Well-known as one of London’s more affluent and stylish areas, there is so much to see and do in Chelsea. Vibrant and fashionable, Chelsea is a veritable feast of cultural sites and activities and, better still, it doesn’t have to cost you the world to make the most of the area when visiting. Visit London’s … Read more
Often thought of as the financial centre of London, Canary Wharf is often avoided by tourists, leaving the area heavily populated by London locals. However, between the mass of grey skyscrapers, which would not look out of place in New York City, under the shadow of the towers, is a part of the city that … Read more
Camden Town is brimming with culture from museums and galleries to heritage buildings brought back to use and undiscovered live music. It’s also still easy to find a peaceful spot along the canal away from the crowds giving you the best of both worlds. Watch cool bands at the Jazz Cafe This is definitely an … Read more
Think London and the usual suspects pop into your head, right? (Followed by real comments I’ve heard people say): There’s Big Ben (“Like, I thought it would be bigger”) Buck Pal – (“Is that it? But what else is there to do here?”) The pretty pastel-coloured houses of Notting Hill – (“More like Nothing Hill”) … Read more
Lively, diverse and culturally significant, there are many reasons to visit Brixton in the south of London. Selling goods from all over the world and home to major music venues, Brixton is one of London’s most popular areas. Take a stroll in Brockwell Park This large south London park has excellent views of the central … Read more
Few neighbourhoods in London represent the city as well as Bloomsbury. Packed with leafy squares, universities and culture, the area captures London’s diversity and balance between past and present — all while offering plenty of things to do. Worship at – or simply step into – St. George’s Church Bloomsbury Among London’s many beautiful churches … Read more
Kensington feels like a million miles away from the busy streets of Central London but it really isn’t that far at all. It’s home to 3 incredible museums, markets, parks and the home of Kensington Palace. And with its grand Victorian Townhouses and back street mews, it’s a great area of London to explore. Shop … Read more