The guided tour (free with admission) provides some fascinating details about the architecture of the building, as well as its rather unlikely survival during World War II. The main cathedral with its soaring ceilings, and eerie crypt, will certainly inspire awe in many adults. However, the climb involves 259 steps, making it a less-than-ideal activity for kids. Visitors can climb to the top of the dome, which offers a fantastic view of the city. Paul’s is a fascinating spot, to be sure. Katie and Jack, with their lion guide, first visit St. On many weekends there are free public events in the Square including cultural events such as the Chinese New Year parade, the Diwali festival, or St.
On a nice day, you’ll find this centrally-located square full of people – especially kids making up their own adventures on or around the lions and fountains that give this space its unique character. Notable places are the main focus of Katie in London – starting in Trafalgar Square. Kids may even recognize these key sites after seeing Mayhew’s realistic illustrations.
The trio visits many of the attractions that will be on the top of tourist’s lists, making this story a great way to start painting a fun and exciting image of London.
The lions are always popular with kids – because unlike with most notable landmarks, kids are allowed to climb on these enormous feline figures, so a little one can climb up and imagine taking a ride like Katie and Jack. Katie and her brother Jack are taken on adventure around the city on the back of one of the four huge lions that guard Trafalgar Square. Kids ages 3-6 can gain familiarity with many of London’s landmarks by listening to this fanciful story. This book delivers a fun tour of London for a young audience.
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