A Cheapo's guide to London
Things to do in Camden—London's hive of alternative culture.
Immersive events can sometimes come with a cash-consuming price tag in London, but there are plenty of more affordable, fun options to throw yourself into.
Great drinks, views and vibes. Plus some of our recommendations are kid and pet friendly!
Fill out your cultural calendar with these free art exhibitions in London.
More and more groups are taking positive action, bringing Londoners together across different generations and backgrounds to combat loneliness.
Go back in time, chill out at a Bedouin-style bar or visit a underground cabaret. Not just another night at the pub!
Beating wintertime blues has never been easier—or cheaper! From fitness to meditation to learning new skills, there are options for all.
Community cafes in London are more than just a place for a decent (and not over-priced) caffeinated beverage, they are about bringing people together.
Getting your five-a-day portion of fresh fruit and veg couldn't be easier or cheaper
London Coffee Festival, the Brixton Vintage Kilo Sale, and free exhibitions!
Irish-themed festivities, astrophotography, London Beer Week and more!
The London Docklands are filled with free and cheap adventures. Enjoy a full day of art, architecture and stunning views!
Challenge your palette in Chinatown, enjoy breakfast in a crypt, stay healthy with vegetarian and vegan options & more!
No need to accept soggy toast and greasy offerings just because you’re dining on the cheap. We’ve rounded up some of the best budget breakfasts in London for a fiver.
Spending Christmas in London? How to get around, enjoy a holiday meal and partake in festive traditions - all within a cheapo's budget.
There are plenty of tips to get the most out of living in our nation’s capital without burning through your loan too fast.
With the average cost of a hotel at around £135 per night, you’re probably after some cheap London accommodation options.
Impossible, you say? Think again—3 days and 2 nights of sightseeing, eating and merriment for less than £75.
Camden Collective—a registered charity offering subsidised co-working space to creatives—is bringing creativity and economic regeneration back to NW1.