Free admission, a collection spanning all cultures and time periods, and an absolutely beautiful building. Don't miss the Parthenon galleries or the Enlightenment Room.
amazing old carriages and trains. for children (free entry) and adults, two pleasing hours. free wifi and bar inside. Download a two for one coupons, pay just 15£ for two adults)
Free entrance to the museum. Dinosaurs section are the best. One of the best museum in London. There's a lot of things to discover here and spend at least 1-2 hours
One of the best museums of its kind in the world. Far too much to see in one visit, so if you can it is best to "dip in" on short visits. The kids will love the space galleries!
Decor like a scene from Alice in Wonderland. Book a reservation far in advance to dine in back rooms. The bathrooms are colorful egg pods. Try the jasmine tea and afternoon snacks!
William Hamley opened his first toy store back in 1760 and became a London landmark. Probably the greatest toy shop in the world, Hamleys,on Regent Street, has seven floors of toys to explore! 👪🏢
Free admission. Head on over to Switch House for a 360-view of London. You can even take a peek at how the rich Londoners live at the adjacent ultra luxe condominiums. Privacy level: zero.
If U have any sort of appreciation for art,U'll adore this place,Tease your appetite with Future Fashion cocktail,then satisfy it w/White Asparagus n dover sole, accompanied by Uruguayan Chardonnay..
Covent Garden is one of my favourite places to go in London! Many shops and cafes inside along with commercial retail stores surrounding the area. Love it! Leia mais.
Oh my god such a great area to be in. Good food, nice clothing super cool street art. What's not to like?
If you're going to pay 18 pounds to go inside a cathedral, let it be at St. Paul's. Breathtaking architecture combined with an amazing view of london if you climb the steps.
Wonderful market. The food market is fantastic and the kitchen market great for lunch. Best to research your day so you can make the most of it. And make sure you get tere early
Probably one of the best book shops in the world. You could spend all day inside (there's a café should you need food or drink).
Housed in a former Edwardian bookshop, the interior has a very classic and nostalgic feel. Oak galleries, wooden floors and travel books organized by country - perfect for reading and travelling fans. Leia mais.
One of the best arts places in London. Open 7 days a week. Even if you just wanna chill out with a cup of coffee, you would find a dozen of choices.
Absolutely beautiful place to visit if u love libraries! Spend some time reading ❤ or have a bite in the cafe and enjoy looking around. So peaceful
For the city’s third satellite of Gagosian Gallery, this one in Mayfair, designer Caruso St. John fitted the airy rooms with custom lighting and European oak flooring. Leia mais.
Just opened Damien Hirst gallery. Big wide open spaces, with Pharmacy Cafe & museum shop selling the artist's creations & other modern pieces-from jewelry, decorative pieces, books etc. Free entrance.
Ye olde covered arcade. Classic in grandeur and full of signature British jewels, shoes, and Penhaligon's. Take a stroll through here and imagine you are oh so very Victorian.
Such a variety of meat products at great prices and the most friendly sellers. Love this place <3
I'm very impressed with the food hall! Truffle shop with fresh white truffles?! Chocolate shops?! Freshly baked pastries?! Cured meat and marvelous cheese! Great sushi, they even sell wagyu beef! Wow!
Lovely view of the river, and I'm in love with the variety of books on offer and having a place to sit down and start reading them with a drink or two. I will be coming back next time I'm in London.
This Abbey is majestic. You can just feel the history as you stand and walk among the great Kings, Queens, artists, and writers that are resting here.
The crown jewels are on display here. It's a little overwhelming just how much history is here. I recommend taking a free tour with the yeoman warders, aka beefeaters. They're every hour - love them!
One of the best parks in the world! It's like a Heaven down in earth. It really was fascinating! Stroll around the park on your way to Buckingham, sit at its cafe and enjoy the perfection.
A coffee shop by the park's border is a great spot to watch the beautifully designed Baroque-era type gardens. Princess Diana memorial playground is great for kids, but beware the crowd on weekends.
Enter south east, walk through flower beds & fountains. Go to rose garden, the lake, then north, watch the boats pass on canal then further north to primrose hill for London views. Pack a picnic!
The lunchtime concerts are wonderful. Beautiful music in a beautiful setting.
Great exhibitions with a lot of thought and attention. Gardens exhibition has some amazing pieces and really well integrated. Subject matter really brought to life together with the art and artists
One of my favourite places. Free exhibitions, a lovely cafe and shop and an interesting library
Me and my family have been to Kew gardens at least five times. There always something new to see and most of the flowers displays are and greenhouses astonishing. The best way to get there is by river
This place elevates the humble sandwich to the status of hardcore food porn. Went hungry and it was so good I almost wept. Had one of the best ciders I've ever tried (gwatkin silly ewe). Beyond words.
Great fun, great views and a windy day make it all more fun!!!
Wonderful small bookshop. Two tightly packed floors. Wide selection of literature, non-fiction and whatnot - and friendly and knowledgeable staff.
This covered market boasts an impressive array of vintage shops, street food, and funky bars and coffee shops. It has been around for more than 350 years and is open seven days per week. Leia mais.
Amazing food from the chef of some wonderful cookbooks. Get a reservation early! Has bar seating that you can't reserve, and works well for 1-2 people.
They do an AMAZING cheese toasty!!! They will also help you with selecting cheese, and they sell yesterday's bread at half price. Try the walnut bread!
Biang Biang (veg) noodles, pork and veg dumplings and pork and Xi-an pork burger
Super interesting yet authentically tasty pizza. Good veggie options and a good Aperol spritz.
Great place for a picnic in the sun. Grass to sit on. Trees for shade. Watch the barges pass through the lock. Lovely.
Delicious and wallet friendly Indian street food. The Bollywood tunes will have you bouncing on your chair.
Incredible shop, go for live music events and spoken word in the summer, not a big selection but a good one
September 2017: fabulous show on urban backgrounds in Japanese anime! So well curated!
Plan to get there at 10am or not too long after. Most of the good produce will be gone before 11.
Go here, do some veggie gardening in the heart of the city, enjoy delicious organic food and connect with nature!
Arts venue run by the Bulldog Trust. Free entry. Amazing interior worth nipping in for a gawp, even if the exhibition isn't your thing.
Beautiful new public square with 'dancing' fountains, brilliant to enjoy in the summer but - when the weather's not so good - you can take shelter in one of the great restaurants.
This is the quirky heart of Islington. Feels very like the north laine in Brighton. Go on Saturday for the antiques market and shops, go round the hidden antiques court. Sunday has the food market.
Hummus is heavenly. Sri Lankan curry very good. Gyoza just ok. Super busy, buzzy place. Would return.
Very interesting selection. Definitely some more unique items than in Selfridges and Harrods.
The children's playground at Highbury Fields in Islington is popular, combining old-fashioned thrills with more recent additions, such as the flying fox and giant, web-like climbing frames. Leia mais.
Best playground ever! Adults can only enter with kids, very smart. Kids are playing in a safe and creative environment, at the heart of the Peter Pan story
Go and visit all the brilliant, independent, totally varied shops and then have a pint at the Lamb Leia mais.
Golborne Road has its own quirky ambiance distinct to that of nearby Portobello, with an eclectic mix of international food stalls and restaurants as well as second hand and vintage wears.
Simply superb! An excellent meal, everything very good on the small ever-changing menu. Order whatever appeals to you, from veggies to fish/seafood to meats. Enjoy...
BAO s are tasty mini burgers. Place is U shaped table upstairs and also similar with kitchen downstairs. Fill yourself before if you are hungry, portions are tasting size.
One of the most beautiful and undiscovered parks in London. I've been coming here since i was a child, as i grew up near. Wild peacocks, Japanese gardens, sports field, playground and more. Love it!
The best greek restaurant in London .. highly recommended for the lover or seafood and meats
Perfect Sunday chill by the fireplace with a good book or for meeting spot during the week or climb to the top for the terrace when the weather is nice for happy hour. Nice movie theater too.
Great food market, so much choice!! Bento boxes, steak, falafel, burritos, craft beer the list goes on. Not too busy or touristy. Some cute little bars too.
Don’t miss it. The cookies experience is something you would not regret ❤️Loved how fancy their flavors are named
Lovely market. It has antiques, art pieces, clothes, accessories, and real catchy distinguished jewelries (from 19 century).
You're absolutely sure to buy something you don't need. Instagram-worthy hardware and homeware.
Highly recommended as what a bookstore should feel like. Great selection, lovely design, comfy reading nooks, friendly staff. Shelving system may confuse at first but really encourages browsing.
Super cosy, real whole in the wall feel and great food!!! If you're into Indian absolutely worth a visit!!
What a great, fun meal here- one of my favorite tasting menus ever. Each dish combines unique flavors in a way that is comparable to Eleven Madison Park's. An inspiring meal from a great chef.
Beautiful little Italian restaurant with incredible food and a super welcoming owner. Go if you love your pasta!!
Holy Mass in Latin or English, Ordinary or Extraordinary Form, low or high. Just superb and very reverent
Great exhibition travel photographer of the year. Amazing pictures!!!
Kensington High Street is one of London’s most famous neighbourhoods and a shopper’s paradise. Home to London’s favourite retail centres, shops and department stores. It’s very central, very safe. 👍
Crayz good-freshly made! Red velvet is the best! Also they give the rest of the cupcakes that left to homeless people, such a good place! Highly Recommended!
Portobello market is awesome in every single way. It seems that all of London has come together here on Saturday to shop for the antiques, jewelry, independent designer clothes and streetfood.
Fascinating museum hidden on a side street—refreshingly uncrowded. Get a map or guidebook before venturing in to get the most of the experience; Sir John's collection isn't all that well-labeled.
best authentic mexican food in London just at the heart of notting hill! ceviche and tacos are exceptionally good! also try passionfruit margarita & mexican beers! the prices are very affordable.
Brilliant place for children, so much activities they can do and actually learn something.
Simply perfect. Extremely authentic. The very best place to have breakfast in London. Reserve a table very much in advance
The walk up is steep but you’ll be rewarded with the most amazing view of London and great local weekend vibes!
Amazing atmosphere, really cool place. usually quite busy but amazing beer and food. I'd recommend the Neapolitan pizzas and also the kebab platter!
Their ice cream was so good. The place was small but very nice. I would definitely recommend it if you’re in King’s Road and want something sweet!
