Tate Modern and Hamleys/Harrods!!

shallowpockets

Hi all

Can anyone give me advice on how easy it will be to do Tate Modern/Hamleys and Harrods (for Crispy creme donuts!) on a Saturday with 2 kids. We are planning to park up and get the tube in to London. Oh and stop off for something to eat somewhere.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Lemmy_Caution

If you start with the Tate Modern - Tube; London Bridge - Bus RV1, (bus stop in Tooley Street) to Tate. Then, after Tate Modern, RV1 to Waterloo Underground - get the Bakerloo to Oxford Circus, for Hamleys. After, you can walk down Regent street, (or get a bus) to Piccadilly Circus, and get the Piccadilly line to Knightsbridge, for Harrods. All easily done in a day. Leave Harrods to last, you'll really want those donuts.

shallowpockets

thanks very much Lemmy Caution, kids decided that they didn't want to go in the end but I'll keep the info for later in the year.

Lemmy_Caution

I forgot to mention that if you do go on a Friday or Saturday; Borough Market is open on those days. It's where all the 'foodies' go, and the quality and range of food is excellent. Plenty of stuff to eat as a 'take-away' like - hog roasts, bratwursts, venison burgers, and loads of vegetarian stuff. It's just opposite London Bridge station, next to Southwark Cathedral. If you felt energetic enough; you could then walk along by the Thames to the Tate Modern; passing the Golden Hind, and the Globe theatre.