Family places across London

Urban farm with 89 acres of farmland in southeast London.

Public library in Islington that opened in 1907.

Community-run library with tool and equipment lending service.

Storage site of historic transport artefacts open on scheduled visitor days.

Local history library and archives in a converted Victorian vestry hall.

World's oldest institution dedicated to Holocaust and genocide research.

Free library and museum exploring the history of medicine and human culture.

A museum of curiosities, art, and natural history objects in Hackney.

A museum dedicated to the history and heritage of the postal service.

Public library complex with museum, arts space, and children's library.

Archive of feminist literature, books, and activism materials in Peckham.

Museum of cinema history and memorabilia in a former workhouse.

Indoor climbing facility housed in a historic Victorian pumping station.

London museum dedicated to British cartoons, caricatures and comic strips.

Grade II listed public library in a distinctive modernist building from 1964.

Community centre helping young people develop life skills and awareness.

A working city farm on the Thames in Rotherhithe.

Special collections library and archive focused on international visual art.

Iniva's special collections library and archive in Pimlico.

A historic public library built by Henry Tate in 1890.

Former Victorian church converted into a medical library for Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry.

Library devoted to printing, typography, and graphic design history.

A 1966 Brutalist public library in South Norwood, Croydon.

Public library in Islington, opened in 1921.

Historic public library in Little Portugal, opened in 1888.

Reconstruction of Shakespeare's original 1599 playhouse on the Thames.

Major free museum featuring science and technology exhibits.

Historic observatory on the Prime Meridian with astronomy and navigation history.

A 2,700-seat concert and performance venue on the South Bank of the Thames.

World-class botanic garden with vast plant collections and historic glasshouses.

Historic concert hall hosting diverse performances since 1871.

The world's largest horticultural library in the RHS headquarters.

A Grade II listed public library in Wandsworth.

Memorial playground with a wooden pirate ship and natural play features for children.

Award-winning library and community space with striking architectural design.

Library with separate children's section and free internet access in King's Cross.

Satirical amusement arcade with hand-built mechanical game machines.

A museum displaying 80 million natural history specimens including famous dinosaur skeletons.

Maritime museum exploring Britain's naval history and seafaring heritage.

National home of British Army history and heritage.

Public library in Islington opened in 2004.

Historic 8-acre garden developed by horticulturalist Edward Augustus Bowles.

A grade II listed library building in Muswell Hill, North London.

Local history museum dedicated to Wimbledon's past and heritage.

Museum exploring the history of the Order of St John from the Crusades to today.

Free museum exploring home life from 1600 to the present day.

Museum showcasing Richmond's medieval to modern history in the Old Town Hall.

A museum exploring consumer culture history from Victorian times to today.

Historic public library serving Mitcham since 1933.

A public library in Islington's Mildmay neighbourhood.

Museum preserving the history of London's Metropolitan Police Service.

King's College London's main research library in a historic neo-Gothic building.

Library and archive focused on Marxist and socialist literature and history.

Historic Victorian pumping station with a preserved steam beam engine.

A public library branch in Tottenham with specialist Black literature collections.

Georgian villa that inspired English country house design.

Museum exploring the history of British postal services and mail delivery.

Wax museum featuring famous figures, historical characters, and film stars.

The world's oldest scientific zoo with over 300 species.

Museum exploring London's transport history and heritage in Covent Garden.