trikif Shoreditch is a youthful area that’s unashamedly artsy, and you can get a real taste of what local life is like for the trendsetters who reside here. Stylish eateries repurpose formerly derelict buildings, Instagram-worthy graffiti decorates the streets, and you’re certain to come across unique finds in the boutiques along the way. Visit the boutiques … Read more
Richmond is a suburb in South West London which feels like it could be in the middle of the countryside. It’s pretty affluent thanks to its position right by the River Thames and Richmond Park, and because of this, Richmond is a great place to visit in South London to spend a day exploring no … Read more
A buzzing pocket of Central London, Paddington lies a stone’s throw away from the delights of Theatreland, Mayfair, Notting Hill, and Marble Arch. But did you know that there is a wealth of hidden gems to see, explore, and experience in the area? Chill Out on the Canal in the Paddington Basin The Paddington Basin … Read more
Notting Hill found its fame in some unusual places; its sizzling carnival that sweeps through docile streets. An ode to the strong Caribbean community that resides largely in the area. The other place where Notting Hill found its fame was, of course, the 90’s movie hit of its namesake; The Blue Door, the quaint portrayal … Read more
Famous for being the most expensive property on the UK version of Monopoly, Mayfair is part of London full of expensive housing, five-star hotels, designer shops, and fine restaurants and bars. But, there’s plenty to see and do in the area too. The Heart of British Science at The Royal Institution The Royal Institution is … Read more
Leicester Square in London’s West End is not just the place for red-carpet film premieres. It’s a public square with daytime shopping and dining plus evening theatres, clubs, and nightlife. The area also covers London’s Chinatown and Trafalgar Square so there’s something for everyone. Bask in the lavish décor of Her Majesty’s Theatre The site … Read more
Hampstead, or Hampstead Village as it’s known by locals is one of the nicest areas of London. It’s located in zone 2, just 3 stops on the tube away from the busy area of Camden Town yet when you arrive it’s peaceful, historic and very pretty. Hampstead is the perfect place to visit no matter … Read more
Bordered by the River Thames to the South, Hammersmith was originally a London Borough in its own right until it was merged with Fulham to create the borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. But, anywhere north of the Lillie Road/Fulham Road still has that Hammersmith vibe. It’s a lively residential neighbourhood where at least some of … Read more
Hackney is considered one of London’s coolest areas. It’s the heart of music, youth culture, and creativity. The magic of the East can be found on every pavement, around every corner, and inside every building. Take in the Art Deco Decor at the Rio Cinema Visitors to the Rio cinema in Dalston will experience wonderful … Read more
Greenwich is a bustling, exciting, and vibrant area of London that boasts a rich and interesting maritime history. Extremely popular with tourists and locals alike, there is so much to see and do in Greenwich, and many a historical fact to uncover. See great views over London on the Emirates Air Line Cable Car The … Read more