Day Out with the Kids

April 18 2026

Exit Reality. Enter Fun. Welcome to the Paradox Museum London

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Do you believe your brain or your senses? Step into a world where nothing makes sense, yet everything feels real. Paradox Museum is located just a stone throw away from Knightsbridge station and is designed to challenge your perceptions while having great fun.

Book your ticket with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!

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♬ Good Time – Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen

A Museum Has Never Been So Fun

Zero Gravity Room at the Paradox Museum London

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Unlike many other museums, Paradox Museum actively encourages kids and grown-ups alike to touch, climb and jump.

Known for its mind-bending illusions and super Instagrammable spaces, Paradox Museum quickly became one of the most popular family-friendly attractions in London following its opening in 2024.

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There are over 50 immersive spaces to enjoy, including a Zero Gravity Room where you can pretend, you’re a crew member of Artemis II.

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Don an invisible cloak and dissolve into the walls just like Harry Potter, sit on a sofa that ‘cuts you into half’, serve your own head on a plate at a dining table, sit on a giant chair which isn’t really a chair and try to walk straight in the spinning Paradox Tunnel.

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Go upside down in the Paradox Underground and step into a mind-blowing neon paradise.

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There’s a mirror maze and lots of brain-teasing interactive elements. If you’re a curious mind, make sure you scan the QR codes provided at each attraction and learn the science behind the fun!

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Tons of Insta-worthy moments and lots of laughter guaranteed!

Solve Challenges and Receive a Gift from the Gift Shop

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Form teams, pick a side (‘Team Brain’ or ‘Team Eyes’), complete missions, solve riddles and win a prize from the gift shop.

Great fun with kids, plus little ones learn a lot about physics, optical illusions and how the human brain works while having a lot of fun!

You can join the challenge if you choose the VIP package which includes flexi entry on your chosen day, a goodie bag full of fun puzzles, entry to the Zero Gravity Room and your activity sheet.

The Ultimate Kids Birthday Party Venue

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Do you have a little one with birthday coming up?

Paradox Museum’s party room, The Dragon’s Nest is here to host the ultimate birthday party little ones will remember.

Choose a package with food and drink (including the birthday cake) or bring your own and enjoy unlimited access to the museum’s attractions, try face painting, get a balloon animal from a balloon artist and enjoy the mind-blowing tricks of a magician.

Check the available packages here.

Practical Info

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Address

Paradox Museum London | 90 Brompton Rd, London SW3 1JJ

(Nearest station is Knightsbridge station. Piccadilly line)

Opening Hours

Mon & Thu: 10am – 7pm

Fri: 10am – 8:30pm

Sat: 9:30am – 9pm

Sun: 9:30am – 7:30pm

Tickets

Book your ticket with FEVER

Use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!

TIP: Choose the VIP Package to get flexible entry on your selected date, a fun Paradox Bundle and entry to the Zero Gravity Room, plus a fun activity sheet you can do with the kids.

Book your birthday party here

Ready for your next adventure? Looking for more family friendly activities? Ride on London’s secret underground mini train: the Mail Rail at the Postal Museum. Enjoy a very entertaining ride while learning how people relied on the postal service before the emails and the Internet and visit the Postal Museum’s interactive permanent exhibition.

April 12 2026

‘Astronomers Take Over’ at the National Maritime Museum

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New interactive family-friendly experience opened at the National Maritime Museum Greenwich. ‘Astronomers Take Over’ gives visitors a rare chance to meet real astronomers, ask their questions, see mind-blowing demonstrations and experience how the Universe really is.

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[BLOG POST IN BIO] Astronomers Take Over at the National Maritime Museum Greenwich 🚀🪐✨🧑🏻‍🚀 ‘Astronomers Take Over’ gives visitors a rare chance to meet real astronomers, ask their questions, see mind-blowing demonstrations and experience how the Universe really is 🪐✨ What to expect: • Galaxy room: It’s a gorgeous infinity room. Perfect for that Instagram moment! • A giant telescope installation you can step inside • Scavenger hunt for kids • Star Huddle: Learn what it really means when we say we are all made of stardust • Moon room • Astronomers Lounge • Lots of interactive elements kids will love + Planetarium experience (that’s extra charge) 📍 Where National Maritime Museum Greenwich | 9NF Romney Rd, London SE10 🗓️ When 27th March – 29th June 2026 🎟️ Tickets Astronomers Take Over + Planetarium ticket: £16 Astronomers Take Over (without Planetarium show): £8 #astronomerstakeover #astronomer #spacethings #familytimefun #familydayout

♬ Interstellar on Piano – Andy Morris

Astronomers Take Over

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‘Astronomers Take Over’ opened on the 27^th March and is a temporary gallery offering playful hands-on experience for anyone interested in space and astronomy.

Here are the highlights of the experience:

Galaxy Box

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Galaxy Box is an awe-inspiring infinity room designed with Sir Brian May and visual artist and astrophotographer, J-P Metsävainio for visitors to experience how vast and beautiful the Universe really is.

Perfect for that Instagram moment!

Telescope

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Step inside a giant telescope and learn more about major space discoveries through the past 350 years connected to the Royal Observatory Greenwich.

Telescope is designed to inspire the next generation of astronomers who could be you!

Cosmic Quest

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Kids will love this very interactive experience where they are invited for a scavenger hunt.

The mission is to find weird hidden objects astronomers have taken into space. Think of a gorilla suit, Luke Skywalker’s light sabre and an espresso machine.

Star Huddle

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What does it really mean when we say we are all made of stardust?

Meet the Royal Observatory’s Head of Astronomy, Liz Avery and the team and take a closer look to the stars using a spectroscope.

Moon Room

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You’ve probably seen the out-of-this-world images of the dark side of the Moon; the crew of the Artemis II mission had taken.

In the Moon Room, you can learn more about how our planet and the Moon move and dance around each other through space.

Land a Mars Rover at a Martian Crater

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Join Professor Sanjeev Gupta and his team and work together on some of the humankind’s most amazing space missions.

Did you know that Mars rovers are operated from the Earth and you can even do that from a kitchen at home?

Well, here’s your chance to operate a Mars rover and try to land it at a Martian crater.

Astronomers’ Lounge

Are you following the Artemis II mission? Fascinated by the newest space discoveries?

Pull up your chair and discuss the latest space news with the Royal Observatory’s astronomy team. Here’s your chance to get your questions answered by real astronomers.

Planetarium Experience

Why not add a Planetarium experience to your ticket and enjoy a 30-minute awe-inspiring show about our solar system or an adorable film about ‘Animals in Space!’ perfect for younger visitors?

Coming Soon: Mirror Moon by Luke Jerram

Celebrating 350 years of studying the Moon, a giant Mirror Moon will arrive at the Royal Observatory this May.

The Mirror Moon is a 2m in diameter scale model of our Moon, designed and created by British artist, Luke Jerram, famous for his large scale art projects (Gaia, Mars, Sun, Moon).

Mirror Moon is a touchable installation created using highly accurate topographical NASA data of the lunar surface.

Feel free to run your fingers on craters, valleys, mountains and million years old lava fields.

How to visit Luke Jerram’s Mirror Moon?

Simply book a ticket to the Royal Observatory online. Your ticket includes the visit of the Mirror Moon.

Practical Info

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Address

National Maritime Museum Greenwich | 9NF Romney Rd, London SE10

Opening Times

27^th March – 29^th June 2026

NOTE: Astronomers Take Over is closed on most Tuesdays and Fridays.

It’s open on all other days from 10am – 5pm

Tickets

Book your ticket on the Royal Museums of Greenwich’s official website.

Astronomers Take Over + Planetarium ticket: £16

Astronomers Take Over (without Planetarium show): £8

Ready for your next adventure? Fairy Tales exhibition at the British Library. This magical exhibition is full of interactive elements kids will love. It explores the origins of fairy tales and how the stories have changed over time. Visit a gingerbread house, sit with the Three Bears, smell portions, look into a magic mirror and make a wish from Aladdin’s Genie.

February 3 2026

Pop-Up Planetarium Opened at Battersea Power Station

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Science lovers, galactic voyagers, and wannabe astronauts, this one is for you!

Family friendly pop-up Planetarium opened at Battersea Power Station for a very limited time only.

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[MORE INFO IN BIO] 𝙋𝙤𝙥-𝙐𝙥 𝙋𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙚𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙪𝙢 𝙊𝙥𝙚𝙣𝙚𝙙 𝙖𝙩 𝘽𝙖𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙚𝙖 𝙋𝙤𝙬𝙚𝙧 𝙎𝙩𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 🪐✨ Science lovers, galactic voyagers, and wannabe astronauts, this one is for you! 🧑🏻‍🚀🚀 Family friendly pop-up Planetarium opened at @Battersea Power Station for a very limited time only. Choose from a number of different shows, including fun kiddo adventures and breath-taking documentaries 🌖 📍Where? Planetarium Go! | Power Station Park 📆 When? 30th January – 1st March 2026 🕰️ Opening times Mon – Thurs & Sun: 10am – 7:10pm Fri & Sat: 1-am – 9pm [𝖳𝗁𝖺𝗇𝗄𝗌 𝖿𝗈𝗋 𝖯𝗅𝖺𝗇𝖾𝗍𝖺𝗋𝗂𝗎𝗆 𝖦𝗈! 𝖿𝗈𝗋 𝗍𝗁𝖾 𝗏𝗂𝖽𝖾𝗈 𝖼𝗅𝗂𝗉𝗌 𝖺𝗇𝖽 𝗍𝗁𝖾 𝗂𝗆𝖺𝗀𝖾𝗌] #planetarium #londonpopup #familyadventure #familydayout #CapCut

♬ Epic Space – Glebator

Planetarium Go!

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Planetarium Go! has finally arrived at London. Created by Josè Jiménez and his team in Spain, Planetarium Go! is a mobile planetarium that travels to cities that don’t have one to educate, spark curiosity and inspire STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) pathway from an early age.

Since 2010 when Marylebone’s London Planetarium closed, London only has had one planetarium at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich.

Planetarium Go! is nothing like the traditional planetariums your parents and grandparents would visit. It brings a completely new, truly out-of-this-world experience under a 360-degree dome.

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Expect high-resolution projections and state-of-the-art technology to deliver an awe-inspiring experience for all ages.

Family-Friendly Adventures

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Planetarium Go! is designed to captivate, educate and inspire all ages.

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There are a number of different 20-30-minute shows to choose from, from fun kiddo adventures to breath-taking documentaries.

Little ones can follow the adventures of Little Red Rinding Hood as she travels to all the planets of our Solar System using her grandmother’s telescope or explore the secrets of the Moon with The Girl Who Walked Upside Down.

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‘3-2-1 Lift Off’ is an adorable story about Alan, the hamster whose life turns upside down when a mysterious crash leaves a crater in his garden. Inside he finds a damaged robot fell from the orbit. Alan helps the robot get back to space to its spaceship.

Older kids and grown-ups can enjoy an awe-inspiring journey From Earth to Universe to explore the evolution of astronomy, the planets of our Solar System and other cosmic wonders.

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Exploring The Solar System + The Ring World is a double space adventure where you’ll get up close to our celestial neighbours, including the Moon, Venus and Mars and learn what makes them special and unique. You will also travel to a nearby star to see whether we could live on another planet.

How to Book

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Simply go to Planetarium Go! website and choose the show you would like to watch. Choose your preferred date and time and select your seat.

Family packs and student discount available!

Each show is between 20 – 35 minutes long.

Practical Info

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Address

Planetarium Go! | Power Station Park

(Behind the Power Station where the ice rink usually is in Winter)

Opening Times

30^th January – 1^st March 2026

Mon – Thurs & Sun: 10am – 7:10pm

Fri & Sat: 1-am – 9pm

Tickets

Tickets can be booked on Planetarium Go! official website

Ready for your next adventure? Now that you’ve had an adventure in the outer space, how about submerging into the ocean? Make your Sundays extra special with an Under the Sea Sweet Afternoon Tea at Sea Garden & Grill.

August 3 2025

The Lost Kingdoms Returned to London for a Very Limited Time

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The perfect family day out with dino lover kids! The world largest touring outdoor dinosaur event is back to London for a very limited time. The Lost Kingdoms invites kids and grown-ups to discover life-size dinosaurs.

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[BLOG POST INBIO] The perfect family day out with dino lover kids! 🦖 The world largest touring outdoor dinosaur event, The Lost Kingdoms, is back to London for a very limited time Enjoy a life-size dinosaur trail in the forest where you will encounter with prehistoric predators and cut baby dinos in their nest, ride a baby dino and take fun photos. 🦖🦕 Until 10th August 2025 | Book your ticket with @Fever #feverambassador #thelostkingdoms #dayoutwiththekids #familydayout #dayoutinlondon #kidsdayout #dinosaurs

♬ At Jurassic World’s End Credits / Suite – Michael Giacchino

Life-Size Moving Dinosaurs

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Keeping little ones entertained during the summer is not always easy. The Lost Kingdoms is a fun-filled world of edutainment event (educational + entertaining) designed for families with kids of all ages.

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Featuring over 50 life-size animatronic dinosaurs, The Lost Kingdoms promises an epic family day out in Beddington Park. The experience is super entertaining and education at the same time, giving the opportunity for kids and grown-ups to learn more about these majestic.

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Rumble with realistic dinosaurs that move their heads and tails, blink and produce sounds.

Expect a Brontosaurus towering above your head, a T-Rex lurking amongst the trees and bushes and a Triceratops peacefully munching on some greenery and more.

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Wander in the deep forest, encounter with deadly prehistoric predators and meet cute baby dinos just hatched in their nest (just be careful with their mum).

Photo Ops and Interactive Elements

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There are plenty of photo ops during the experience kids will love. They can ride on a baby dino, hatch from a giant dinosaur egg or hit the strings with a friendly dino band playing songs inside a giant dino egg.

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Little ones can also be Palaeontologists for the day as they dig fossils in the excavation pit. There’s also a VR experience pot where you can run with dinosaurs and merchandise to fully enjoy the experience.

Food and Drink

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A range of street food and drink vendors are available at the location offering a variety of delicious options to sink your fangs into. There’s also a café just next to the experience with a big playground.

Practical Info

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Address

The Lost Kingdoms | The Grange Gardens in Beddington Park, London, Church Rd, Wallington, London SM6 7NN

Car park is available nearby, however, it’s very limited. Therefore, it is recommended to use public transport.

Opening Times

25^th July – 10^th August 2025

Open daily from 10am – 6pm (last entry 5pm)

Tickets

Tickets can be purchased via FEVER

How long does the experience last?

The visit takes 1-2 hours depending on how much time you spend with each dinosaur. On average, the overall experience (visiting the dinos, enjoying the photo ops, purchasing merch, eat and drink) takes around 2-3 hours.

Hope you’ll have a roaring good time! 🦖

Ready for your next adventurer? Here’s another fun day out kids will love! Paradox Museum London has transformed into a tropical paradise. Book your ticket with FEVER and enjoy 10% OFF until the 1^stSeptember 2025. Simply use code ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout (click to ‘add voucher’ and type in the code)