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📅 Coming up in the next weeks
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Renoir and Love at the National Gallery
3 Oct 2026 – 31 Jan 2027 · Source:
National Gallery
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The 90s: Art and Fashion at Tate Britain (curated by Edward Enninful)
8 Oct 2026 – 14 Feb 2027 · Source:
Tate
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Painting the French Riviera at the Royal Academy
2 Oct 2026 – 31 Jan 2027 · Source:
Royal Academy of Arts
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Buckingham Palace
Classic tourist day – the guard band plays surprisingly contemporary songs.
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Tower Bridge
Worth photographing at night from up on the bridge.
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London Eye
Cross the Thames on the footbridge for views of the City skyline and Waterloo Bridge on the way.
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Tower of London
Walk the fortress walls and riverside path with Tower Bridge behind; they say the place is haunted.
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St James's Park
Royal park with a lake, willows and lots of ducks and pigeons; Buckingham Palace sits at its far end.
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Between The Bridges
A must: free entry, street food stalls (El Pollote, pizza), cocktail bars and Plonk crazy golf; live music on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Big Ben
Finally scaffolding-free after years of renovation - shoot it from Westminster Bridge with a red double-decker passing.
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Buffalo Greenwich
The most recommended spot in Greenwich: BBQ lamb ribs, tacos and the famous mozzarella-BBQ nachos — starters are huge.
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Burlington Arcade
Don't miss it: Victorian glass-roofed arcade with all the brands James Bond wore and a mirrored 007 "No Time To Die" installation.
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Camden Market
The big food market along Regent's Canal — street food stalls, Dutch pancakes and canal boat trips.
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EL&N London
All-pink flower-wall café built for photos — the menu has an "Instagramable Drinks" section; she took the chocolate cake.
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Fait Maison
144 Gloucester Rd: order the turkey or salmon eggs Benedict; two classic breakfasts with coffee came to £29.36. Flower-covered facade.
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Hans & Gretel
Fairytale candy house with a lollipop ceiling — order the kurtos chimney cake with chocolate ice cream. Card payment only.
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Hotel Café Royal
Right on Piccadilly Circus; Michelin-level breakfast (also in-room), top spa with heated pool and family hours, David Bowie afternoon tea with great scones. Book via a luxury agent, not Booking.
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Hungry in London Food Tours
Book Omer Logasi's food & street-art tour in Shoreditch — even on a 4th visit he showed places you'd never find alone.
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Ikoyi
Book the 4-course lunch tasting (£75 pp vs £180 dinner); the turbot with the green foam is the star. Tell them dietary limits ahead.
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Le Relais de Venise L'Entrecôte
No reservations - just queue. One dish only: steak in the secret sauce with thin fries; finish with the profiteroles with ice cream and hot chocolate sauce.
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LEGO Store Leicester Square
Don't miss it — a LEGO Big Ben, a red phone box you can pose inside, and more fun upstairs.
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M&M'S World London
Right opposite the LEGO store: 4 floors, the world's largest wall of chocolate and the M&M's Abbey Road display.
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Ottolenghi Marylebone
Israeli chef Ottolenghi's deli for breakfast (cooked dishes till 12pm); one long shared table, so if it's full take away to a bench. Cakes £2.20-£5.50.
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Peggy Porschen Cakes
Must-visit pink cafe on Ebury St: they serve breakfast too — go for the special pancake with mascarpone and berries. Two similar branches, pick the closer one.
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The Cauldron
£30 entry includes a welcome potion plus 2 huge cocktails you brew yourself with a wand — worth it even if you don't love Harry Potter.
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The Royal Exchange
Historic courtyard in the City with luxury shops and cafés under a glass roof; classic red phone boxes outside for photos.
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Treehouse Hotel London
Wood-and-plants design, king bed; on Regent St between Soho and Marylebone - 5 min to Oxford Circus, 20 to Covent Garden. Ask for a room facing All Souls Church.
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Westminster Bridge
Best spot for Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye in one frame; signposted down to the South Bank.
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Dark Sugars Chocolates
Chocolate heaven: cocoa-dusted truffles like toffee cup, pink champagne, Irish whiskey and Dubai pistachio dome.
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Oxford Street
Main shopping street; crowded so keep your bag in front and phone hidden - pickpockets. Beautifully lit at night.
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Portobello Road
Plan half a day to stroll: colorful pastel shopfronts, vintage boutiques and flea-market-style second-hand shops.
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Roast
Book the afternoon tea with the full ceremony; come dressed for the flower-decorated room.
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Royal China Bayswater
Order the whole Peking duck with the special pancakes, the chicken gyoza (insanely good) and fried dim sum with mushrooms.
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Shoreditch
Must-visit: graffiti walls, stylish second-hand shops and lots of good food.
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The Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9¾
Photo spot at King's Cross plus a merch shop – house robes £74.95, wands, scarves, Honeydukes sweets and butterbeer mugs.
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The Regent's Park
Calm and magical; usually combined with Camden. Plenty more inside - London Zoo, boating lake, Queen Mary's Gardens, open air theatre.
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Victoria Memorial
Throw a coin in the fountain opposite the palace and make a wish — she says it always comes true.
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Wawa Restaurant
Japanese spot for a gyoza craving — pan-fried dumplings, sushi rolls and an Asahi; she says it was very tasty and really recommends it.
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Alexandra Palace Ice Rink
Indoor ice rink with seal and bear skating aids for kids – a magical winter outing with little ones.
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All Souls Church, Langham Place
Their hotel was the modern tower right above this church, in the centre of town.
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Ben's Cookies
Grab a warm chocolate chunk cookie - white, double or milk chocolate. 'Always warms the heart.'
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Chinatown Bakery
Get the matcha ice cream in a fish-shaped taiyaki cone at 7 Newport Place — not weird at all, just tasty.
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Cyberdog
Neon cyber-rave clothing store in Camden with a live DJ and laser lights — worth walking through even if you don't buy.
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Discover Children's Story Centre
Indoor enchanted-forest play centre – she calls it the most magical place for kids in London.
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DYCE
She crowns it the number one ice cream shop in London — pastel pink, very Instagrammable interior.
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Goodman Mayfair
T-bone was excellent and the honeycomb dessert (honey cream cake, crispy chocolate, banana ice cream) is a must; truffle fries only if you really love truffle. Dark and very noisy.
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National Maritime Museum
Perfect for kids and free; the interactive boat area costs a symbolic £5 per child plus adult.
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Old Spitalfields Market
Food stalls from all over the world plus an underground city of vintage stalls – come with time and patience.
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Portobello Road Market
Union Jack flags, colourful houses, fruit stalls and the famous praying-woman mural at the Lancaster Road corner.
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Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Catch a children's show at the open-air theatre inside Regent's Park – magical for kids.
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Selfridges
Huge department store with everything - designer bags, accessories, hats and a big makeup floor.
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The Fortnum's Bar & Restaurant at The Royal Exchange
The mint-green Fortnum & Mason bar under the Royal Exchange's glass canopy — she calls it a must.
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The Regent's Park Boating Lake
Rent a pedal boat on the lake; from the water you see The Holme, the UK's second most expensive house (£139M in 2024).
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Westfield London
Insanely huge — use the digital navigation screens; has KidZania, a Tesla store and pop-ups.
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Ave Mario
Big Mamma's maximalist Italian in Covent Garden – pasta tossed in a whole parmesan wheel; expect a queue.
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Born & Raised
The long mushroom pizza at their Between The Bridges stall is one of the tastiest she's tried.
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Disney Store Oxford Street
The Oxford Street Disney Store she'd been waiting for — princess castle display and plush sections, great with kids.
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Fourth Plinth
The whipped-cream-and-cherry sculpture on the Fourth Plinth — quirky art she says is what she loves about London.
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Horizons Casino
Most fun in the evening on Leicester Square — she says don't miss the casino.
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Houses of Parliament
Seen right beside Big Ben from Westminster Bridge.
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Leicester Square Christmas Market
Small but very cute festive market with an ice rink and a marshmallow-toasting station; bearable crowds in daylight hours.
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Maître Choux
59 King's Road branch: go for the raspberry éclair and shoot it against the pink flower wall.
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Marks & Spencer
Worth a couple of hours - tailored trousers and sandals that are practical and last for years.
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Russell Square
Cute park next to the British Museum with a giant gold-decorated Christmas tree and friendly squirrels.
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Southbank Centre Winter Market
Cute market by the London Eye with lots of food – go into the inner area; try the Yorkshire Burrito and chocolate-chip cookie dough with hazelnut sauce.
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The Gyoza Guys
Her top recommendation at Maltby St. Market — gyoza with chili oil and crispy onions, #nosharing.
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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Gates 17:00, show 19:50-22:15; sort food and toilets before you settle in the crowd, get there by Tube to Liverpool Street then Overground to White Hart Lane.
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Westminster Abbey
On the walking route between Big Ben and St James's Park - easy to combine in one day.
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Big Ben
Best night view from the lamp-lit riverside walk directly across the Thames.
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Camden Tea Company
A bar that serves only tea, with a huge flavour menu — she went for the Piña Colada blend; free sample for a Google review.
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Knoops
Customise your hot chocolate (% cocoa, milk, toppings); there's a long queue on King's Road but it's worth it.
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Piccadilly Circus
Gorgeous at night; watch the 'Look Both Ways' crossings — they're confusing, look both ways.
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Primark
Look for the Mean Girls collection: Burn Book passport cover £4, 'She doesn't even go here' luggage tag £3.
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Shrek's Adventure! London
Even without entering, the shop has gorgeous exclusive DreamWorks merchandise; located in County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road.
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SNOG Frozen Yogurt
Neon-lit double-decker bus stand on the South Bank next to the carousel — fun stop on the riverside walk.
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The British Museum
Impressive Ancient Egypt gallery but not really for kids; there's a free family area with lockers and picnic tables, plus good coffee.
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The London Dungeon
Suited to 'big kids', not little ones. Tickets £30 / £24.
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Alba Place
Tiny corner in Notting Hill with a big mural of a woman with flowers - a perfect photo spot.
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Allies sculpture
Roosevelt and Churchill on a bench on New Bond Street — sit between them for a photo.
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Army of the Dead VR Experience
Netflix VR experience on Westfield's Southern Terrace.
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by CHLOE.
Plant-based breakfast at One Tower Bridge: açaí-style bowl with banana, blueberries, goji, granola and nut butter.
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Duke of York Square
Decorated arch and festive shop windows during the Christmas season.
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Fenwick of Bond Street
The flower-covered entrance is a great photo spot.
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Greenwich Market
Start your Greenwich visit here; stalls include vegan Indian street food at Hullabaloo.
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Hide
Come for breakfast - £77 for two, and the value felt amazing.
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How Matcha
Stunning red-pink flower facade with pink chairs outside — great photo stop.
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ink. Fish & Chips
Fish and chips served in a pink box with two sauces — a good lunch stop.
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Maltby Street Market
Very nice food market along Rope Walk near Tower Bridge; note stalls like Taylor's greengrocers and Bon Vino wine bar are closed Mondays.
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Paddington souvenir shop Praed Street
Paddington Bear dressed as a Queen's Guard — a cute photo stop on Praed Street.
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Prince of Wales Theatre
Neon-lit at night in the West End — pretty evening walk past the theatre and the red phone box nearby.
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Regent's Canal Towpath
Follower tip: beautiful canal-side walk from Camden to King's Cross, past boats and locks, ending in the tech district.
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Saatchi Gallery
Giant nutcrackers out front as part of Chelsea's Christmas decorations.
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Sabor
Pricier - lunch for two £119, but felt worth it.
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Science Museum
Entry is free, like most London museums – great with kids.
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SEA LIFE London Aquarium
Standard entry from £30 adult; combo tickets with Shrek's Adventure, the London Eye and London Dungeon cost £60 adult / £54 child.
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Selfridges
Get off at Bond Street station to see the Disney-collab Christmas windows – but expect huge crowds.
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Sloane Square
Flower-covered tree and café tables around the Venus fountain during Chelsea in Bloom.
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Southbank Centre Carousel
Colourful riverside carousel suitable for all ages; small kids can ride in the carriage.
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St Christopher's Place
Pedestrian lane just off Oxford Street where the shops and restaurants begin — good break from the crowds.
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UKAI
On Lancaster Road — the mural-covered facade is a must-see building design in Notting Hill.
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W London
Photo stop at the giant pink W sign — she says the food there is good.
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Camden Market
Cool vibe, markets and shops by Regent's Canal, but skip it if your time in London is short.
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Camden Town
Usually combined with a visit to Regent's Park; also a follower recommendation.
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Coppa Club Tower Bridge
Sit in the glass igloos overlooking Tower Bridge — stunning view, food only 'decent plus'.
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Covent Garden
About 20 minutes' walk from Treehouse Hotel; also came up in follower recommendations.
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Apollo Theatre
The play 'Jerusalem' with Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook - strictly limited season.
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Barners Tavern
Follower recommendation from the comments.
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Bocca di Lupo
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
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Borough Market
Recommended by followers in the comments as a must in London.
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BRAT
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
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Camden Lock
The iconic Camden Lock railway bridge — classic photo spot next to the market.
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Daisy Green
Follower recommendation from the comments.
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Darjeeling Express
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
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Duddell's
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
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Girl with a Dolphin
Good photo spot with Tower Bridge in the background.
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Inko Nito
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
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Jerusalem Falafel
Street falafel stand in Soho with a line of people waiting.
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London Bridge
The real London Bridge is far less impressive than people imagine — the famous one is Tower Bridge.
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London Victoria Station
Follower tip: buy a weekly Oyster travelcard for zones 1-3 here, about £40, bring a passport photo.
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Marble Arch
Oxford Street here gets unpleasantly packed in the afternoon - shop on a weekday morning.
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Monument to the Great Fire of London
Sights · monument
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Olle
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
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Play 2 Win Amusements
Arcade on the Chinatown street — over 18s only.
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Plonk Crazy Golf
Crazy golf inside the Between The Bridges venue by the London Eye.
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Smoking Goat
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
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Soft Serve Society
Follower tip: try the charcoal and the matcha soft serve.
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Som Saa
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
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Southbank Centre Food Market
Follower recommendation from the comments.
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The Holme
The UK's second most expensive house, sold in 2024 for £139 million – best seen from the boating lake.
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The Ten Bells
Bars · pub
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter
Follower recommendation from the comments; tickets need to be booked in advance.
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We're Jammin'
Cannabis-themed sweets shop with lollipops, hemp chocolate and CBD cookies — fun to browse.
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Windsor Castle
Where the Queen moved to from Buckingham Palace.
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