What do you do when you travel to a city you love for a hundredth time? Well, we tried to mix and match combining more alternative spots with our favourites, but we left out big attractions like Big Ben and London Bridge.
Palmers Green
Staying in Palmers Green, Enfield is already an interesting option, but it’s beautiful and peaceful without feeling excluded from civilization. Broomfield Park is a huge public space full of green and a big lake with ducks. Definitely a place to clear your mind.
Stage Café
While you’re at Palmers Green, enjoy brunch at Stage Café. Satisfying portions and reasonable prices.
God’s Own Junkyard
If you’re looking for a unique art space, make sure you visit God’s Own Junkyard. It’s a funky art store and space featuring colourful neon and lightbulb signs among others. If you love neon signs as much as I do, this is a must, and it has free entrance.
Palmers Green
Staying in Palmers Green, Enfield is already an interesting option, but it’s beautiful and peaceful without feeling excluded from civilization. Broomfield Park is a huge public space full of green and a big lake with ducks. Definitely a place to clear your mind.
Stage Café
While you’re at Palmers Green, enjoy brunch at Stage Café. Satisfying portions and reasonable prices.
God’s Own Junkyard
If you’re looking for a unique art space, make sure you visit God’s Own Junkyard. It’s a funky art store and space featuring colourful neon and lightbulb signs among others. If you love neon signs as much as I do, this is a must, and it has free entrance.
Notting Hill + Electric Diner
A very well-known district of West London and it’s more than just colourful houses (although, yes, they are cute). Visit the market and have lunch (or waffles) at Electric Diner, which is a French-style American diner next to the Electric Cinema, one of the oldest working cinemas in Britain.
Tate Modern
Of course, and always. Tate Modern is a favourite stop for its permanent and temporary exhibitions. If you walk out on the balcony, you can enjoy the view of Thames and St. Paul’s Cathedral.
South Bank
A walk at South Bank, by Thames, is always a good idea. It’s the cultural centre of London but it’s also especially nice when it’s sunny. Walk by the river and by London Eye, where you can enjoy the view with Big Ben across.
A very well-known district of West London and it’s more than just colourful houses (although, yes, they are cute). Visit the market and have lunch (or waffles) at Electric Diner, which is a French-style American diner next to the Electric Cinema, one of the oldest working cinemas in Britain.
Tate Modern
Of course, and always. Tate Modern is a favourite stop for its permanent and temporary exhibitions. If you walk out on the balcony, you can enjoy the view of Thames and St. Paul’s Cathedral.
South Bank
A walk at South Bank, by Thames, is always a good idea. It’s the cultural centre of London but it’s also especially nice when it’s sunny. Walk by the river and by London Eye, where you can enjoy the view with Big Ben across.
Hummingbird Bakery
If you love cupcakes and cakes this one is for you. Located at South Kensington, the Hummingbird Bakery is known for its baked goods and, trust me on this, it’s worth a visit.
Camden Town
I couldn’t leave this out, I absolutely love Camden. Walking at the Camden Market, between the stores, going through the goodies and trying street food… Definitely one of my absolute favourite things to do in London.
London has something for everyone and you can have a unique trip every time you visit, because there's just so many things to do. From the most typical tourist visit, to completely new spots or a mix and match, you enjoy London every single time.
If you love cupcakes and cakes this one is for you. Located at South Kensington, the Hummingbird Bakery is known for its baked goods and, trust me on this, it’s worth a visit.
Camden Town
I couldn’t leave this out, I absolutely love Camden. Walking at the Camden Market, between the stores, going through the goodies and trying street food… Definitely one of my absolute favourite things to do in London.
London has something for everyone and you can have a unique trip every time you visit, because there's just so many things to do. From the most typical tourist visit, to completely new spots or a mix and match, you enjoy London every single time.
