Wild and undulating, the grassy sprawl of Hampstead Heath makes a wonderfully untamed contrast to the manicured lawns and flowerbeds found elsewhere in the capital. Read more.
A wonderfully British take on Modern Art - don't pay for the exhibits that cost - most of the floors and the excellent Turbine Hall are free to visit
This is surely one of the best Arts Centres in the world. Is and has been the iconic home residences of greats such as London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Shakespeare Company.
The most popular part of the museum is its showpiece Aquarium, where a series of tanks and rockpools cover seven distinct aquatic ecosystems. Read more.
The Serpentine Gallery, the sunken garden and the beautiful flower walk provide alluring ways to while away a sunny afternoon. Read more.
Check out the Kensington Gardens to see the statue of Queen Victoria, the only other British Monarch aside from Queen Elizabeth II to celebrate a Diamon Jubilee with a 63 year rein.
Try a stroll through Queen Mary’s Gardens, a tranquil spot filled with palm trees and rose gardens. Or visit the Wildlife Garden.... Read more.
Don't miss the grove of Red Woods and Giant Sequoia trees. It's like a bit of California plopped down in the midst of London.
Antique guns, tanks, aircraft and artillery are parked in the main hall of this imposing edifice, built in 1814 as a lunatic asylum (the Bethlehem Royal Hospital, aka Bedlam). Read more.
Amazing and attentive staff. It's obvious they really enjoy their job. The coffee is incredible and beautifully presented.
Lunch time meals offer the best value here, big feed for £10-£14. Vegetables never tasted so good.
Established in 1974, they have been feeding London’s vegetarians for 38 years. The menu changes every day and is very reasonably priced. They don't take credit cards. Read more.
Delightful bites, loads to choose from and you don't have to be veggie (believe me I'm not) to like this place. Friendly staff and yummy food. Highly recommended!
Blown away by the food, especially the spicy veg samosas with a hint of cinnamon. But you have to Try the Virgin Bombalada drink. Cool and creamy, sweet pineapple.
Stunning views over the city. Great place to visit!! Try to be there at 1 pm for the 1pm cannon shot. Very friendly staff and interesting guides. BOOK IN ADVANCE!! (To avoid a big queue)
Take a quick trip to the Teviot Smokery just 5 mins by car from the square and stock up on lots of yummy foods, some local some not but all good
Beware some of the hiking guides for this walk direct you to travel clockwise, which is not the obvious trail, and is downright confounding
New York Times writer & critic Frank Bruni has said that this is one of his favorite restaurants in the world due to the fresh seafood and lamb dishes. Diners come from the mainland just to eat here.
Brilliant and worth every penny. We will definitely be back. Very child friendly and some inspirational gardens for grown ups too. Wish we lived nearer.
Great food and cracking coffee. Slow service - you can't rush perfection but they should probably try to hurry it along a bit. However, Anna (the owner) is a friendly, welcoming host
"While the main draw here is the pristinely preserved study, couch and all, this vast Hampstead house, where Freud and family lived after they escaped Austria in 1938, doubles as an art space." Read more.
Call it mini Harrods. Worth visiting whether ur a window shopper, or a shopping freak.
Owned and operated by Comme des Garcons, DSM has an incredible selection of international designers, a small restaurant and more to offer.
