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Tate & Tate Modern Museum The home of Brit art, from the 1500’s to today. Take a gander at some surprising and infrequently debatable pieces at your leisure. The museum is open a week and week and best of all, admission is free!! Two. Peter Pan Statue Revive your inner child with a trip to the Peter Pan statue in Kensington Gardens. Erected anonymously over night, this wondrous enchanting bronze figure is sure to charm. Pack a picnic and make a day of it in this inner town sanctuary. Three. Changing of the guards Often occurs ever alternative day. A great event for both kids and adults. Get there early to get a good spot, this event typically draws massive crowds. Why not take a mooch around St James’ park afterwards? Four. Speakers Corner Hyde Park – one of London’s best parks and also home to speakers corner. Hear people of different ages and from different backgrounds disagreeing the toss on subjects from politics and war, to music and fashion. A genuine eye opener! Five. Royal Opera House The Royal Opera House regularly puts on free concerts for members of the general public. Check out their internet site for impending shows. An ideal day out in the summertime. 6. Shopping Window shopping is a smart way to have some fun while spending little, if no cash at all! Whether you select the market stalls of Camden or the designer stores of Oxford Street, London has some of the finest shops and shops in the world. Seven. Covent Garden Covent Garden is among the most well liked holiday maker attractions in London and is home to several street performers, circus performers and musicians – all thrilled to put on a free show for you ( tipping suggested ). Eight. Hackney Town Farm A free farm with many a farm animal to enjoy! Take the youngsters along and feed the goats, sheep and baby calves.

The farm frequently puts on events, making it a fantastic day out for both grown-ups and kids.Don’t forget, there’s other places in the UK. You can also visit Camperdown Wildlife Centre and have fun there.