Apex City Of London Hotel
(1, Seething Lane), a nice 4 star hotel near the Tower Bridge and Tower of London, is sleek and trendy, but without being overbearingly pretentious. Rooms are well appointed, and bathrooms are spacious enough to comprise not only a good-sized tub, but a walk-in shower too.
Are you visiting London with kids and contemplating on where to go with them?
But at the same time aren’t really exited by the idea of wasting a good half of a day queue lining to the Tower of London or London Dungeon? Not too far from Apex City of London Hotel, near to the Bethnal Green Tube station, there’s V&A Museum of Childhood (Cambridge Heath Road). The museum contains an enormous collection of toys and games, having been collected from around the world, and dated from the 17th century till nowadays. It also has the interactive displays, dotted all around the area, for keeping occupied the little ones, as well as their engrossed in nostalgia parents. Do you want to know what was before the Wii games took over? Check it out with you moppets then. V&A Museum of Childhood operates all the week from 10:00 to 17:30, and, as the most of London museums, is completely free of charge.
(1, Seething Lane), a nice 4 star hotel near the Tower Bridge and Tower of London, is sleek and trendy, but without being overbearingly pretentious. Rooms are well appointed, and bathrooms are spacious enough to comprise not only a good-sized tub, but a walk-in shower too. Are you visiting London with kids and contemplating on where to go with them?
But at the same time aren’t really exited by the idea of wasting a good half of a day queue lining to the Tower of London or London Dungeon? Not too far from Apex City of London Hotel, near to the Bethnal Green Tube station, there’s V&A Museum of Childhood (Cambridge Heath Road). The museum contains an enormous collection of toys and games, having been collected from around the world, and dated from the 17th century till nowadays. It also has the interactive displays, dotted all around the area, for keeping occupied the little ones, as well as their engrossed in nostalgia parents. Do you want to know what was before the Wii games took over? Check it out with you moppets then. V&A Museum of Childhood operates all the week from 10:00 to 17:30, and, as the most of London museums, is completely free of charge.
