You're very close to the Best Geek Store in the World... well, we think so anyway. Find us at the top of Neal Street!
Watch the showbiz types heading in and out of Global Radio. Get an outside seat at Yates (the best place to do a bit of celeb spotting!)
The best shop in the world. Spend all your money here. All of it. Who needs food?
Guided tours of the facility are offered throughout the day in the theatre's winter off-season. From May to September, however, Globe tours are only available in the morning.
You definitely want to get hold of the info booklet, or you're just looking at artfully arranged junk. The Richard Wilson room at the back is spectacular...in a stationary, gloopy way.
Bird poop central. Keep your eyes out for the peregrine falcon that chases away the pigeons.
A wonderfully British take on Modern Art - don't pay for the exhibits that cost - most of the floors and the excellent Turbine Hall are free to visit
Sunday evenings are a great time to go. Enough people to give ambience but not too many to be overly crowded.
One of the world's great museums. To avoid the queues, use the 'secret' entrance on Exhibition Road.
Want to see Christ's ass? There's a surreal model of Jesus on a donkey down in the basement level of the Medieval galleries.
Go to the Listening Post on the first floor - very neat art exhibit about online communications
Britain’s first escalators were installed at this famous department store in 1898. Women were offered brandy at the summit in order to calm their nerves.
One of the busiest and most emblematic areas of London, where Regent Street and Oxford Street intersect.
Excellent dim sum, tables with lazy susans. Dim sum happy hour 2.30-5pm M-F. Leia mais.
Walk this iconic street and crosswalk where the Beatles posed for their famous Abbey Road album cover. A must even if you’re not a Beatles fan!
