300-degree views from the UK’s second-tallest building, being whisked 254 metres high in under a minute, incredible views over iconic sights and historical landmarks; read our guide to Horizon 22 London for everything you need to know for your visit.
A tranquil oasis tucked away in the City of London, St Paul’s dome a perfect reflection in the pool, benches nestled amongst lush seasonal greenery and bird and bat boxes and insect hotels. This is what awaits you at Reflection Garden; one of the best hidden things to do in London. Read our guide for everything you need to know.
Immerse yourself in Edvard Munch’s “The Scream”, throw interactive brushstrokes against the wall and watch the artwork reveal itself, sit on mirrored floors and watch Salvador Dali’s “The Persistence of Memory” come to life in a dreamlike state. Read our complete Frameless London review for everything you need to know about one of the best immersive experiences in London.
A neon maze of old movie signs starring alongside some of the most famous celebrities, artwork made famous from the Soho sex industry, old fairground and circus lighting, religious statues, disco balls and the Rolling Scones Cafe. Here’s our guide to God’s Own Junkyard; one of the most unique places to visit in London for free!
Vine-covered bombed-out walls, secret archways, tranquil gardens, a beautiful fusion of old meets new and the peaceful sounds of nature. St Dunstan in the East Church Gardens is a unique hidden gem in the City of London. Here’s our guide for everything you need to know for your visit.
Explore a vibrant neon playground, browse local independent boutiques, reconnect with nature, dine in quirky restaurants, explore numerous breweries, learn about the history of local transport and industrial heritage and buy local produce at Europe’s longest outdoor market. These are just some of the fun things to do in Walthamstow, continue reading our Walthamstow guide for more.
Top things to do in Battersea Park; stroll along the riverside promenade, visit the beautiful Peace Pagoda, relax in the Old English Garden, sit by the fountain, see the Albert Bridge and swing through the trees at Go Ape. Continue reading for more!
Visit one of London’s royal parks, view the city from above, taste your way around the world, take your photo in a red telephone box, see the Crown Jewels and visit the official residence of the UK monarchy. Here’s our guide to the perfect weekend in London.
Medieval villages, golden beaches, ancient castles, natural hot springs, sandy coves, stunning rolling countryside and magnificent white cliffs. In under just 2 hours, there are some fantastic day trips from London. Click here for our full guide and everything you need to know.
Striking Qing-era style gates, bustling nightlife, delicious restaurants, interesting shops, a thriving history, colourful lanterns and much more. Welcome to London Chinatown.
