Brick Lane is not a FLEA MARKET, it is a vibrant market on a Sunday every week which offers great gourmet street food from around the world. There are also many vintage clothes and bric-a-brac. Read more.
Free day out for one of the best collection of sevre porcelain, 18th century paintings in London. Don't miss the Laughing Cavalier painting. Museum is a stunning former home.
Highgate is like you are entering another era. It has the feel of a village yet it is only 15 minutes by tube from central London. Kenwood house has a wonderful park and lots of great paintings.
Lots to do for Free! Visit the High street, but don't forget to go the Greenwich experience and Queen's House all free. The history of Greenwich is worth learning about. Read more.
This is one of the oldest book shop in London and it is brilliant! Hard to explain why it is so good, but there is a fusty smell of gorgeous books, a sense of history everywhere! Free Browsing!
The building is awesome and grand. It is likely entering a film set from one of Stanley Kubrick's films. The modern art range from Picasso, Dali and many great modern artists. Free to enter.
Some of the greatest artists in the world are all on display here. Do check out the great Monet and Cezanne and my favourite Van Gogh. Some great work by Turner is also displayed here.
Cheyne Walk was home to many great writers who all seemed to love the Chelsea area. It is only a small road but the homes are really stunning, & you almost feel as though transported back in time.
I really enjoyed the beef burger here, juicy, fresh and smelt delicious. The fries with melted cheese and truffle oil is strong but addictive. Cheap way to fill your stomach for a whole day out.
