay sessions (£16) and Creative Tales (£8).
Age: Under 5s
Price: £16
Tate Modern – Play Studio: Our Memories, Our Stories. Inspired by the process of filmmaking, you’re invited to bring memories alive through making and conversation, tell a story together, and create short films
Date: Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday during term-time. Every day during school holidays
Age: All ages
Price: Free
Theatre and Shows
Wicked at The Apollo Victoria Theatre – Halloween is a great chance to one of London’s most ‘Popular’ musicals. I saw it again recently and it’s one of the best in London. It showcasing the journey of Elphaba, the infamous green girl who rose to become the Wicked Witch of the West as well as her friendship with Glinda the good witch. Here’s the link to book Wicked and use my code ANGIESILVER10 for 10% off.
Southbank Centre
The Smeds and the Smoos – On a far-off planet, Smeds and Smoos can’t be friends. So when a young Smed and Smoo fall in love and zoom off into space together, how will their families get them back? We love this book and adaptation.
Date: 28th October – 1st November
Age: 3 + (but fine for all ages)
Price: £22
Little Angel Theatre
The Pied Piper: A Rat’s Tale – The tale of Horatio, the brave little rat behind the legend
Date: 12 Sept – 7th Nov
Age: 5+
Price: £16 Adult £14 Child (age 1-17)
Pip and Posy Live – Pip and Posy are best friends whose lives revolve around the world of play.
Date: 19th Sept – 22nd Nov
Age: 2 – 5
Price: £16 Adult £14 Child (age 1-17)
Polka Theatre
Big Dreams Festival – A celebration of Early Years Theatre and creativity.
Including:
MC Grammar
The Tale of the Loneliest Whale
Multiclore
And more…
Plus other free activities.
Date: 19th – 20th September
Age: Aged 18 months – 8 years
Price: From £13
Three Little Pigs – The tale of three problem-solving little pigs.
Date: 1st October – 4th October
Age: 3 – 7 years
Price: From £10
Unicorn Theatre
Pocket Money – A wild ride into the world of finance where children make the decisions.
Date: 26 Sept – 1st Nov
Age: 7 – 13 years
Price: From £3
Home Song – Featuring puppetry, interactive soundscapes and beautiful a cappella singing for babies.
Date: 2nd Oct – 8th Nov
Age: 6 – 18 months
Price: From £18.50
Royal Albert Hall
Bring Your Own Baby Comedy
Date: 30th September
Age: For grown-ups with babies under 15 months
Price: £13.50
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone in Concert with Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Philharmonia Chorus, conducted by Justin Freer, bringing John Williams’ score to life
Date: 25th – 27th September
Age: Not specified but it is 3 hours long
Price: From £20
Matilda in Concert – Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Matilda hosted hosted and narrated live by Matilda director, producer and star Danny DeVito.
Date: 20th October
Age: Not specified
Price: From £4.99
The Lyric Theatre
The Gruffalo – Join Mouse on a daring adventure through the deep, dark wood in a magical, musical adaptation.
Date: 17 Jul – 6 Sep
Age: 3+
Price: £13
The Lyric Hammersmith
On Your Bike Baffo – 12th September
The Dreamings of Captain Cat – 19th September
The Big Bad Wolf – 26th September
Mr Sleepy Bum’s Dream Machine – 3rd October
Snip Snap Rapunzel Retold – 10th October
The Misadventures of Thor – 17th October
Penguin – 24th October
Franky – This Halloween, join Prof Frankenstein and her lovable creation for a monstrously fun family adventure!
27th – 31st October
Ages vary
Price: from £12
JW3 – Check back for updates.
Theatre Royal Haymarket
The Tiger The Came to Tea – The doorbell rings just as Sophie and her mummy are sitting down to tea. Who could it possibly be?
Date: 22 Jun – 5 Sep
Age: 3 +
Price: from £13
The Globe
There’s is also Ghosts & Ghouls Family Tour, a special family-friendly guided tour of the Globe Theatre which brings to life the ghosts, spirits and scary occurences in Shakespeare’s most chilling plays.
Date: Until 30th January
Price: Adult £28, under 16, £21
Royal Ballet and Opera House, Covent Garden
Family Sundays at the Royal Opera House fun, relaxed and creative sessions perfect for families with children aged 3 to 10.
Price: £20
Regents Park Open Air Theatre – Anansi The Spider A Unicorn Theatre and Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre Production classic West African and Caribbean folk tales.
Date: 15th August – 6 Sep
Age: 4 +
Price: from £18
Cats – A brand-new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s global sensation at the outdoor setting of Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre.
Date: 25th July – 19th September
Age: 5 +
Price: from £18
Restaurants and Dining
Le Petit Chef at Taj 51 Buckingham Gate is a unique and immersive experience. The Petit Chef steps on to your plate in the form of an animated projection and leads you through the historical journey and the art of plating and then course by course the actual food arrives!
The table is fully illuminated with animations inspired by Kandinsky’s shapes and colors as Le Petit Chef leads you through each of the five courses advising diners of the skills are true MasterChef should possess… and the most important ingredient is love! Diners can choose from 4 different menus, grand, classic, vegetarian or juniors for kids making it even more family-friendly.
The animated character is so cute and funny, kids will be entranced by the whole two hour experience and parents will love the unique adventure through food (and it’s really tasty too!) the whole experience ends with an interactive finale where you get to complete your dessert yourself.
Fortnum & Mason Disney Winnie the Pooh Afternoon Tea
Celebrate 100 years of Winnie the Pooh at Fortnum’s this summer, AA Milne introduced the honey-loving bear to the world back in 1926 and all his adventures with his best friends in the 100 Aker wood. The anniversary and collaboration is really timely for us personally too as Oscar is currently in his Winnie the Pooh era!
The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon on the 4th floor of Fortnums is oh so beautifully British and is serving two reimagined Afternoon Teas, one for kids and one for parents. We were actually lucky enough to be invited for an event to celebrate the launch of the tea and the boys loved receiving books and teddies in their goody bags. The tea is part of a wider collaboration with Disney Winnie the Pooh in store with special gifts, honey smackerels, hampers and the first ever jars of real ‘100 Aker Wood Hunny’, made by bees in Ashdown Forest.
The adults classic Afternoon Tea is infused with notes of honey throughout with beautiful sandwiches, scones and patisserie. Children will enjoy a tea with patisserie inspired by Piglet, Pooh and Tigger too! This tea will absolutely delight Winnie the Pooh loving kids and will have parents feeling nostalgic for the classic tales.
Until 14th September
The Queen of the afternoon tea bus, Brigit’s Bakery will be running a Spooky Halloween Afternoon Tea Sightseeing Bus Tour.
Date: 19 Oct-1 Nov 2026
12:00, 14:30, 17:00
Age: 5 +
Price: £45 adult / £37 child
There is also a Peppa Pig Halloween London Sightseeing Bus Tour from Brigit’s Bakery, a spooky afternoon tea experience through London’s most famous landmarks and Peppa themed spooky treats.
Activities Less than Two Hours From London
Legoland Windsor – Watch this space for details on Legoland’s Annual ‘Brick or Treat.’
Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour – Lots going on at the UK’s most popular attraction. Get ready for Hallowe’en with a visit to Warner Bros. Studio Tour London during the much-loved Dark Arts feature and explore the dark side of the wizarding world
Discover the Great Hall with over 100 floating pumpkins above a sweet feast. Look out for Death Eaters throughout the Studio Tour in authentic costumes with sinister choreography.
Date: 16th September – 8th November
Chessington World Of Adventures: Watch this space to find out about Halloween adventures at Chessington.
Alton Towers: Scarefest is coming, an immersive world of spine-tingling Halloween attractions and sensational live entertainment. There’s scare mazes and rides to spooktacular family fun for all ages – so come with your Guests can face the terrifying rides and attractions in darkness – including the all new Nemesis Reborn, plus Wicker Man and The Smiler!
Hampton Court: Discover Henry VIII‘s notoriously haunted palace this Halloween and October half term with atmospheric projections, eerie sound effects and magical spells. Keep your eyes peels for restless spirits, you may even spot William Shakespeare. There’s also autumnal trail filled with pumpkins, scarecrows, and seasonal surprises plus Halloween treats in the cafe.
Date: 24 October – 01 November 2026
Age: Parental guidance
Price: Included with entry.
See the following blog posts for London’s best ongoing Activities:
Best Things to Do in London with Babies and Toddlers
Best Free Things to Do in London with Kids
Best Museums and Attractions in London With Play Areas / Soft Play
Best child-friendly afternoon teas
Best child-friendly restaurants
Best child-friendly hotels in London
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