1. The Natural History Museum, London

See the first T-Rex fossil ever discovered and marvel over the enormity of a Triceratops’ skull! With great interactive activities, the Natural History Museum’s dinosaur galleries are great for kids of all ages!

(free entry)

2. Dinosaur Isle, Isle of Wight

Feast your senses on the smells, textures, lights and sounds on offer at the Dinosaur Isle. With a working laboratory and life-like animatronics, the dinosaurs really are brought back to life.

(Adult ticket £5, child’s ticket £4, or save money with a group ticket)

3. Dinosaur Adventure, Norfolk

Walk the woodland trail and spot a whole host of prehistoric creatures, or get lost in a mysterious maze with all your favourite dinos. Complete with a palaeontologist’s camp open over the holidays, Dinosaur Adventure has plenty to offer for a fun, dino-filled day out.

(tickets £7.95, while under 3’s go free)

4. The National Museum of Scotland

With towering Tyrannosaurus Rex and Stegosaurus skeletons, the National Museum of Scotland is pretty awe-inspiring! Be sure to join in with all the interactive activities on offer and pick up a Natural World workbook for an extra-educational visit.

(free entry)

5. The Lost World theme park, The New Forest

Go on a real Jurassic adventure at The Lost World theme park with themed rides, a prehistoric playpark and plenty of dinosaur animatronics!

(Buy individual tickets online for £27.25, or save money with a family ticket)

6. Gullivers Dinosaur and Farm Park, Milton Keynes

With over 30 dinosaur animatronics roaming the park, Gullivers is certainly not short of dino entertainment. You can even take a ride on a dinosaur – just watch out for the fearsome T-Rex!

(tickets £9.95, while under 90cm go free)

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