2014-10-31

London Guide

Welcome to London

Head to Buckingham Palace for the Changing of the Guards

Hop onboard the Original Tour Bus and see the sights of London

Swing by Covent Garden for some street theatre and quirky shops

Catch one of the incredible West End theatre shows!

Catch some of the best live Comedy in the fantastic Jongleurs

Soak up the nightlife in the vibrant Soho

The EDF Energy London Eye

See the magnificent city of London as never before with a trip on the spectacular London Eye. Experience breathtaking views across Westminster as Big Ben towers across the Houses of Parliament, take in the beauty of St James Park and be amazed at the fantastic Buckingham Palace. Enjoy the 30 minute flight from the comfort of a high-tech glass capsule and see for miles across the city. You can also enjoy the EDF Energy London Eye’s 4D experience, a groundbreaking 3D film with theatre effects.

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Madame Tussauds

Come face to face with a world of celebrities with a trip to Madame Tussauds.

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Ghost Bus Tours

Hop on a vintage double-decker and learn about London’s dark past.

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Travelling to London

London Overview

Multiple motorway networks, rail links across the UK and Europe as well as 3 international airports make the fantastic city of London not just easily accessible from anywhere in the UK, but from practically anywhere in the world.

By Rail

With King’s Cross, Waterloo, Victoria, Paddington, Euston, the Eurostar at St Pancras and many more mainline stations, London is easily accessible via train from all over the UK and Europe. You will find regular direct service from and to the capital from all major stations across the UK. 

By Road

The M25 Orbital Motorway circles London, with the M1, M11, M4 and multiple A Roads coming off the M25 leading into the centre of the capital. From the North the M1, M11 and M40 all lead to the M25. Meanwhile, from the West take the M4, from the South East the M2 and the South the M23 or M3 to the Orbital Motorway.

By Air

Between London City Airport, Gatwick and Heathrow you will find daily flights to and from pretty much anywhere in the world! London City Airport is easily accessible via the DLR whilst Heathrow is on the Piccadilly Underground Line and Gatwick has its own train station with regular links to London Bridge and London Victoria train stations.

Getting Around in London

London Overview

A trip to the capital may seem daunting but with plenty of tubes and buses running regular services across the city you will find it easy to get around.    

By Bus

The iconic red buses of London are a great way to get around and take in many of the famous sights along the way. With multiple lines all over the city and Oyster Card facilities on the buses it is a quick and easy way to get around London.

By Taxi

The Black Cabs of London can be found all over the city and are a great way to get about. London Black Cabs can be booked from your hotel, picked up from the multiple taxi ranks in the city or just hailed down in the street.

By Tube

With 11 lines, 270 stations and nearly 3 million daily users, the London Underground is the main way to get around the capital. With a convenient Oyster Card and a handy tube map you will find it quick and simple to get about on the Underground.

The Cavendish Hotel

The Cavendish London Hotel is located in the heart of Piccadilly opposite the renowned Fortnum & Mason and the Royal Academy. The fantastic central location is ideal for discovering the Capital, with many top London attractions, shops and West End theatre shows all on the hotel's doorstep.   

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Getting to London

Being the UK’s biggest city, London is easily accessible whether you’re travelling by rail, road or air. The city’s three international airports, London City Airport, Gatwick and Heathrow, make London easily accessible not just from the rest of the UK, but from practically anywhere in the world. The multiple motorway networks ensure London is easy to reach from the north, east, south and west and excellent rail links across the UK and Europe mean this vibrant capital city is easy to reach, however you plan on travelling. 

Top 3 Travel Tips

  • 1Buy train tickets as far in advance as possible to make sure you get some of the best deals 
  • 2The centre on London experiences high levels of congestion, so driving is not advised
  • 3Taxis from the three airports to central London are plentiful. Booking private hire taxis in advance is advised for the cheapest fares
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By Rail

London is the hub of the British Rail Network with most cities and towns providing frequent train services to the capital. London Kings Cross Station serves many UK destinations including Cambridge, Leeds, Newcastle upon Tyne and Edinburgh. You can travel to St Pancras International from the likes of Nottingham, Leicester and Sheffield. St Pancras is also home to the Eurostar, providing journeys to and from Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels and many more. London is home to 9 mainline railway stations including St Pancras, Kings Cross, Euston and Waterloo. These stations are all well connected to London’s underground tube system so you can continue your journey with ease.

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By Road

Getting to London by car is easy thanks to the M25 orbital motorway which encircles the city. Most of the major routes from England, Scotland and Wales end up here. From the north you can find the M25 by following the M1, M11 and M4. If you’re travelling from the west the best road to take is the M4 and from the South East you should take the M2. I you’re travelling to London from the South the M3 and M23 Motorways will lead you to the M25. Once you’ve reached the M25 the capital is within easy reach. 

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By Air

In London you will find flights to and from practically anywhere in the world from London CityAirport, Gatwick and Heathrow. The airports themselves are easy to reach from throughout the capital: London City Airport can be reached via the DLR line, Heathrow is on the Piccadilly Underground Line and Gatwick has its own designated train station. From there you can catch regular links to London Bridge and LondonVictoria railway stations. 

Getting Around in London

Once you arrive in this vibrant and bustling city, there are multiple options you can use to get from place to place. From buses and taxis to the tube and the DLR, you can get around London with ease thanks to all the modes of transport on offer. Plus, there are many different ticket types available such as Oyster cards, travel cards and standard fares, so you can find the best option to suit your budget and travel needs however you plan on travelling..

Top 3 Travel Tips

  • 1An Oyster Card is the cheapest way to travel on the underground tube system, for a cost effective way to get around
  • 2Off-peak travel cards are also good options and can be used up until 4am the following day on the tube and the city’s buses
  • 3The tube system is broken down into 11 different zones. Central areas of London fall into zones 1 and 2
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By Bus

The iconic red London buses run throughout the capital and with frequent services it couldn’t be easier to get around. You can take in many famous sights along the way making this one of the more scenic transport choices during your London short break. Travel Cards and Oyster Cards are both accepted on the bus so it’s a cost effective way to travel, saving you plenty of money. The average cost of a single journey on London buses is £2.30 but with a pay as you go Oyster Card the price will be just £1.35

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By Taxi

London is served by thousands of distinctive black cabs which can be found all over the city. You can book a cab in advance from your hotel to ensure you arrive at your destination in plenty of time but for extra convenience they can also be found at taxi ranks throughout the city or flagged down in the street. A fifteen minute journey between 12 and 8pm will typically cost somewhere between £8.40 and £13.40. There is a minimum fare of £2.40 for all journeys at all times

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By Tube

The tube trains are efficient and run every 2-3 minutes. They provide access to destinations throughout the central area and suburbs and are split into 11 different colour coded zones. A number of different ticket types can be used on the tube. A daily travel card can be used throughout the day and is also valid on London buses; the average price of an off-peak travel card is £6.60. An Oyster Card is a contactless electronic smartcard which is the more cost effective option; it can be topped up with money at stations through the city

Shopping in London

The world-famous department stores Harrods and Harvey Nichols store everything you could possibly desire and the infamous Oxford Street is a hive of shopping activity. With over 4,000 shops for you to discover on your short break, the capital is the perfect place for a spot of retail therapy. London has gained a reputation as the number one UK city for shopping and there’s a good reason why. The city is home to independent markets like Camden Stables and Brick Lane where you can find cool one-off buys alongside vintage pieces. 

Hidden Gem

Beyond Retro

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The East End of London is a great area for shopping and this vintage find is our pick of the bunch. The shop is a treasure trove of clothing, shoes, bags and accessories, so be sure to pop in and discover your latest must-have piece. 

Top 5 Department Stores & Shopping Centres

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1

Selfridges. 400 Oxford Street, London W1A 1AB

Dominating the west end of Oxford Street, this legendary department store has everything you could ever need spread across six floors, including high fashion departments, eleven places to eat and two exhibition halls

2

Harrods. 87-135 Brompton Road, London SW1X 7XL

This iconic department store is always the first stop for fashion lovers visiting London. What’s more, you’ll also find a food hall, designer collections, a toy floor and even a pet shop

3

Harvey Nichols. 109-125 Knightsbridge, London SW1

Browse the latest designer clothing collections, enjoy a bite to eat in the restaurant or relax in the fifth floor bar while taking in great views of the city; Harvey Nichols has it all

4

Westfield London. Centre Management Suite | Unit 4006, Ariel Way, LondonW12 7GF

Located near Wood Lane underground station, this is one of the UK’s largest shopping centres. It’s home to big brand clothing names and an excellent selection of food. 

5

Fenwick. 63 New Bond St., W1

Situated in the up-market Bond Street area, Fenwick is modern department store selling fashion and homeware. For an added touch of luxury take full advantage of the restaurant, bar and spa facilities. 

Top 5 Trendy Markets in London

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1

Portobello Road Market. Portobello Road, London W11 1LU

Portobello Road hosts to one of the UK’s largest street markets, home to everything from antiques and fashion accessories to maps, toys and games

2

Borough Market. 8 Southwark Street,London SE1 1TL

Open on Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays, this market is a must-visit for anyone interested in food. You’ll find an eclectic mix of stalls from greengrocers, fishmongers and butchers. 

3

Camden Market. 54-56 Camden Lock Place, London,NW1 8AF

One of the biggest markets in Europe made up of hundreds of stalls and shops selling clothes, jewellery and accessories. Perfect for a spot of gift shopping. 

4

Old Spitalfields Market. 16 Horner Square, Spitalfields, London

A bohemian market which has become synonymous with interiors, design, food and art. It’s also home to some great places to eat out such as Androuet and Gourmet Burger Kitchen.

5

Columbia Road Flower Market. Columbia Road, London E2 7RG

You will find an array of vibrant and colourful flowers at the market, but it’s also a great spot for buying jewellery, vintage clothing, art and furniture. A real Sunday morning treat

Top 5 Shopping Districts in London

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1

Oxford Street. London W1H 6HB

With wall-to-wall high street shops including a flagship Topshop store, Oxford Street is the destination of choice for avid shoppers in the capital. 

2

Covent Garden. Covent Garden, London WC2E

Covent Garden is a premiere shopping location for visitors to the city and is home to numerous restaurants, bars, markets and boutiques.

3

Carnaby Street. London W1F 7DL

This shopping street is rich is history, with the first boutique opening here in 1958. Now it’s the first port of call for designer shops and an array of eateries

4

Soho. London W1F 0AZ 

Soho is a lively London neighbourhood and even though the streets are small, they’re still packed with cafés, shops and theatres. 

5

Bond Street. London W1U 2SA

The street of choice for those on the hunt for luxurious designer goods. Lovers of designer fashion labels will be in their element here. 

Eating Out in London

Whatever time of the day you want to eat out, you’re spoilt for choice in the capital. Celebrity chefs have chosen London as their city of choice for opening their own restaurants and you’ll find eateries from the likes of Gordon Ramsey, Jamie Oliver and Heston Blumenthal dotted around the city. If you’re after something more family friendly there are still plenty of choices to suit your needs. From chain restaurants like Frankie and Benny’s and Wagamama to one-offs like the authentic Rainforest Café, you’ll find the perfect place to have a bite to eat with friends or family.  

Hidden Gem

The Albion

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The Albion is the oldest operating country pub in London, but it’s the food that keeps customers coming back time and time again. The award winning Sunday roast has people travelling from all over the capital to see what the fuss is all about. 

Top 5 Restaurants for a Special Occasion

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1

Club Gascon. 57 West Smithfield, London, EC1A 9DS

A Michelin starred restaurant specialising in cuisine from the South-West of France. The restaurant provides an à la carte menu as well as a 5 course tasting menu available for lunch and dinner.

2

Fifteen London. 15 Westland Place, London,N1 7LP

Founded by Jamie Oliver in 2002, this restaurant gave 15 unemployed young people the chance for a better future. The restaurant serves the finest Italian food in stylish surroundings and all proceeds go to the Jamie Oliver Foundation

3

Dinner by Heston Blumenthal. Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, 66 Knightsbridge, London,SW1X 7LA

The restaurant features dishes inspired by traditional recipes from the past. Heston’s take on English fare is as innovative as we’ve all come to expect. 

4

Tamarind. 20 Queen Street, Mayfair, London, W1J 5PR

Set in trendy Mayfair, this Michelin starred restaurant has a reputation for providing excellent Indian gastronomy. Now in its sixteenth year, Tamarind offers a sophisticated dining experience to all of its guests.

5

Hakkasan. 8 Hanway Place,London, W1T 1HD

A luxurious Chinese restaurant with a Michelin star to it’s name. Specialising in Chinese and Cantonese cuisine, Hakkasan will provide you with an authentic Chinese dining experience.

Top 5 Family Restaurants 

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1

Planet Hollywood. 57-60 Haymarket, St Albans House, London, SW1Y 4QX

Inspired by the glamour of Hollywood, this is a unique dining experience. The international menu has a wide range of dishes including pasta, fajitas, ribs, steaks, salads and delicious deserts

2

Spaghetti House  Kensington High Street. 9 Kensington High Street,London, W8 5NP

Home to no-nonsense Italian food, you will find a range of seasonal pasta dishes, stone baked pizzas and classic Italian meats, so fussy eaters will still find something they like. 

3

Maxwell’s Bar and Grill. 8 James Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 8BH

Maxwell’s Bar and Grill is an American style restaurant in the heart of Covent Garden. They serve generous portions in an upbeat atmosphere with a set children’s menu priced at just £6.45. 

4

Rainforest Café. 20-24 Shaftsbury Avenue, Piccadilly Circus, London, W1D 7EU

The Rainforest Café is fun for all the family and brings together all the sights and sounds of the jungle, including animatronics and waterfalls, to accompany your dining experience

5

Sticky Fingers. 1A Phillimore Gardens, Kensington, London, W8 7QG

A family friendly restaurant inspired by the music of the Rolling Stones. At Sticky Fingers you can expect tender steaks, fresh fish and award winning burgers. .

Top 5 Cheap Eat Restaurants

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1

Masala Zone - Covent Garden. 48 Floral Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9DA

A casual Indian restaurant serving good value, authentic dishes in comfortable surroundings. A variety of regional curries are available including vegetarian options. 

2

Mestizo Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar. 103 Hampstead Road, Euston / Camden, London, NW1 3EL

Mestizo Mexican restaurant serves traditional, authentic recipes from throughout Mexico. Their bar is also ideal for cocktails, tequila and Mexican tapas.

3

The Banana Tree. 412-416 St. John Street, Clerkenwell, London, EC1V 4NJ

This oriental canteen-style restaurant serves a wide variety of Indian food to spice up your short break in the capital. 

4

Fishcotheque. 79A Waterloo Road, Southwark, London, SE1 8UD

For some traditional English food, head to Fishcotheque for some hearty fish and chips as well as pies, sausages and fishcakes. Vegetarian options are also available.

5

Wagamama. 10A Lexington Street, Soho, London, W1F 0LD

This Japanese restaurant chain has established itself as a firm favourite, serving an array of noodles and other Japanese dishes to its customers. 

London Nightlife

London’s effervescent nightlife helps to set it apart from other cities. The capital is the best city to be in to see a theatre show or performance thanks to the wide range of venues including the Royal Opera House, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre and the Royal National Theatre. If you’d prefer to see a film you’re spoilt for choice as London is jam packed with multiplexes and small independent cinemas including the Everyman Cinema in HampsteadVillage where you can see the latest releases in a cosier setting. The list of things to see and do is endless from burlesque shows to comedy clubs and live music venues.The O2 Arena hosts an array of events from pop music superstars to world class sporting events and comedy favourites to make sure there’s something to suit all audiences. Piccadilly Circus is a great London landmark to visit by night thanks to its vibrant screen displays and there’s no shortage of bars, restaurants and clubs in the surrounding area. You will have plenty of things to do by night during your time in London. 

Top 10 Nightlife Hotspots in London

1

Royal Opera House. Covent Garden, London WC2E9DD

The well known theatre is home to the Royal Ballet and the Royal Opera, featuring a host of productions and world famous stars throughout the year. 

2

Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. 21 New Globe Walk, London SE1 

The theatre is dedicated to performing and exploring the works of Shakespeare as well as being home to Shakespeare’s Globe Exhibition. 

3

The O2 Arena

After being transformed into a world class entertainment venue The O2 has hosted everything from international superstar musicians to exhilarating sporting events.

4

The Comedy Store. WC1, near Picadilly, London

The Comedy Store is a popular comedy club where you can enjoy improvised stand up at its best for an evening out with a difference. 

5

Everyman Cinema. 5 Holly Bush Vale | Hampstead Village, London NW3 6TX

A small and friendly cinema where you can see highly anticipated blockbuster releases alongside a host of cult independent productions. 

6

Southbank Centre. Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX

With a programme containing classical and world music, dance, literature and visual arts, this diverse venue attracts visitors from far and wide. 

7

Royal National Theatre. South Bank, Waterloo, London SE1 9PX

The Royal National Theatre is a venue that the entire family can enjoy, showing classic musicals, new plays and special events. 

8

The Barfly. 49 Chalk Farm Road, NW1 8AN

The Barfly is an iconic live music venue which historically helped to launch the careers of Coldplay, Blur, Oasis and Franz Ferdinand.

9

Volupte. 7-9 Norwich Street, London, EC4A 1EJ

Volupte is an entertainment venue providing its visitors with show stopping burlesque and cabaret performances accompanied by sophisticated cocktails.  

10

PiccadillyCircus

Piccadilly Circus is one of London’s most famous landmarks. It attracts large crowds and is considered to be the hub of the capital. 

Bars in London

Our guide to London bars covers every kind of drinking spot. Stylish wine bars can be found throughout the capital and Kensington and Chelsea should be your destinations of choice for extensive wine lists and expensive tipples. If you’d prefer to enjoy an afternoon cocktail or spend some time in a classic beer garden you’re in luck.  Leicester Square and CoventGarden are jam packed with casual bars and outside seating areas, perfect for watching the world go by and doing a spot of people watching. Oxford Street is another good area for a daytime drink, the side streets are populated with intimate pubs and bars serving an array of drinks throughout the day. Many bars including Agenda Bar run happy hours throughout the day so you’ll be able to pick up drinks at cheaper prices, perfect for if you’re on a budget. When exploring the London bar scene you’re sure to find something a bit different. From New York-style cocktail bars like Idlewild to bars set in skyscrapers like The Drift in Heron Tower, the capital is the perfect place for finding some hidden gems.

Top 10 Bars in London

1

Agenda Bar. Minster Court, 3 Mincing Lane, London,EC3R 7AA

Located in the centre of London, this airy and spacious bar provides the perfect setting for evening drinks. Plus you get 50% off drinks during Happy Hour, running from 5-8pm daily.

2

Bosco Bar and Lounge. 9 St Marks Hill, Surbiton, Surrey,KT6 4LQ

A sleek and stylish lounge bar with and relaxed soundtrack, this is a good place for a casual drink. The cocktail list combines contemporaries with classics to tantalise your taste buds

3

The Cork and Bottle. 44-46 Cranbourn Street, London Chinatown, London, WC2H 7AN

Situated in the bustling Leicester Square, The Cork and Bottle boasts an impressive and extensive wine list, meaning you’re sure to find a tipple to suit you. 

4

Davy’s St James. 20 King Street, St. James's, London, SW1Y 6QY

This traditional wine bar and restaurant is in an ideal location near Green Park tube station. It offers a relaxed atmosphere, candlelit tables and an excellent selection of own label, vintage and modern wines. 

5

The Drift. Heron Tower, 110 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4AY

A striking bar and restaurant located in Heron Tower, the impressive new skyscraper on Bishopgate. Choose from a selection of innovative cocktails and try your hand at making your own at the mixology table

6

Eight Over Eight. 392 King's Road, Chelsea, London,SW3 5UZ

Set in the affluent area of Chelsea, this vibrant bar has it all. The bar provides an extensive wine lists and a seemingly endless choice of cocktails. 

7

Idlewild. 55 Shirland Road,St. John's Wood, London, W9 2JD

Idlewild has gained a great reputation since opening in 2007. The bar has been decorated in the style of a trendy New York apartment and offers some of the finest cocktails in the capital.

8

The Sugar Lounge. 145 Stroud Green Road, Finsbury Park, London, N4 3PZ

This award winning restaurant and cocktail bar is based in North London and is suitable for a wealth of occasions. Perfect for relaxing with a cocktail or having quiet, romantic drinks. 

9

The Terrace Bar and Food. South Bank, Southwark, London, SE1 9PX

The Terrace Bar is perfect for a pre or post show drink. Sporting views over the Thames, the bar is a welcome respite from the bustling city.

10

Alchemist. 133 Houndsditch,, The City, London,EC3A 7BX

The Alchemist has mixed the old with the new to create an eclectic nightlife experience. You can relax on a comfy sofa with your drink of choice to round off your working week. 

London Attractions

London is the top UK city to go to for sightseeing and attractions and is visited by millions of people every year. Whether you want to soak up the culture in the galleries and museums, visit some famous landmarks or explore the parks and gardens come rain or shine, London has a lot to offer its visitors. London is full of iconic landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Sqaure, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s Cathedral. Newer attractions like the Cutty Sark are growing in popularity and rapidly making a name for themselves. Not forgetting some of the classic attractions including the London Eye, the Tower of London the London Aquarium and Madame Tussauds. The list of attractions is seemingly endless so you won’t run out of things to see and do. Entertainment venues are certainly worth a visit during the daytime too. The O2 Arena is no longer just a concert venue, it’s now home to the informative British MusicExperience Museum and you can even climb up to its roof as part of the exhilarating Up at The O2 attraction.  

Top 10 Attractions in London

1

Tower ofLondon. Tower Hill, Tower Hill tube, London EC3N 4AB, England

The Towerof London is one of the city’s most famous historic landmarks and is home to the famous crown jewels. It also acted as a prison cell for the famous Sir Walter Raleigh.

2

Up at The O2. The O2, London SE10 0DX

You can now get a completely new perspective of the capital from the roof of The O2 Arena. Climbs take approximately 90 minutes and promise to be an unforgettable experience.

3

Cutty Sark. King William Walk, Greenwich, London SE10

This English clipper ship was built in 1869 and is a fun and informative way of delving into English history. 

4

Trafalgar Square. Centre of the City, London SW1A

This spacious square is considered as the centre of London, marked by Nelson’s Column, standing at 145-foot-high

5

BuckinghamPalace. London SW1A 1AA 

This world famous royal residence contains priceless works of art, fine furniture and decorations from the Royal Collection. 

6

Natural History Museum. Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD

A fascinating way of exploring the natural world throughout the ages; the Life and Earth galleries are a must see.

7

St James’s Park. Horse Guards Road, The Storeyard, London SW1A 2BJ

St James’s Park is the oldest Royal Park in London, spread over 90 acres the park is a wildlife sanctuary for ducks, geese, swans and pelicans.

8

St Paul’s Cathedral. St. Paul's Churchyard, London EC4M 8AD

This majestic location has played hosts to such historic events as Winston Churchill’s state funeral and the wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales.

9

ZSL London Zoo. Regent's Park | Outer Circle, London NW1 4RY

With over 720 species to see and a growing number of new exhibits, this is fun for all the family.

10

National Gallery. Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN

Home to one of the greatest collections of European paintings in the world, the National Gallery is a must visit for anyone interested in art. .

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London Shopping

From world renowned department like Harrods and Harvey Nichols to stylish independent markets at Camden and Brick Lane, the capital has over 40,000 shops to discover.

Eating Out in London

London is a food lover’s haven, bursting with Michelin star restaurants, authentic international cuisine and family favourites.  

London Nightlife

After dark the city of London is buzzing with activity. You can discover world class theatres, award winning bars and fantastic nightclubs.

London Bars

Whether you are looking for a stylish wine bar, an afternoon cocktail or a classic beer garden you will find something to suit all tastes.

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