Let’s face it, we’re all in need of a break. Although the city at the weekend is a fabulous place, these cheeky weekend trips away from London are the perfect spots to unwind, take time out and discover a new destination. Think about it, when’s the last time you got out of the city? That’s …
Little Venice is one of London’s not so secret gems – brimming with colourful houseboats and cute cafes. Time to discover more… Little Venice is a charming and quirky area located in the popular residential area of Maida Vale in North London. Tucked away between two canals: the Great Union Canal and Regent’s Canal – …
Covent Garden sits at the heart of the West End, a mix of museums, theatres, underground bars and old-school pubs. Looking for the best things to do in Covent Garden? Here’s where to start. Covent Garden is one of London’s best-known areas – but it’s too easy to dismiss it as a jumble of theatres, …
London in the winter is a cool place to be. Whether it’s a trip to Hogwarts, a cosy pub afternoon or a classic winter walk – there are plenty of things to do. Here are the very best of ‘em. Think that London only comes to life in the summertime? You’re wrong. Over the years, …
Christmas in London is a blast, from pop-up markets to Christmas carols and festive films – here are the best things to do in the capital at Christmas time. The Christmas season in London is hands down one of our favourite times of the year. We recon London doesn’t get much better than it does …
Our insider’s guide to the best restaurants in Belgravia. For fine-dining restaurants and upmarket places to eat, you can’t do much better than Belgravia. The neighbourhood is one of London’s poshest and is bordered by the equally ritzy neighbours of Knightsbridge and Chelsea. Where there’s money, there are quality restaurants. But which of them are …
A humungous history tour of London where all you’ll need is a healthy curiosity and a good pair of shoes. Lace up your boots, history buffs. We’re about to take you on a walk of London’s long and winding history. Today you’ll see slices of London dating right back to the city’s true inception under …
We explore the London of Charles Dickens and lead you on a self-guided tour of his hotspots. Let’s roll… Charles Dickens is a figure who dominates the English language and the British novel, one of the most important figures in our literary canon and, as it happens, a Londoner. He was born in Portsmouth, he …
National Trust sites in London aren’t hard to come by – the capital is bursting with gorgeous period properties and pretty grounds just waiting to be explored. First founded in 1895 by Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter, and Canon Hardwicke Rawnsley, the National Trust charity protects a number of historical properties and beautiful gardens throughout …
Planning a trip to London and not sure where to stay? Don’t miss this comprehensive guide to the best areas to stay in London to help you plan your perfect trip. Maybe we’re biassed, but there’s something so special about London. To the uninitiated, this city, packed with more than 9 million people, is a …
