Best Things to Do in London, with baby

London Bridge is 56% Baby-Friendly

The flat footpath suits strollers and station toilets have baby-change, but passing vehicles, wind, no seating with shade, and no nursing room cut comfort for parents with infants.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

HMS Belfast is 56% Baby-Friendly

Babies enter free and there are pram areas and changing tables, so a short upper-deck visit is feasible. Interior ladders block stroller access and there is no nursing room, so plan for limited coverage.

Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours

Russell Square is 56% Baby-Friendly

Wide paved paths suit strollers and shaded benches aid feeding, yet no on-site baby-change and toilet is coin-operated cubicle; parents may need to detour to British Museum for facilities.

Recommended visit duration: 2-2.5 hours

Neal’s Yard (Courtyard) is 56% Baby-Friendly

A pram fits but bumpy cobbles, lack of on-site changing tables or nursing rooms, and limited seating mean extra planning and nearby Covent Garden facilities are essential for comfort.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Piccadilly Circus is 52% Baby-Friendly

You can wheel a stroller to the fountain for quick photos, but engine noise, cigarette smoke and no on-site changing or breastfeeding space make longer visits uncomfortable for infants.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is 48% Baby-Friendly

Nine baby-change rooms and breastfeeding welcome help parents, yet crowds, stairs, no indoor buggy storage and sudden goal noise make visits with an infant tiring and best kept brief.

Recommended visit duration: 1.5-3 hours

Emirates Stadium is 44% Baby-Friendly

Babies require a paid seat, pushchairs are banned, feeding rooms must be requested, and matchday noise is high, so parents may struggle to keep the infant comfortable for the full visit.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Wembley Stadium is 31% Baby-Friendly

Babies can enter tours free and changing tables are on concourses, but prams are banned, no nursing room exists, many stairs and loud noise cause discomfort, and under-2s may not attend matches.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is 27% Baby-Friendly

Infants enter free, but no lift, no baby-changing, no toilets and staff-required folding of pushchairs make the steep multi-floor visit inconvenient and stressful for carers with babies.

Lyceum Theatre is 24% Baby-Friendly

Babies are barred from the main show, there is no dedicated changing room, and buggy storage is paid, so visiting with an infant requires workaround and delivers little value.