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Top 10 London Central Locations
The top 10 London Central short break destinations based on your holiday review scores
| Rank | Destinations |
|---|---|
| 1 |
Bloomsbury & Russell Square
Bloomsbury is the academic heart of London home to prestigious landmarks such as London University, the Royal Academy of Performing Arts and the captivating British Museum. Discover Museum Street with its collection of unique bookshops and sophisticated cafes or head to Russell Square; a haven for tourists and locals alike. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Bloomsbury & Russell Square |
| 2 |
Oxford Street
London’s premier shopping street is home to over 300 fashionable shops and exclusive brand names including the legendry Selfridges. After a days shopping why not relax and rejuvenate in one of the chic restaurants tucked away in Cavendish Square. Visitors can discover the quirky boutiques and terraced cafes at St Christopher’s Place or admire the beautiful surroundings of Hyde Park. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Oxford Street |
| 3 |
Kings Cross/St Pancras & Euston
The Kings Cross/St Pancras & Euston area has increasingly become home to cultural establishments with the British Library and London Canal Museum situated locally. All three railways provide major gateways into the centre of London so the Capital’s entertainment and shopping districts are on your doorstep. Evening entertainment ranges from super-clubs to intimate, picturesque drinking spots - some might say the north of London has it all. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Kings Cross/St Pancras & Euston |
| 4 |
City & Tower Bridge
The City of London is one of the world’s most important financial centres. The site of the earliest London settlement, it reveals layer upon layer of history. Visitors to the City should walk through the maze of streets in and around the Square Mile discovering many famous landmarks including St Pauls Cathedral, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, and the Old Bailey. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For City & Tower Bridge |
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Covent Garden & Strand Area
One of London’s premier entertainment areas, Covent Garden and The Strand combine vibrant street entertainment with exclusive designer stores. Visitors can discover the colourful markets and unique boutiques before enjoying a refreshing drink in one of the many cosmopolitan street-side bars and cafes. If that’s not enough culture, then enjoy an evening performance at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Covent Garden & Strand Area |
| 6 |
Docklands & Excel
Once one of the world’s greatest ports; the Docklands area has been transformed into a thriving commercial, residential and cultural district. Visitors can enjoy shopping, waterside dining and culture in the Museum in Docklands before stopping for a drink in a selection of bars and restaurants around West India Quay. The ExCel exhibition centre, located right on the waterfront, holds a vast range of events and exhibitions. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Docklands & Excel |
| 7 |
Piccadilly & Leicester Square
Piccadilly & Leicester Square are home to the most famous landmarks and busiest night-time spots in London. Heavily influenced by the world of entertainment, local attractions include the Criterion Theatre, London Pavilion and major music stores Virgin and HMV. Spend some time in one of the pavement cafes watching the area’s sparkling neon signs illuminate crowds of revellers heading for an evening out in the West End. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Piccadilly & Leicester Square |
| 8 |
Victoria
Centrally located and with excellent transport links, Victoria is an idea base from which to enjoy all that London has to offer. Spend some time marveling at the fantastic exhibits at Tate Britain before strolling along the river soaking up the views and stunning architecture of Westminster. Alternatively, if antiques are your thing, take time to explore Pimlico Road, a world famous, specialist fine antique district. Buckingham Palace is a must see! Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Victoria |
| 9 |
Waterloo & Westminster
Westminster is home to some of London’s most famous sights and fascinating architecture. Observe the medieval Westminster Hall, fabulous facade of Westminster Abbey and neo-gothic style of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. A walk across Waterloo Bridge holds some of the finest views of London from any spot at ground level, while the London Eye provides unbeatable views across the whole city. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Waterloo & Westminster |
| 10 |
Paddington & Hyde Park
Escape the bustling city and relax in the glorious surroundings of Paddington and Hyde Park. Take a leisurely stroll alongside Paddington’s striking Grand Union Canal rich in public art and stunning architecture. Alternatively, admire one of London’s finest historic landscapes, Hyde Park, renowned for its lush meadow, sparkling lake and excellent riding tracks. Overall RatingView All Holiday Reviews For Paddington & Hyde Park |
