Following the success of their Mad Hatter's Afternoon Tea, the hotel is now offering a takeaway version, with the option to borrow bikes and explore secret garden locations plotted on a map. Read more.
With three eateries to choose from and a plethora of different work spaces, The Barbican ticks all the boxes. Read more.
What better place for your final glass of summer Pimm's than aboard the London Eye? Be a tourist in your own town for the day and take an opportunity to admire the city's landmarks from above. Read more.
By replacing sugar with fruit in their 'Skinnies' they've struck upon a winning formula. The Rhubarb and Rose with only 98 calories is our favourite. Read more.
Give the kids something to brag about when they go back to school, with a day out at Legoland Windsor. Read more.
Up until September 12, you can take the plunge in Hyde Park at the Serpentine Lido. At 100 metres, it's the capital's longest pure lake without a drop of chemical chlorine. Read more.
Part of the Maritime Museum's new £35 million Sammy Ofer wing, 16" West (a reference to the restaurant's distance from the Meridian Line) enjoys an enviable position overlooking the park. Read more.
