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National Gallery
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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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Tower Bridge
Worth photographing at night from up on the bridge.
Buckingham Palace
Classic tourist day – the guard band plays surprisingly contemporary songs.
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.
London Eye
Cross the Thames on the footbridge for views of the City skyline and Waterloo Bridge on the way.
Tower of London
Walk the fortress walls and riverside path with Tower Bridge behind; they say the place is haunted.
Old Spitalfields Market
Food stalls from all over the world plus an underground city of vintage stalls – come with time and patience.
The Royal Exchange
Fans of Mary Poppins: the creators say the Feed the Birds scene was filmed on these steps.
Westfield London
All the big stores in one place (Primark, Uniqlo, Zara, Nike, Adidas) – ideal on a short trip or rainy day.
St James's Park
Royal park with a lake, willows and lots of ducks and pigeons; Buckingham Palace sits at its far end.
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.
Big Ben
Finally scaffolding-free after years of renovation - shoot it from Westminster Bridge with a red double-decker passing.
Buffalo Greenwich
The most recommended spot in Greenwich: BBQ lamb ribs, tacos and the famous mozzarella-BBQ nachos — starters are huge.
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.
Camden Market
The big food market along Regent's Canal — street food stalls, Dutch pancakes and canal boat trips.
EL&N London
All-pink flower-wall café built for photos — the menu has an "Instagramable Drinks" section; she took the chocolate cake.
Fait Maison
144 Gloucester Rd: order the turkey or salmon eggs Benedict; two classic breakfasts with coffee came to £29.36. Flower-covered facade.
Hans & Gretel
Fairytale candy house with a lollipop ceiling — order the kurtos chimney cake with chocolate ice cream. Card payment only.
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.
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.
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.
LEGO Store Leicester Square
Don't miss it — a LEGO Big Ben, a red phone box you can pose inside, and more fun upstairs.
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.
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.
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.
sketch
Afternoon tea with live string quartet, gourmet finger sandwiches and great desserts; see the egg-pod toilets.
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.
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.
Westminster Bridge
Best spot for Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye in one frame; signposted down to the South Bank.
Dark Sugars Chocolates
Chocolate heaven: cocoa-dusted truffles like toffee cup, pink champagne, Irish whiskey and Dubai pistachio dome.
Frameless
4 huge rooms with Monet, Van Gogh, Rembrandt and Dalí projected around you; book tickets online.
Gielgud Theatre
Simon Lipkin shines as Fagin; have ChatGPT write kids an act-by-act summary to read beforehand.
Oxford Street
Main shopping street; crowded so keep your bag in front and phone hidden - pickpockets. Beautifully lit at night.
Portobello Road
Plan half a day to stroll: colorful pastel shopfronts, vintage boutiques and flea-market-style second-hand shops.
Prince of Wales Theatre
Shows The Book of Mormon; London has 39 West End theatres, see at least one show per visit.
Roast
Book the afternoon tea with the full ceremony; come dressed for the flower-decorated room.
Royal China Bayswater
Order the whole Peking duck with the special pancakes, the chicken gyoza (insanely good) and fried dim sum with mushrooms.
Shoreditch
Must-visit: graffiti walls, stylish second-hand shops and lots of good food.
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.
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.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
For concerts here they buy tickets via the Israeli site Tik Tik; tickets landed in the wallet days before the show.
Victoria Memorial
Throw a coin in the fountain opposite the palace and make a wish — she says it always comes true.
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.
Alexandra Palace Ice Rink
Indoor ice rink with seal and bear skating aids for kids – a magical winter outing with little ones.
All Souls Church, Langham Place
Their hotel was the modern tower right above this church, in the centre of town.
Barrafina Dean Street
The Dean St branch holds a Michelin star; sit at the open-kitchen bar – prices reasonable for Michelin.
Ben's Cookies
Grab a warm chocolate chunk cookie - white, double or milk chocolate. 'Always warms the heart.'
Chinatown Bakery
Get the matcha ice cream in a fish-shaped taiyaki cone at 7 Newport Place — not weird at all, just tasty.
Cyberdog
Neon cyber-rave clothing store in Camden with a live DJ and laser lights — worth walking through even if you don't buy.
Discover Children's Story Centre
Indoor enchanted-forest play centre – she calls it the most magical place for kids in London.
DYCE
She crowns it the number one ice cream shop in London — pastel pink, very Instagrammable interior.
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.
National Maritime Museum
Perfect for kids and free; the interactive boat area costs a symbolic £5 per child plus adult.
Piccadilly Circus
Gorgeous at night; watch the 'Look Both Ways' crossings — they're confusing, look both ways.
Portobello Road Market
Union Jack flags, colourful houses, fruit stalls and the famous praying-woman mural at the Lancaster Road corner.
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Catch a children's show at the open-air theatre inside Regent's Park – magical for kids.
Selfridges
Huge department store with everything - designer bags, accessories, hats and a big makeup floor.
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.
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).
The Z Hotel Gloucester Place
Only branch in the chain with roomier rooms and an all-day pantry of drinks and food; 4 minutes from Oxford Street.
Ave Mario
Big Mamma's maximalist Italian in Covent Garden – pasta tossed in a whole parmesan wheel; expect a queue.
Benihana Covent Garden
Chefs cook at your table with tricks and flames; a full teppanyaki meal is about £40.
Born & Raised
The long mushroom pizza at their Between The Bridges stall is one of the tastiest she's tried.
Disney Store Oxford Street
The Oxford Street Disney Store she'd been waiting for — princess castle display and plush sections, great with kids.
Fourth Plinth
The whipped-cream-and-cherry sculpture on the Fourth Plinth — quirky art she says is what she loves about London.
Horizons Casino
Most fun in the evening on Leicester Square — she says don't miss the casino.
Houses of Parliament
Seen right beside Big Ben from Westminster Bridge.
Leake Street Tunnel
A 300-metre graffiti tunnel under Waterloo station, a real urban gallery.
Leicester Square Christmas Market
Small but very cute festive market with an ice rink and a marshmallow-toasting station; bearable crowds in daylight hours.
Maître Choux
59 King's Road branch: go for the raspberry éclair and shoot it against the pink flower wall.
Marks & Spencer
Worth a couple of hours - tailored trousers and sandals that are practical and last for years.
Russell Square
Cute park next to the British Museum with a giant gold-decorated Christmas tree and friendly squirrels.
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.
St Katharine Docks
Romantic marina tucked between Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, perfect for a romantic meal.
The Gyoza Guys
Her top recommendation at Maltby St. Market — gyoza with chili oil and crispy onions, #nosharing.
Westminster Abbey
On the walking route between Big Ben and St James's Park - easy to combine in one day.
Big Ben
Best night view from the lamp-lit riverside walk directly across the Thames.
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.
Knoops
Customise your hot chocolate (% cocoa, milk, toppings); there's a long queue on King's Road but it's worth it.
Primark
Look for the Mean Girls collection: Burn Book passport cover £4, 'She doesn't even go here' luggage tag £3.
Shrek's Adventure! London
Even without entering, the shop has gorgeous exclusive DreamWorks merchandise; located in County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road.
SNOG Frozen Yogurt
Neon-lit double-decker bus stand on the South Bank next to the carousel — fun stop on the riverside walk.
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.
The London Dungeon
Suited to 'big kids', not little ones. Tickets £30 / £24.
Alba Place
Tiny corner in Notting Hill with a big mural of a woman with flowers - a perfect photo spot.
Allies sculpture
Roosevelt and Churchill on a bench on New Bond Street — sit between them for a photo.
Army of the Dead VR Experience
Netflix VR experience on Westfield's Southern Terrace.
by CHLOE.
Plant-based breakfast at One Tower Bridge: açaí-style bowl with banana, blueberries, goji, granola and nut butter.
Donutelier
Boutique donut bakery recommended for donut lovers.
Duke of York Square
Decorated arch and festive shop windows during the Christmas season.
Fenwick of Bond Street
The flower-covered entrance is a great photo spot.
Greenwich Market
Start your Greenwich visit here; stalls include vegan Indian street food at Hullabaloo.
Hide
Come for breakfast - £77 for two, and the value felt amazing.
How Matcha
Stunning red-pink flower facade with pink chairs outside — great photo stop.
ink. Fish & Chips
Fish and chips served in a pink box with two sauces — a good lunch stop.
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.
Paddington souvenir shop Praed Street
Paddington Bear dressed as a Queen's Guard — a cute photo stop on Praed Street.
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.
Saatchi Gallery
Giant nutcrackers out front as part of Chelsea's Christmas decorations.
Sabor
Pricier - lunch for two £119, but felt worth it.
Science Museum
Entry is free, like most London museums – great with kids.
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.
Selfridges
Get off at Bond Street station to see the Disney-collab Christmas windows – but expect huge crowds.
Sloane Square
Flower-covered tree and café tables around the Venus fountain during Chelsea in Bloom.
Southbank Centre Carousel
Colourful riverside carousel suitable for all ages; small kids can ride in the carriage.
St Christopher's Place
Pedestrian lane just off Oxford Street where the shops and restaurants begin — good break from the crowds.
The Art of Banksy
Banksy works from private collections, including Girl with Balloon and the Turf War Churchill print.
The Hoxton, Holborn
Shoebox/Snug rooms are tiny but great value; free paper-bag breakfast to your room; 2 min from Holborn tube.
TKTS Leicester Square
Discounted same-day show tickets, open daily 11:30–18:00; temporarily moved to the other side of the square.
UKAI
On Lancaster Road — the mural-covered facade is a must-see building design in Notting Hill.
W London
Photo stop at the giant pink W sign — she says the food there is good.
Camden Market
Cool vibe, markets and shops by Regent's Canal, but skip it if your time in London is short.
Camden Town
Usually combined with a visit to Regent's Park; also a follower recommendation.
Coppa Club Tower Bridge
Sit in the glass igloos overlooking Tower Bridge — stunning view, food only 'decent plus'.
Covent Garden
About 20 minutes' walk from Treehouse Hotel; also came up in follower recommendations.
Apollo Theatre
The play 'Jerusalem' with Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook - strictly limited season.
Barners Tavern
Follower recommendation from the comments.
Bocca di Lupo
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
Borough Market
Recommended by followers in the comments as a must in London.
BRAT
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
Camden Lock
The iconic Camden Lock railway bridge — classic photo spot next to the market.
Christ Church Spitalfields
Sights · church
Daisy Green
Follower recommendation from the comments.
Darjeeling Express
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
Duddell's
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
Girl with a Dolphin
Good photo spot with Tower Bridge in the background.
Inko Nito
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
Jerusalem Falafel
Street falafel stand in Soho with a line of people waiting.
Leicester Square
Sights · square
London Bridge
The real London Bridge is far less impressive than people imagine — the famous one is Tower Bridge.
London Victoria Station
Follower tip: buy a weekly Oyster travelcard for zones 1-3 here, about £40, bring a passport photo.
Marble Arch
Oxford Street here gets unpleasantly packed in the afternoon - shop on a weekday morning.
Monument to the Great Fire of London
Sights · monument
Olle
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
Play 2 Win Amusements
Arcade on the Chinatown street — over 18s only.
Plonk Crazy Golf
Crazy golf inside the Between The Bridges venue by the London Eye.
Smoking Goat
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
Soft Serve Society
Follower tip: try the charcoal and the matcha soft serve.
Som Saa
On Omer's printed list of his favourite London restaurants.
Southbank Centre Food Market
Follower recommendation from the comments.
St Paul's Cathedral
Sights · cathedral
The Holme
The UK's second most expensive house, sold in 2024 for £139 million – best seen from the boating lake.
The Ten Bells
Bars · pub
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter
Follower recommendation from the comments; tickets need to be booked in advance.
We're Jammin'
Cannabis-themed sweets shop with lollipops, hemp chocolate and CBD cookies — fun to browse.
Windsor Castle
Where the Queen moved to from Buckingham Palace.
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Fish and chips served in a pink box with two sauces — a good lunch stop.
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