London is a modern, innovative, and iconic city, steeped in history. It’s famous for its historic palaces and magnificent landmarks, world-class museums, iconic attractions and events, picturesque parks and gardens.
Known for its vibrant culture and cultural icons, such as red buses, West End shows, Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family, literary figures William Shakespeare and Charles Dickens, and film icons James Bond and Harry Potter.
Discover the best of London – find things to do in London, from iconic sightseeing spots and fun-filled days out to top restaurants, theatre and unmissable London events. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a Londoner born and bred, you’ll discover plenty of things to see in London, from the best London tourist attractions to unusual ideas for days out in London.
With a large expat Spanish population in London, it’s no wonder there are some fantastic tapas spots in the city. Dive in and discover London’s tapas culture, as we highlight the fabulous food & awesome ambience of some amazing tapas restaurants.
London is simply packed with sights and activities, but so many options can leave you unsure where to begin. We’ve reached out to other travellers for their first-hand experience of the fun things they did in London. Read on for their reviews of places to visit, tours to take, where to eat and what to see!
London has so many sights and attractions that trying to plan an itinerary can be overwhelming. So let us help you narrow it down! This article lists the must-see attractions easily accessed via the Piccadilly Line. We’ve got royal residences, museums, stately homes, famous parks, peaceful walks and movie hot spots, all easily accessible from the same Underground route.
London’s a huge city for sightseeing, so join our bloggers as they describe their favourite attractions and experiences in London on the District Line. From war ships and street art to dungeons, castles and bridges we’ll blow you away!
London is a incredible city destination for history lovers, foodies, film buffs, royalists, shopaholics and Harry Potter fans. Our bloggers weave in money-saving tips about the best London markets, free bike loans and dozens of movie locations. Don’t leave home until you’ve read them all!
The story of London really is a tale of two cities. To the east of the centre, there is the City of London (aka The Square Mile or The City). Butting against The City is its younger sister, the City of Westminster. Surrounding them is the mass of areas that make up London as a whole. The city has always welcomed visitors & people from many cultures have made it their home. Our A to Z of London will help guide you through your stay.