The Jumeirah Carlton Tower, situated in the heart of fashionable Knightsbridge, is just a short stroll away from many world renowned department stores such as Harvey Nichols, Harrods, and the exclusive boutiques on Sloane Street. Most rooms offer a stunning view of the London's skyline, or the private gardens of Cadogan Place. The hotel has three on-site restaurants serving a wide range of mouth-watering cuisine. The Rib Room & Oyster Bar serves the finest Aberdeen Angus beef, and the elegant Chinoiserie is the place to be seen enjoying traditional afternoon tea. Meet with friends at the relaxed Club Room for a nutritious lunch and a healthy cocktail, while hunkering down in one of the deep sofas. The Peak Health Club & Spa comes with an extensive range of health and fitness facilities - a 20 meter indoor swimming pool and state-of-the-art golf simulator. Guests can also utilize the services and treatments of the on-site beauty spa.

One of Central London's most iconic green spaces, every blade of grass at Hyde Park is drenched in history dating back to the early 1600s. Laden with a myriad of historic spots, the park's prime attractions include the symbolic Speakers' Corner, the restful Serpentine Lido swimming area, and the famous Serpentine Gallery. It is also bedecked by stunning sights such as the Isis statue and the Diana Memorial Fountain. Nature lovers can head toward Hyde's southern frontier to find themselves in the midst of blissful Rose Gardens. A fantastic place to spend the day, Hyde Park is a must-visit during a sojourn in London.

Popularized by the famous Harry Potter novel and film franchise, King's Cross Station and its Platform 9 3/4 is every bit as magical as you'd expect it to be. A place where imagination comes to life, although this might be a regular railway station, it does not stop hundreds of visitors each day, from taking pictures at the fabled entrance to Platform 9 3/4. While running into the pillar won't actually get you to the train to Hogwarts, you can in fact hop on to a train that will take you to various destinations around the country.

Experience the raw history of those that traversed the London Bridge; both royals and traitors alike. The London Bridge Experience brings together the excitement of tales and terror with unique combination of tours. The whole family enjoys the travel through time in cinema style with lots of action and adventure.

Brompton Road in South Kensington is home to one of the most popular childrens apparel boutiques in the city, called Caramel Baby & Child. A part of a chain, this location is one of three others in London. Apart from a great collection of smart casual and partywear for little boys and girls, Caramel Baby & Child also stores a fab range of blankets, duvets, toys and books for the little ones.

The HMS Belfast is one of Europe's largest preserved warships. She was launched in 1938 to serve in both World War II and the Korean War. She is the last surviving example of the great warships built for the Royal Navy. In her day she was one of the most powerful vessels of her type with complex machinery and equipment. During World War II, she was home to almost 1000 men who had to live in cramped conditions. She retired from service and from protecting the Empire's trade routes in 1965 and has now been converted to a floating naval museum with seven decks for visitors to discover. Children under 16 are allowed in for free.

A famous children's theater, The Unicorn Theatre is a creative hub that showcases a multitude of theatrical events and plays from time to time. It also welcomes a host of international Thespians that create child-centric plays that delight one and all. Children will adore the line-up of magical plays and plays that have themes that are simple to understand. Special sessions and workshops are arranged for school kids. Let your tiny tots enter a world of magic, fantasy, drama and fairy tales!

With its expansive floors, the Science Museum allows one to explore the history of technology and glimpse into the future. Starting at the crowd-favorite gallery, Wonderlab, where you learn the laws of science, you can move through a vast array of interactive galleries which demand audience participation. From medical history to nuclear physics, the museum has got it all covered. Challenging the perception among many children that science is boring, the multitude of things to press, touch, watch and think about, make this museum a firm favorite with the kids. A popular attraction is the IMAX cinema, where you can enjoy interesting 2D and 3D films.

Let your children get acquainted with the creatures of nature at the famous children's zoo located at Battersea Park. This zoo is home to a variety of animals and birds: guinea pigs, monkeys, lemurs, meerkats, farm animals and many more species. The aim of the zoo is to promote conservation of nature. Through their teachings, the amicable staff aim at inculcating this philosophy among the youths of the future. Visitors can laze around at the Lemon Tree Cafe while their little ones enjoy a gala time at the kids play area.

The ZSL London Zoo has occupied the northeastern corner of Regent's Park since 1828. One of the most famous zoos in the world, it contains over 720 different species of animals, and the aviary is a firm favorite. B.U.G.S. (Biodiversity Underpinning Global Survival) illustrates the bio-diversity in ecosystems as well as species. Locusts, field crickets and sea horses are among the many species displayed. This fun education exhibit is aimed at all age groups. Hours of operation vary according to season.

Explore the natural history of the planet Earth, from the prehistoric era to the present day, at one of London's most visited museums. In 1881, the Natural History Museum moved to its present venue. Designed by Alfred Water house, this building is now one of London's most beautiful and recognized museums. The halls house more than 300 years worth of collections, with over 80 million specimens. Broadly divided into Life and Earth galleries, the museum provides much more than can be seen in a day, and your feet will get tired before your brain does. Let your kids run wild among dinosaur skeletons, erupting volcanoes and life-size constructs of blue whales - it's unlikely they'll ever forget their first visit here.

The Little Angel Theatre is a fun zone for the kids, with puppetry as the main attraction. Located north of Islington, the theater features shows by local as well as visiting artists. There are string puppets, glove puppets, rod puppets, and others to entertain the children. Some performances are limited to specific age groups. When you visit this place, check out the workshop to get a glimpse into the life of puppets. Come by with your kids to see puppetry in all its forms, and you might enjoy it as much as they do. The theater also hosts performances and events for adults from time to time.