Things to Do in London

Food & Drink

Borough Market - A bustling food market offering a wide variety of fresh produce, artisanal foods, and gourmet treats. Perfect for foodies and culinary enthusiasts. More info
Afternoon Tea at The Ritz - Experience the quintessential British tradition of afternoon tea at one of London's most iconic hotels. More info
Gordon Ramsay's Restaurant - Enjoy world-class cuisine at one of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's restaurants in London. More info
Brick Lane Curry Houses - Explore the famous "Curry Mile" and savor authentic Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine. More info
Covent Garden Market - A vibrant area filled with restaurants, cafes, and street performers, offering a diverse range of dining options. More info

British Museum - Home to a vast collection of world art and artifacts, including the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies. More info
Natural History Museum - Explore the wonders of the natural world, including dinosaur exhibits and a giant blue whale skeleton. More info
Science Museum - Interactive exhibits and hands-on experiences showcasing scientific and technological advancements. More info
Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) - The world's largest museum of decorative arts and design, featuring a diverse collection spanning 5,000 years. More info
Imperial War Museum - Dedicated to exploring the impact of modern warfare on society, with powerful exhibits on conflicts from WWI to the present day. More info

Tate Modern - A world-renowned modern and contemporary art gallery housed in a former power station. More info
National Gallery - Home to an extensive collection of Western European paintings from the 13th to the early 20th century. More info
Saatchi Gallery - A contemporary art gallery showcasing works by emerging artists and established names. More info
The Courtauld Gallery - A small but impressive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces. More info
Whitechapel Gallery - A public contemporary art gallery known for its groundbreaking exhibitions and educational programs. More info

Tower of London - A historic castle and fortress on the north bank of the River Thames, home to the Crown Jewels. More info
Buckingham Palace - The official residence of the British monarch, offering tours of the State Rooms during summer months. More info
London Eye - A giant Ferris wheel offering panoramic views of the city skyline. More info
Westminster Abbey - A historic church and UNESCO World Heritage site, the traditional place of coronation for English monarchs. More info
Tower Bridge - An iconic symbol of London, offering exhibitions and stunning views from its high-level walkways. More info

West End Theatre Show - Enjoy world-class performances in London's famous theatre district. More info
Thames River Cruise - Take a scenic boat tour along the River Thames, passing by many of London's landmarks. More info
Harry Potter Studio Tour - Visit the Warner Bros. Studio to see sets, costumes, and props from the Harry Potter films. More info
The View from The Shard - Experience breathtaking views of London from Western Europe's tallest building. More info
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace - Witness this iconic British ceremony outside Buckingham Palace. More info

Camden Market - A vibrant market known for alternative fashion, unique gifts, and diverse street food. More info
Portobello Road Market - Famous for its antiques and vintage items, as well as fresh produce and fashion. More info
Old Spitalfields Market - A covered market offering fashion, antiques, and artisanal foods. More info
Columbia Road Flower Market - A Sunday market filled with beautiful flowers and plants. More info
Greenwich Market - An indoor market featuring arts, crafts, antiques, and street food. More info

Oxford Street - London's busiest shopping street, home to major department stores and fashion brands. More info
Harrods - An iconic luxury department store offering high-end fashion, food, and homeware. More info
Carnaby Street - A pedestrianized shopping street known for its fashion boutiques and vibrant atmosphere. More info
Westfield London - One of Europe's largest urban shopping centers, featuring a wide range of stores and restaurants. More info
Covent Garden - A popular shopping and entertainment area with a mix of independent boutiques and major brands. More info

St. Paul's Cathedral - A stunning cathedral with a rich history, offering panoramic views of London from its dome. More info
Hampton Court Palace - A royal palace with beautiful gardens, famous for its connection to Henry VIII. More info
Churchill War Rooms - The underground bunker where Winston Churchill and his staff directed World War II. More info
The Monument - A memorial to the Great Fire of London, offering views of the city from its viewing platform. More info
Tower Hill Medieval Postern - A hidden gem near the Tower of London, this medieval gate offers a glimpse into London's past. More info

God's Own Junkyard - A neon wonderland filled with vintage signs and artwork. More info
Neon Naked Life Drawing - An unconventional life drawing class featuring models decorated with neon paint. More info
The Clink Restaurant - Dine in a restaurant staffed by inmates at HMP Brixton. More info
Afternoon Tea Bus Tour - Enjoy afternoon tea while sightseeing on a vintage Routemaster bus. More info
Morning Gloryville Rave - Start your day with an early morning dance party. More info