London; More than Just a Destination but a Journey through the Ages.

- Step into the vibrant heart of the UK, a city where history and modernity blend seamlessly. Discovering London is like peeling back layers of time, each corner a new chapter, each street a story waiting to be told.
  
  Greeted by the iconic Big Ben, standing tall as a testament to timeless architecture, the London Eye offers a panoramic view of the city's ever-evolving skyline. Stroll through the bustling streets and you'll find yourself amidst a cultural tapestry, with the West End's theatres promising enchanting evenings and markets like Camden offering treasures from all corners of the world. The River Thames flows through London, a ribbon of history, leading explorers to landmarks such as the Tower of London and the Tate Modern.
- Other than its celebrated landmarks, London is a treasure trove of hidden gems, each offering a unique glimpse into the city's diverse tapestry. For a serene escape, seek out the tranquillity of Little Venice, where waterways and lush greenery provide a picturesque setting for a stroll or a quiet moment away from the urban rush. History enthusiasts will revel in the London Mithraeum, a well-preserved Roman temple that whispers tales of ancient rituals and mysteries. If you're after panoramic views, the summit of Greenwich Park awaits, offering a breathtaking vista of London's skyline.
  
  For a touch of the unusual, venture to God's Own Junkyard, a kaleidoscope of neon art that transforms salvaged signs into a dazzling display. And for those who appreciate the charm of bygone eras, Wilton's Music Hall stands as a testament to the city's theatrical past, inviting visitors to step back in time.

Explore City

- Wimbledon
  
  The most famous tennis tournament in the whole world, The Wimbledon Championships, is organised annually in London as part of the four Grand Slam tennis competitions (the others being Roland Garros, the US Open and the Australian Open).
- The Boat Race
  
  The popular rowing race between the students of United Kingdom’s most famous universities (the Oxford University Boat Club and the Cambridge University Boat Club) takes place every first week of April and is commonly known as The Boat Race.
- Chelsea Flower Show
  
  One of the most famous flower shows in the world, the Chelsea Flower Show, attracts visitors from everywhere around the world to Royal Hospital Chelsea, the place where it is organised.
- Notting Hill Carnival
  
  Organised every year since 1966, Notting Hill Carnival is a colorful celebration of the Caribbean history, culture and tradition.
- London Fashion Week
  
  Organised every February and September by the British Fashion Council, London Fashion Week is an extremely popular event for designers.
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- The Boat Race
  
  The popular rowing race between the students of the United Kingdom’s most famous universities (the Oxford University Boat Club and the Cambridge University Boat Club) takes place every first week of April and is commonly known as The Boat Race.
- Chelsea Flower Show
  
  One of the most famous flower shows in the world, the Chelsea Flower Show, attracts visitors from everywhere around the world to Royal Hospital Chelsea, the place where it is organised.
- Wimbledon
  
  The most famous tennis tournament in the whole world, The Wimbledon Championships, is organised annually in London as part of the four Grand Slam tennis competitions (the others being Roland Garros, the US Open and the Australian Open).
- Notting Hill Carnival
  
  Organized every year since 1966, Notting Hill Carnival is a colourful celebration of the Caribbean history, culture and tradition.
- London Fashion Week
  
  Organised every February and September by the British Fashion Council, London Fashion Week is an extremely popular event for designers.
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- Dunns Bakery
  
  Dunns Bakery here in Crouch End is run by sixth Generation Baker Lewis Freeman. Their selected array of tempting delicacies are made with only the finest and freshest ingredients, produced to Dunn’s own traditional recipes.
- Sourdough Sophia
  
  Sourdough Sophia is truly a bakery born in the community. They have taken an ethical decision to only use flour made with regenerative farming practices and are one of the only UK bakeries that exclusively use this flour across our entire range.
- Les 2 Garcons
  
  A neighbourhood restaurant located in the heart of Crouch End that mixes Gallic joie de vivre with simple yet flavourful classic French dishes. Expect hearty French country food: confit de canard topped with white haricot beans and mushrooms; steak frites; tarte fine aux pommes.
- The Queens Pub
  
  Close to the centre of the urban village that is Crouch End, the Queens has been the social hub of the town for some years. The huge Victorian era building retains loads of its original charm with nouveau stained glass, intricate plasterwork, ceilings and oodles of dark wood panelling.
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- Cinquecento
  
  Indulge in an authentic Neapolitan pizzeria experience in the heart of the city, offering traditional wood-fired pizzas, fresh ingredients, and a cozy atmosphere that transports you straight to Naples.
- Mazi
  
  Enjoy artfully presented and updated Greek cooking in a rustic-chic space, featuring sharing jars and innovative dishes. Experience a delightful blend of traditional flavors and contemporary culinary techniques.
- Eggbreak
  
  Discover a hip cafe dedicated to egg dishes, from omelets to eggy pastas, in casual digs. Enjoy a variety of fresh juices and a curated selection of liquors for the perfect meal experience.
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- Bond Street
  
  Bond Street in London is renowned as a luxury shopping hub, celebrated for its exclusive boutiques and prestigious designer labels. Visitors can indulge in unparalleled shopping experiences amidst elegant surroundings and exceptional service.
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- Westfield
  
  Shop in style at Westfield White City, London's premier shopping destination. Discover a vast selection of luxury brands, high-street fashion, and gourmet dining options, all under one roof. Enjoy a seamless shopping experience with world-class amenities and entertainment.
- Bond Street
  
  Bond Street in London is renowned as a luxury shopping hub, celebrated for its exclusive boutiques and prestigious designer labels. Visitors can indulge in unparalleled shopping experiences amidst elegant surroundings and exceptional service.
- Shepherds Bush Market
  
  Shepherd's Bush Market is a bustling and vibrant marketplace in West London, known for its diverse array of goods ranging from fresh produce and international foods to clothing, electronics, and unique cultural experiences.
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- Alexandra Palace
  
  The Palace first opened on 24 May 1873!
  
  There’s plenty planned throughout this celebratory year for everyone to enjoy, including community events and new Creative Learning projects, plus a packed programme of live music, festivals, theatre, sport and comedy. We hope to have a few surprises along the way too.
- Stonehenge and Bath
  
  For a bit of out-of-London exploration, take a day trip to explore the wonders of the Stonehenge, the majestic Windsor Castle and the beautiful Georgian city of Bath.
- Kenwood House
  
  On the edge of Hampstead Heath and surrounded by tranquil landscaped gardens, Kenwood is one of London's hidden gems. The breathtaking interiors and stunning world-class art collection, which includes Rembrandt's 'Self-Portrait with Two Circles', are free for everyone to enjoy.
- Parkland Walk
  
  The Parkland Walk is the longest linear nature reserve in London at 4km in length, and follows the former railway line connecting Finsbury Park to Alexandra Palace that opened in 1873.
- Queens Wood
  
  Situated in Muswell Hill, between Muswell Hill Road, Onslow Gardens, Connaught Gardens, Queen's Wood and Priory Gardens. This wood covers 52 acres of oak and hornbeam trees where in 2008 they found 27 bird species breeding.
- Emirates Stadium
  
  Experience stunning aerial views of London with Emirates Air Line, a cable car crossing the Thames. Enjoy a unique perspective of landmarks and the city skyline on this unforgettable journey between Greenwich and Royal Docks.
- The House of Sherlock Holmes
  
  Visit The House of Sherlock Holmes at 221B Baker Street. This museum recreates the iconic detective's home with period furnishings, artifacts, and exhibits, capturing the charm and mystery of Victorian London.
- RIB Tours London
  
  Thrill-seekers, embark on RIB Tours London for an exhilarating speedboat adventure on the Thames. See iconic landmarks up close while enjoying a high-speed ride, combining sightseeing with an unforgettable adrenaline rush.
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- Sloane Square
  
  Sloane Square is a small hard-landscaped square on the boundaries of the central London districts of Knightsbridge, Belgravia and Chelsea, located 2.1 miles (3.4 km) southwest of Charing Cross, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
  
  The square was formerly known as 'Hans Town', laid out in 1771 to a plan by Henry Holland Snr. and Henry Holland Jnr. Both the square and Hans Town were named after Sir Hans Sloane (1660–1753).
- Stonehenge and Bath
  
  For a bit of out-of-London exploration, take a day trip to explore the wonders of Stonehenge, the majestic Windsor Castle and the beautiful Georgian city of Bath.
- Portobello & Golborne Market
  
  Experience the real London shopping at Portobello & Golborne Market. Friday is the best day to visit Portobello market – it's far quieter than Saturday. You’ll find a treasure trove of bargains with sellers from around the world.
- Postman’s Park
  
  A short distance north of St Paul’s Cathedral lies a park known as Postman’s Park. Opened in 1880, the park became the location for George Frederic Watt’s Memorial to Heroic Self Sacrifice in 1900, a memorial to ordinary people who died while saving the lives of others and who might otherwise be forgotten.
- The Wallace Collection
  
  For art enthusiasts, the Wallace Collection is a place that cannot be missed. Just a few stones’ throw away from Bond Street behind Selfridges, this hidden gem is a stunning 18th century architecture building with an impressive central staircase, housing an equally impressive collection of painting (including plenty of Canaletto's paintings and Frans Hals’ ‘The Laughing Cavalier’ and Fragonard’s hilariously saucy ‘The Swing’ ), French furniture and armoury from the 1700s and 1800s across its 25 galleries.
- The House of Sherlock Holmes
  
  Visit The House of Sherlock Holmes at 221B Baker Street. This museum recreates the iconic detective's home with period furnishings, artifacts, and exhibits, capturing the charm and mystery of Victorian London.
- Emirates Air Line
  
  Experience stunning aerial views of London with Emirates Air Line, a cable car crossing the Thames. Enjoy a unique perspective of landmarks and the city skyline on this unforgettable journey between Greenwich and Royal Docks.
- RIB Tours London
  
  Thrill-seekers, embark on RIB Tours London for an exhilarating speedboat adventure on the Thames. See iconic landmarks up close while enjoying a high-speed ride, combining sightseeing with an unforgettable adrenaline rush.
- London’s Roman Amphitheatre
  
  Explore London's Roman Amphitheatre beneath Guildhall Art Gallery, where ancient gladiator battles and public spectacles once captivated thousands.
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Hotels in London

- Dao by Dorsett West London
  
  Minutes away from Westfield London and White City, Dao by Dorsett West London overlooks Shepherds Bush Green with 74 modern studios, one-bedroom apartments and a two-bedroom duplex.
  
  56 Shepherd’s Bush Green, London, W12 8QE
  
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- Dao by Dorsett North London
  
  Housed within a restored Grade II listed Hornsey Town Hall, Dao by Dorsett North London’s 63 studios and one-bedroom apartments combine the glamour of the 1930s with the landmark’s original ironmongery and timber panelling. Stay with us for a classic experience tinged with modern touches and comforts.
  
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