London’s a busy city with countless things to do, but sometimes it can be a struggle to think of activities you can try with children in tow. With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of family-friendly things to do in London, to keep both little ones and the bigger kids entertained. Natural History Museum … Read more
Teenagers can be a difficult crowd to please, even in London. If they have a slight inlinking that an activity is designed to be ‘family-friendly’ or aimed at children in any way, they’ll run in the opposite direction. Equally, they’re unlikely to be interested in the more cultured places of interest (unless it’s a particular … Read more
London is a great city to be young (or not-so-young) and in love – you’re never going to run out of things to do together. If you’re looking for some romantic inspiration, here are a few of the best. Dine at a romantic restaurant A dinner date is nothing new, but few places have as … Read more
London is absolutely bursting with fun things to do. Check out our list of activities below – there’s something for everyone in this city; if you’re bored, you just haven’t heard of it yet! An immersive theatre experience London’s immersive theatre scene is unmatched. Here, you don’t just watch a show, you become part of … Read more
A day out in London doesn’t need to make a dent in your wallet. Despite the city’s reputation for being expensive, it’s surprisingly easy to fill your time with things to do in London that don’t cost a penny. The British Museum London is home to some of the best museums in the world. And … Read more
Wandsworth is one of London’s biggest Boroughs, which makes it great for days of both lofty wandering and intrepid exploring. You can feel its character shift as you walk through its villages and play tic tac toe with its vibrant patchwork of parks and high streets. If you fancy an escape from the inner city … Read more
Stretching from the River Thames down to Streatham, this area of south London is culturally rich. Lambeth includes the nightclubs of Vauxhall, the diversity of Brixton to the leafy suburb of West Norwood. Be amazed at the Tate Modern man standing on pavement near a building during daytime Renowned for some of its more bizarre … Read more
Islington is one of London’s most diverse boroughs, with a significant area forming a central part of the City. It’s home to celebrities, green parks, and white houses. It’s a densely populated and beautiful borough; its pavements are rich in history, art, and culture. Whoever you are, wherever you’re from, there is a part of … Read more
In addition to a downtown area brimming with shops and restaurants, Wimbledon has a wonderful old theatre, a quaint historical village, over a thousand acres of woodland, and some fascinating museums. Wimbledon offers the best of both worlds – a touch of country living combined with big-city vibes. Wander around Wimbledon Saturday Farmer’s Market Every … Read more
Anyone visiting London is almost certain to end up in Westminster. Apart from the Houses of Parliament, it’s also home to three parks, the Abbey where Kings and Queens are crowned, several Palaces, and a lot more! Remember the fallen at the Cenotaph The Grade I Listed monument which stands in Whitehall was designed by … Read more