General Chat

The London Aquarium is fun Stray :)

sorry Ann, yes littleman will be with us, :-D

the playground looks wonderful.

he lovesss museums, i would like to fit the national history museum in, as he has a thing for dinosaurs :-D and obv the palace,

but it will all depend on if we get a straight run without much traffic,

Gdau was always happy in the Natural History Museum - now she works in one!! Trip down river by boat to Greenwich - lovely grounds, wonderful buildings - should be something there to amuse littleman.

Agree V & A and has to be a visit to the Tower.

Carol

thank you Ann, wow thats free to, i thought they would charge for the museums,
oh Rose i love aquariums but we have a few up here,

Dan liked the dinosaurs at the Nat History museum Stray , went when he was about 7...but most of all he really loved the escalator there lol

oh ill have to have a look at the tower


haha Rose, that did make me giggle littleman will porbably be the same he has a thing for escalators too, im not a fan of em :-\

museums mmm ???
he always asks
if i had one of those or one of those those
when you were little nana(the cheeky monkey)
and was his mummy alive when the titanic sunk lol

You could have time to visit Madam Tussauds and the Planetarium.....two places instead of one.....and if little man Satan is going, he will love them both

Betcha......I know these things cos I was young once.....never forgot my visit to either of them.....awe inspiring

Bc's villa of course ......tis the only place to be :-D

Oooooo

I never thought of that Hayley


Let's all go to BC's for the weekend....gotta be more fun :-D :-D :-D

It is Ive done it :) I really wanted to visit the German xmas markets in Hyde park and also when to IWM ....loved it :-D

i carnt see the age of the child you will have with you
but i would say age 5 and over would love the History and Science Museum
now the Science Museum is a must down in the basment as it is hands on and children of all age love it down there pluss there is also a bit for under 5s

i would say google both museum and see what you think

iv been both with my children more than once and with the granchildren thay love it every time thay go pluss it is free

Not sure of recent arrangements, but when I last went to Natural History Museum a couple of years ago, there was a seperate queue once inside to have access to the dinosaur section. On the day we visited with grandson it was quite long and quite alot of waiting.

I'm sure it's good fun, but the time factor might need considering if you don't have long in London.

Gwyn

If you are bringing a child take an open-top bus ride , about an hour ,then Tower of London, Tower Bridge ,pose for a photo outside the other front door of 10 Downing Street [just in case he becomes prime minister} that's at the base of Tower Bridge, and a pit stop at St Katherine's dock cafe.

If you have longer cross the bridge turn right and see the Clink Jail, Golden Hind and Globe theatre along the South Bank,by which time you will need new feet !

oh hayley is BC villa child frendly lol,

hi dame hes 5 going on 6, when we visit, so that sounds good i googled the museums but i cant decide :-\
oh Gwyn you could be right if the dino are a seperate section thats all we would be going for, its a pain not knowing how long we have but it depeds on traffic on the day


haha lyndsey hes not going to be priminister if i have anything to do with it,

thank you all for your suggestions :-D

I thought it was an hypothetical question when I first saw the thread title. I was going to say BC's but I see Hayley beat me to it :-D

Whatever you decide have a good time :-)

I think you should change it to a weeks stay Stray.

haha Ann id love to stay a week i love london, were going to legland the second day :-D thats the reason for us going, littleman wanted to go as a birthday treat, x

So what is it Stray? A two day coach trip? I am sure he'll have fun. Does he travel OK?