Things to see in London - What to see in London

Neighborhoods in London

Start in Trafalgar Square and walk down to the political heart of London. The streets by the Thames are lined with important histo

Bars in London

Spuntino

This restaurant serves cocktails and tapas-style dishes to share in this fashionable casual dining environment. There are no table

Museums in London

Victoria and Albert Museum of Childhood

I should say first of all that this museum is a place to go in only two cases: first, if you're traveling with children, and secon

Bars in London

The Duke Of Clarence

(1)

The coolest pub in South Kensingto, with original decor and a great beer menu, good food and, above all, a wonderful atmosphere! T

Streets in London

Bank District

The Bank neighborhood, in the heart of the City of London, is a business district with tall buildings. The Bank of England was fou

Streets in London

Old Street

(1)

Old Street is found in the north of the city. It was quiet when we visited, perhaps because the subway station was closed, or perh

Churches in London

St. Peter's Church

Churches in London

Kensington Temple

(1)

In a style quite different from that of the nearby St Peter's Church, Kensington Temple is built of gray stone. It's a remarkably

Shops in London

Penhaligon's

This beautiful little shop is truly a part of British culture. One of the perfumes sold here (Blue Bell) was a favorite of Princes

Gardens in London

Park Tower Casino

Belgravia and Knightsbridge are the most sophisticated parts of London, and here you can find an exclusive casino offering a selec

Churches in London

St Saviours church Chelsea

(1)

Now divided into two parts, the western side of this building is still a church while the eastern side is now a luxury home, compl

Neighborhoods in London

Southwalk

Located on the south bank of the River Thames, this is where you'll find the Shard building, Shakespeare's Globe Theater, and the

Exhibitions in London

The Painted Hall at Old Royal Naval College

The Painted Hall, designed by Sir Christopher Wren and Nicholas Hawksmoor, was originally intended to be a place where veterans of

Churches in London

Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul in Greenwich

The chapel was built by Thomas Ripley, following Sir Christopher Wren's designs, and was the last part of the Royal Hospital to be

Exhibitions in London

Royal Geographical Society

The Royal Geographical Society is a British institution founded in 1830 with the name Geographical Society of London. It is dedica

Bars in London

The White Lion

The White Lion is the king of pubs! Near the Covent Garden bus stop, it seems like a normal London pub, making a warm, friendly ha

Shops in London

All saints

If you thought that the vintage revival was unique to Italy, you were wrong. Here in London, All Saints has been an institution fo

Unusual Places in London

Zoola Fish

Want to try a unique and exciting way to relax and indulge yourself? Well here in Camden Town, you have the opportunity to do some

Things to do in London

The top 1.012 attractions in London