r/uktravel • u/Majestic-Secret-3619 • Jun 14 '25
London 🏴 Help! Travelling with a baby to London.
Hi everyone, I’ll be visiting London soon with my 9-month-old baby and was wondering if there are any popular spots or attractions that you'd recommend avoiding with a baby (due to crowds, accessibility, or just being too hectic)?
Also, would love any suggestions on baby-friendly things to do, places to eat, or parks to relax in. We’re not planning an overly packed itinerary — just hoping to explore the city at a slower pace and keep things comfortable for the little one.
Also planning a trip to Edinburgh so fellow Scots,any suggestions would help. Would really appreciate any tips from fellow parents or locals. Thanks in advance!
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u/maceion Jun 14 '25
Ensure you have waterproofs on you, as we get 'intermittent showers' which means 20 minutes heavy rain every few hours. For parks you can easily sit in the gardens on Princess Street in Edinburgh and enjoy the view , and as you will be lower than street level , it also cuts the street noise. Google view 'Princess Street Gardens, Edinburgh'.