This iconic London landmark even has a private venue for hire, with wonderful views over the City. Is it London’s most stylish party venue?
Disappear in the dark nooks at Gordon's Wine Bar under the arches and share a bottler (or two) of wine with someone you love.
Look out for Japanese tourists doing the Genesis 'I can't dance' walk over crossing :) classic!
The market is bustling with shoppers, tourists and performers on the weekend. Except for the many restaurants and cafes, there is also the famous Royal Opera.
The bridge had to close within days of its opening in 2000 because of a slight wobble, which caused people to walk in step with each other, causing the wobble to become much worse!
Hipster central but a quality burger - and beats the hell out of waiting in the meatliquor queue in the winter! This is the very baby brother of the amazing Icelandic original
Built in 1703 for the Duke of Buckingham, George III acquired it in 1762 as a private house. It became an official royal residence in the reign of Queen Victoria, when it was greatly enlarged.
Book 3 months in advance or be early at the attached jazz-bar next door.
Red Lion Brewery was demolished in 1949 but King George VI saved the Red Lion itself from being demolished. The Queen opened the Jubilee Walkway here and the Red Lion now guards Westminster bridge.
Excellent tour, great use of a portable projector showing mortuary pictures, police pictures and how buildings were at time. V interesting and enjoyable 2 hours seeing back streets of London.
