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Join the clubThe timeless question: where to go in London? Well, we’ve found a brilliant range of places to visit in the city, from old pubs to quirky restaurants, and charming gardens to fascinating museums. And we add a new place to visit each and every day, so check back soon for even more ideas for days out in London!
The only way is up at Clip ‘n’ Climb Chelsea. If you fancy adding some vertical thrills to your fitness regimen, there's a fab new spot to do it in south-west London. The family-friendly climbing centre, Clip 'n' Climb...
Been in a pickle about where to drink? Look no further than the Gherkin. It may end up being the forgotten child of the City of London in 2026, but for now, the Gherkin still has a few tricks up its sleeve. For sitting...
Head to the beautiful Brasserie Zedel for an opulent meal without the matching price tag. Marble pillars, gilded ceilings and Art Deco paintings make up the surroundings inside Brasserie Zedel, which might not be somet...
This east London museum, curated by artist Viktor Wynd, has an on-site cocktail bar, and absolutely no boundaries whatsoever. It's hard to know where to begin when writing about Viktor Wynd's Museum of Curiosities as,...
Head to the Booking Office at St. Pancras for extraordinary new cocktails. There's nothing like the hectic to-ing and fro-ing of other travellers to make one's leisurely drink all the more relaxing. That must be why th...
The Manifesto is simple: great ingredients make great pizza. Given the proliferation of pizza places around London these days, it's getting ever harder to make your slices stand out from the crowd. Whilst rivals aim fo...
Caffeine fiends should motor on over to Scootercaffe. With Vespas, espresso machines, and an adorable resident cat, it really looks like Scootercaffe is living la dolce vita. Which it definitely is - although rather th...
Genesis, a lovely vegan restaurant in London, serves up a completely plant-based, GMO-free and organic menu. The restaurant, open on Commercial Street in Shoreditch, takes inspiration and influence from street food all...
At Persephone Books, women run the world. It's said that you aren't a true literary great until you've been forgotten and subsequently rediscovered. By that logic, Persephone Books is producing literary greatness at a...
Serious Gothic vibes abound at Lost Boys Pizza. Basing your pizza restaurant on a campy 80s horror-comedy is a pretty niche way to enter the London restaurant scene. Still, it seems to have worked pretty well for Lost...