Private Family Tour of the British Museum for Kids
Private Family Tour of the British Museum for Kids is a 3-hour sightseeing tour in London. £171.66 — 2% below the London median tour price of £175.92, across 598 priced tours. It holds a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 4 reviews. Listed under Tours & Sightseeing, History, Outdoor Activities, Arts & Culture. The median tour price in London is £175.92, measured across 598 priced tours. The 25th-percentile tour price in London is £64.24, measured across 598 priced tours.
London⏱ 3 hours★5.0(4 Rating)From £172

Explore the treasures of the British Museum on a private family tour designed for kids. This interactive adventure lasts 2 hours and 30 minutes, featuring an engaging activities book brimming with games and challenges. Discover ancient Egyptian mummies, Parthenon marbles, and the Easter Island Head while your expert guide shares stories that bring history to life. Perfect for families with children aged 5-10, this tour ensures an unforgettable educational experience that encourages curiosity and learning through play.
- Private tour tailored for families with children aged 5-10
- Interactive activities book included for fun engagement
- See iconic artifacts like the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies
- Group size limited to a maximum of 6 participants for a personal experience
Key facts
- £171.66 — 2% below the London median tour price of £175.92, across 598 priced tours.
- 2 h 30 min — the same as the London median of 2 h 30 min, across 593 tours.
- The median tour price in London is £175.92, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The 25th-percentile tour price in London is £64.24, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The 75th-percentile tour price in London is £345, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The median tour in London runs 2 h 30 min, measured across 593 tours with a published duration.
- 98% of London's 598 categorised tours carry the "Tours & Sightseeing" tag, the most common of 18 categories in the city.
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