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London city breaks
For a whirlwind weekend of art, culture, food and shopping, London’s hard to beat. The city’s museums and galleries are among the best in the world, and, with cathedrals, palaces and ancient monuments at every turn, a stroll around London is a history lesson in itself. But in amongst every piece of the past are signs of a cutting-edge, ever-changing city.
Our favourite old-meets-new experiences? Circling the Whispering Gallery of St Paul’s then adopting hushed tones at the Tate Modern, enjoying a birds eye view of Big Ben from the London Eye, and pausing in Greenwich Park to admire the skyscrapers of the City.
If it’s shopping you’re after, hit Oxford Street, explore the markets or steel your nerves (and your wallet) for a stroll around Harrods. For entertainment head to the West End, home to top-notch theatre, comedy, dance and musicals.
And when it’s time for a breather and a bite to eat, you’ll find food from every corner of the globe and for every budget. You can splash out in one of the 70 Michelin star restaurants, blag your way into the hottest new places to eat, make like a local with a plate of fish and chips or pie and mash, or pig out on street food.
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London for Families
Some fun activities for families if you're coming to London with your kids.
London for shoppers
Some of the coolest shops in the capital - whatever your style.
London’s great outdoors
Pelicans and paddle-boats: London’s best parks
3 days in London
The must-see sights for your first visit to London, including Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace and Camden Town.
Eating out in London
Top 5 fish and chip shops in London
Food doesn't get any more British than this. Try our pick of the best.
Five street food stalls-turned-restaurant
Some of London's most popular restaurants that started in the street.
London’s hottest taco spots (and what to order)
When you're craving Mexican food in London, these are the places to go.
10 dishes for under £10
Our pick of the city’s most exciting – and affordable – eateries
5 London restaurants with a taste for retro
Get your 50s gear on and head to one of these addresses to dine in retro style.
Eat your way around Covent Garden
The best addresses for breakfast, lunch and dinner in the area.
London by neighborhood
Kensington, Knightsbridge and Chelsea
Style and elegance are the order of the day in this upmarket part of London.
Soho, Covent Garden and The Strand
'Don't miss' areas for eating out, nightlife and shopping in London.
Westminster and Southbank
There's plenty to see here with Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and The London Eye.
The Tower of London and Tower Bridge
Travel back in time at the Tower of London, admire the crown jewels and feel like Royalty.
King’s Cross and Camden
Handy for the station and brimming with restaurants and bars, this is a great area to stay.
Marylebone, Regent’s Park and Baker Street
Hang out with the celebs in this upmarket part of London.
London nightlife
Secret Soho
Recapture some of Soho's old, slightly louche, atmosphere over a drink.
London’s late-night cocktail bars
The hottest spots to stay up all night sipping martinis and old-fashioneds.
London's best rooftop bars
A bird's eye view of the city, a drink in hand - it must be summer.
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