Since it was founded in 1857 the National Science museum, Kensington has shown us creative and ingenious ideas which capture the imagination. See the history of fantastic scientific breakthroughs including a replica of the DNA model built by Crick and Watcon in 1953.

The Victoria and Albert museum opened in 1852 and is named after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert; it displays the largest collection of art and design anywhere in the world with over 4.5 million objects. The museum is huge and there is so much to see and take in, there is something for everyone at the V&A.

With Charles Darwin staring down from the staircase into the Great Hintze Hall, the Natural History museum really captures the imagination. The museum is split into sections and has something for everyone, from dinosaurs and massive mammals to ancient fossils. Learn about Darwin and his theory of evolution.

Discover the original cabinet war rooms run by the great man himself. You’ll be able to experience what it must have been like to govern a country from underground whilst being bombed from the skies.

The British museum displays the history of humans across world. Learn about different cultures and see artefacts from great civilisations including ancient Egypt, Greece, Japan, Inca’s, Romans and Vikings to name just a few. Some of the most popular attractions are the ‘Rosetta stone’ and the Discus-thrower’. Discover 2 million years of world history.

The London transport museum takes you on a journey through the ages where you’ll get to the see taxi’s, trains, trams and trolleybuses which have kept London moving. See over 22,000 photographs taken over the last 100 years and see the underground taking shape

The Imperial War Museum was opened by King George V in June 1920 and pays tribute to British troops from World War 1 up to modern day conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. You’ll get to understand the history of the Army, Air force and Navy of the last century. This is a truly remarkable museum.

The childhood museum is a fantastic place to reminisce about your childhood and to see child hood toys through the ages. The museum is set out in a time order so you can travel back through the decades and centuries to see what children had available to keep them entertained. You’ll also see toys from around the world. This is a light-hearted museum, great fun and very interesting.

Discover HMS Belfast which rests in central London on the banks of the Themes. You’ll get to explore the ship and imagine what it was like for the crew on board during a long and illustrious career which included supporting the allied troops on D-Day.

Take a tour of the city by boat passing some world famous landmarks, Westminster Abbey, The tower of London, Tower Bridge, The Shard are just a few. Enjoy the ride and listen to the guide tell you about the city, you may learn a few surprises.

In 2012 London displayed the Olympics to the world and it was a huge success, visit the olympic park and see the legacy.

Take a famous double decker tour of the city and see some world famous landmarks. There are different routes so be sure to get the trip that’s right for you. Some of the landmarks include Westminster abbey, Tower Bridge and the tower of London. There is so much to see in the capitol and you’ll be able to listen and learn all about the city on your trip.

Camden Market is a traditional market area of the City famous for its range of stalls where people come to sell all kinds of wonderful things. You’ll be able to try different food and drink for all corners of the globe, the smell from these stalls will get you ready to try different things. Look at different art and collectables or fashion. There is something for everyone in Camden and the atmosphere is electric.

The London Dungeons is on the South bank of the river opposite the houses of Parliament and near the London eye. You’ll find top shows and rides including Jack the Ripper, The Tyrant boat ride and the Guy Fawkes gunpowder plot. Although the title sounds grim, this is an exciting day out for the whole family full of fun and a trip through history.

Madame Tussauds is a unique experience to get up close to your favourite celebrities and A-listers… well almost. The waxworks created for Madame Tussauds are truly outstanding and a trip here is a fun day for the whole family. Wander around the categories which include, ‘Film’, ‘Sport’, ‘Royals’, ‘World leaders’, ‘Music’ and so much more. Also take a trip behind the scenes at Madame Tussauds.

Since it's launch in 1869 the Cutty Sark has been a national icon of Brittish maritime history. Located on the south bank of the Themes in Greenwich, you are able to venture underneath and aboard this maginifcent ship.

At the top of Greenwich park you'll find the Royal Greenwich observatory and is best known as the location where time was standardised throughout the UK to 'Greenwich Mean Time' (GMT). Some call this place the home of time.

Based in world famous Piccadilly Circus, you'll find Ripleys Believe it or not which is full of some of the most extrordinary things. Over 700 artifacts are displayed amongst the crazy collection of galleries.

Dianna's memorial park is in memory of the late Princess. Over 1,000,000 visitors are able to enjoy this free playground throughout the year, the park is located in Kensington gardens close to her royal home of Kensington Palace.