Description
Looking for the best things to do with kids in London? Horrible Histories Tour Live At The Museum brings the popular educational book and television series to life through an interactive museum takeover experience. Located at Battersea Power Station, this family-friendly production combines live theatrical performance with historical exploration.
Standard adult ticket prices start from £30.00, while child tickets start from £14.00, with various promotional savings often available online. Children under 5 years old can enter free of charge. Letting kids discover funny and gruesome historical facts without feeling like they are sitting in a traditional classroom.
If you are looking for the best place for a day out with family and kids to experience engaging live historical entertainment and interactive museum exhibits, this South London event delivers a high-energy adventure.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: Yes
Features
What makes Horrible Histories Tour Live At The Museum unique?
- An immersive museum crossover that merges theatrical comedy with genuine historical artefacts and golden treasures from ancient civilisations.
- A live tour guide performance featuring comedic historical characters who bring centuries of dramatic history directly to life.
- Interactive audience participation that invites children to take part in fun sing-alongs, comedy sketches, and energetic routines like the Mummy Rap.
- A multi-sensory family experience designed specifically to make learning history fun, engaging, and memorable for young minds.
Top 5 Highlights
- How fun is the live theatrical tour? Led by humorous historical guides, this live segment takes families through comical historical accounts, featuring quick-witted dialogue and laugh-out-loud moments that keep children fully entertained.
- What happens during the 'Making Mummies' sing-along? Families join in for an unforgettable musical performance that breaks down the messy, step-by-step process of ancient Egyptian burial rituals with catchy lyrics and high energy.
- Can kids see real ancient artefacts? Children can view authentic historical treasures, gold masks, and ancient relics up close as part of the wider museum exhibition experience bundled with the tour.
- How does audience participation work? Kids are actively encouraged to answer questions, react to silly historical scenarios, and shout out responses, turning passive viewing into an interactive game.
- What do the special add-on experiences offer? Families can enhance their visit with optional extras like a cinematic virtual reality journey through ancient tombs, custom robot-written hieroglyphs, or professional souvenir photo prints.
1.56 miles
