Hi Michelle,
Welcome to the Knowledge.
It really depends on the kind of things you're looking to do. Below is a list of places that are suitable for prams/pushchairs, I've listed a number of different activities but if you're after more specific information just let us know.
Walking and Sightseeing
The South Bank is a very flat area with a good concentration of attractions including the London Eye, London Aquarium, The Millennium Bridge, Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe and The Bankside Gallery. Access to these places should be fine as they are all setup to cater for disabled people.
Attractions
A lot of London's top tourist attractions are setup to allow access to wheelchairs and pushchairs, these include:
Madame Tussauds
London Zoo
The London Dungeon
Britain at War Experience
London Planetarium
Places to avoid
Oxford Street - the busiest retail street in the UK, not an ideal place for a pushchair.
Covent Garden - Lots of cobbled areas and again very busy with crowds of tourists.
Transport
The Tube isn't the best place for pushchairs so I'd recommend you use the buses where possible. The new buses
have good access and space for prams. Black cabs also have plenty of room.
Hope that helps, if you need any more information just post again.
All the best,
The All In London Team
Posted: 2005-05-24 18:39:01