Places

Holland Park

Regent’s Park

One of London's "Royal Parks", Regent's Park was presumably once reserved for gallivanting monarchs. Fortunately, it's open to all these days.

St. James’s Park

A royal park in the middle of Westminster with a lake, lots of grass, mature trees, and armies of ducks. St. James Park is a great place for a …

Sky Garden

A restaurant and observation deck in the building commonly known as the "Walkie Talkie".

King Henry’s Mound

A hill within Richmond Park with a lookout point over the Thames Valley.

Monument

More London Riverside

Part of the London Bridge City complex.

Truman Brewery

This huge gallery and event space off Brick Lane is comfortably one of London's best. Cavernous and industrial, Truman Brewery very much lives up …

Abney Hall, Stoke Newington

Venue for events and markets, including the Hackney Flea Market.

Brooklyn Bowl

The Waiting Room

The Barfly

Brixton Windmill

The Floating Showroom

update 2021-02-28: This venue is not currently opening.

Barbican Centre

Imperial College, South Kensington Campus

Natural History Museum

London Southend Airport

Southend airport deals primarily with European flights.

London Stansted Airport

Airport serving the London area for low-cost European flights, plus an express train connection.

London Luton Airport

Hilltop airport for domestic and European destinations served mainly by low-cost airlines.

London City Airport

This small airport is unusual. It is located incredibly close to the main business districts of London, and the East End, meaning flights from …

Gatwick Airport

Gatwick is the second largest airport in the UK, and tends to be seen as the ‘overflow’ runway choice for many long haul carriers flying into London.

Heathrow Airport

London's main international airport, with four different terminals. The numbers go up to 5, but that's because Terminal 1 is no longer used.

Fink’s Salt & Sweet

Deli and eatery.