UK Family Attractions

As the summer months rapidly approach and COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, family attractions will begin opening their gates to guests once again. Around the country, museums, galleries, zoos and wildlife parks will all be welcoming the public safely, so be sure to follow any guidelines provided by the venue when booking your tickets.

For some family-fun inspiration, here are ten of the most popular attractions throughout the country for you to take the whole family to:

1) Alton Towers in Staffordshire

This theme park has something for everyone – featuring a hotel and spa, rollercoasters, a water park and the official CBeebies land, this park has an attraction for every age group.

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2) LEGOLAND Windsor Resort

With rides, a waterpark, a 4D cinema screen, and themed accommodation on-site, Legoland offers young kids and big kids alike the chance to unleash their creativity.

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3) Go Ape in Nationwide

For the daring members of the family, Go Ape provides adrenaline-pumping aerial adventures across treetop ziplines, aerial bridges and more. There are options for all ages, and even the family dog can cheer you on at multiple locations throughout the UK.

4) Chessington World of Adventures in Kingston upon Thames

This theme park and zoo include themed rides and attractions for all ages, as well as a safari and zoo, and accommodation in the resort or in the glamping tents.

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5) Natural History Museum in London

It has been reported that the Natural History Museum in London is the most visited in Europe, so make sure to book your tickets to this popular attraction sooner rather than later. With more than 80 million specimens – albeit a fraction of that available to the general public – you’ll be sure to find your favourite animal somewhere in the museum.

6) The Eden Project in Cornwall

The Eden Project is an ecological biosphere project in Cornwall, providing a habitat for all kinds of plants and insects for the whole family to learn about.

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7) Camera Obscura and World of Illusions in Edinburgh

Featuring more than 100 illusions, and stunning panoramic views of Edinburgh city from the rooftop, this attraction was first exhibited in 1835. The centre of learning features modern illusions as well as exhibits shown at the original shows.

8) BeWILDerwood in Norfolk & Cheshire

Described as the ‘anti-theme park’, BeWILDerwood features wooden play structures, aerial bridges and swings, and plenty of opportunities to learn more about the story that inspired this magical adventure playground.

9) Jorvik Museum in York

The Jorvik museum features an interactive ride experience through a unique collection of artefacts and tableaus demonstrating the people of York dating back to the Viking era.

Take a look at Jorvik Museum’s collection of artifacts here>>

10) The Deep in Hull

With more than 3500 fish including sharks and sawfish, this aquarium is considered one of the most impressive in the UK. When you have finished admiring the stunning sea creatures, why not continue the theme by following the Fish Trail through Hull City centre.

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