Greater London – there’s more to the capital than red buses and Buckingham Palace.
Bang in the heart of London, this residence has been a favourite of high-ranking royals since 1605. Get your Kensington Palace tickets here if... Keep reading
Explore the grandeur of Hampton Court Palace and its beautiful surrounding gardens. Work up an appetite getting lost in the hedge maze and then... Keep reading
This iconic London landmark has over 1,000 years of history to explore. Be dazzled by the crown jewels, count the ravens and take a... Keep reading
This action-packed experience will see you racing down the Thames at speeds of up to 35kmph, taking in the city's most iconic sights, from... Keep reading
Get your London Dungeon tickets here for a journey through 13 scary (and true) stories, 2 rides and a load of notorious characters from... Keep reading
Big Ben and Buckingham Palace not tickling your fancy? Switch city spots for underwater sightings and tick all sorts of ocean-dwellers like sharks, penguins,... Keep reading
It’s not often you get to hang out with Stormzy, Dua Lipa, Prince Charles and Darth Vader, is it? Imagine the conversations. Madame Tussauds... Keep reading
The London Eye has been the go-to for views of the capital since 1999. First christened The Millennium Wheel and now officially known as... Keep reading
With over 40 rides and attractions across 10 themed lands, a zoo and SEA LIFE centre (home to over 1,000 exotic animals), plus a... Keep reading
If you’ve not been to London before (or for a while), it’s great to see iconic sights like Big Ben (and get your share of its £80m facelift). But there’s lots of diverse stuff to see in Greater London. For starters, you can taste some of the spiciest jerk this side of Jamaica in Brixton. And Kingston-upon-Thames has kitsch antiques in That Vintage Shop and amazing gardens at Hampton Court Palace nearby.
Need something to keep the kids busy? Battersea Park Children’s Zoo has Bolivian Squirrel Monkeys, red-necked wallabies and fancy rats (yup, that’s a thing). And Gambado Chelsea is great for under 5’s, with a big soft play area, dodgems and a role play village.
Looking for a hidden gem? East London is the one with vintage treasures at Brick Lane and speakeasy’s galore in Shoreditch. Jellied eels are optional.
London had a gin craze far before you'd imagine - from 1720 for about 30 years, everyone including kids drank 2 pintssshhhh a week.
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