May we be blessed with sunny evenings, scorching bank holidays, and all the beer gardens a Londoner can handle this month. The reality might end up slightly different, but we’re nonetheless crossing our fingers that May will be the start of a summer to remember. It’s going to be a biiiiig month as we (hopefully) shake off the last of the chilly spring weather and welcome some warmer weather. So, without further ado, here are the best things to do in London this May:
1. See art from a global pop superstar (from May 2)
None other than the legendary Robbie Williams himself will soon be spotlighted in a new exhibition at London’s Moco Museum. Radical Honesty by Robbie Williams will open on May 2, featuring never-before-seen sculptures that offer an insight into the megastar’s artistic expression.
Read all about it here.
2. Kick off festival season
Sure, April may see a scattering of exciting musical events around London, but March is when festival season really kicks into gear. Check out these music festivals in London and the wider UK this May:
- Queen’s Yard Summer Party (May 3) – around Hackney Wick.
- Brixton Disco Festival (May 3) – Brixton.
- GALA (May 23 – 25) – Peckham Rye Park, Peckham.
- BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend (May 23-25) – Liverpool.
- Wide Awake (May 23) – Brockwell Park, Brixton.
- Love Saves The Day (May 24-25) – Bristol.
- Field Day (May 24) – Brockwell Park, Brixton.
- Cross The Tracks (May 25) – Brockwell Park, Brixton.
- City Splash (May 26) – Brockwell Park, Brixton.
- Mighty Hoopla (May 31 & June 1) – Brockwell Park, Brixton.
3. Journey back to the time of Tutankhamun
Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition is a jaw-dropping spectacle that allows you to discover the myths and mysteries of the fabled Boy King. The 90-minute experience combines technology, history, and real artefacts to take you to ancient Egypt and explore a bygone time. You’ll even discover the secrets behind Tutankhamun’s mummification. Act fast to check it out, though, because it’s only in town for a limited 14-week run.
Grab your tickets here.
4. Feast your eyes on florals
When May comes around, that means it’s flower show season, which sees our city absolutely suffused with florals. Check out these special events and flower festivals for a rose-y day out.
💐 The free flower festival, Chelsea in Bloom, will transform the streets of Chelsea into a ‘Flowers in Fashion’ themed paradise, from May 19 until May 25.
🌼 See the blooms at the free Belgravia in Bloom (May 19 – 26). This year’s displays are themed around ‘Seasons’ with floral representations of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
🌷 The star of the floral festival calendar is the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, which returns with dazzling displays and gorgeous garden designs from May 20 – 24.
5. Turn your world upside down
The mind-bending Paradox Museum will turn your universe topsy-turvy with its collection of immersive exhibitions and photo ops that challenge your perecptions. As you make your way through the venue, you’ll be wondering ‘HOW did they do that?’ – even as you become part of the illusion.
Grab your tickets here.
6. See London’s prettiest restaurant transformed for spring (May 1-June 1)
sketch is inarguably London’s prettiest restaurant. It’s home to multiple venues, each with its own identity and aesthetic, which together make for a gorgeous experience. This May, sketch is recognising what would be Jane Austen’s 250th birthday with a stunning floral tribute that will transform the whole place. Don’t miss the chance to see ‘sketch in bloom’, throughout May.
7. Celebrate the Tate Modern’s 25th birthday (May 9 – 12)
This May, the Tate Modern will mark its quarter-century birthday with a weekend-spanning celebration. The gallery will host special activations each day, as well as live music and performances, pop-up talks and tours, and more. As part of the celebrations, a number of new artworks and pieces from the Tate Modern’s history will go on display, alongside a new art trail and two new free exhibitions.
Find out more about what’s on here.
8. Explore the mysteries of the Titanic
Titanic: Echoes From The Past is a new immersive experience that takes visitors on a journey to experience the historic tale of the RMS Titanic ship. Combining virtual reality and guided storytelling, the experience puts you right on board the ship. See what it was like to be a passenger on board the ship, and experience the historic event, before heading deep underwater for a closer look at the wreck as it appears today.
Find out more and grab tickets here.
9. Dine in a hot air balloon – without leaving the ground (May 24-August 31)
A fleet of bespoke vintage hot air balloons is returning to the grounds of The Grove Hotel to treat diners to a stunning immersive dining experience. Feast on Cloud 9 seats diners in specially-commissioned, grounded red and white balloons to enjoy a five-course tasting menu or afternoon tea.
Find out more here.
10. Sample sarnies at a sandwich festival (May 16-18)
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“The UK’s Ultimate Sandwich Festival” returns to London this May when the Sarnie Party drops down at the Camden Town Brewery beer hall. Munch on “things-between-bread” from some of the capital’s best assemblers of “things-between-bread”. The line-up includes Greg Boyce (from Dom’s Subs), Dough Hands, Paulie’s Bagels, Happy Endings, Focaccia Mia, Mondo Sando, Ruben’s Reubens, and many more.
Find out more and snap up tickets here.
11. Extended Sunshine, Tunes, And Matchmaking In An “Irresistible” West End Musical
Now extended to March 2026, see the heartiest, funnest musical to hit the West End – Clueless, the distinctly 90s high school coming-of-age caper, inspired by the iconic film. In sunny LA, matchmaker Cher Horowitz befriends Tai, the newbie in the area. Together, they get all tangled up figuring out love. With music helmed by Scottish pop composer KT Tunstall and loose inspiration from the Jane Austen 1815 novel Emma, the feel-good musical loftily holds its own on the crowded West End. While not one for the kids (12+), its storyline will have you fall in love like a lovestruck teen once again.
Find out more and grab tickets here.
12. Catch a show on the West End
From musicals to Shakespeare, from comedy to drama, London’s West End has it all. Catch one of these world-class theatrical productions at a vaunted London theatre this May.
NEW OPENINGS
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🔮 An Oak Tree (May 6 – May 24): Young Vic – A man attends a show by a stage hypnotist, who caused the crash that killed his daughter, and volunteers to take part. Features a different guest each night.
🧙♀️ The Crucible (May 8 – July 12): The Globe – Arthur Miller’s play about the Salem witch trials lands on the Globe’s iconic stage.
☕ The Fifth Step (May 10 – July 26): Soho Place – Difficult conversations arise between two alcoholics as part of the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
💰 Mrs. Warren’s Profession (May 10 – August 16): Garrick Theatre – A Cambridge graduate discovers her mother paid for her education by running brothels.
🎸 Just For One Day (Opens May 15): Shaftesbury Theatre – The story of the legendary Live Aid concert, when music brought the whole world together.
🤘 Bat Out of Hell (May 21 – June 7): Peacock Theatre – A celebration of the music of Meatlof and Jim Steinman.
😈 Faust (May 23 – June 10): Royal Opera House – Faust calls on the devil, who offers up a chance for youth, wealth, and the beautiful Marguerite.
🎶 Stereophonic (May 24 – September 20): Duke of York’s Theatre – A fictional band records their sophomore album, inspired by Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Rumours’ sessions.
🎻 Fiddler on the Roof (May 24 – July 19): Barbican Centre – “Tradition meets the winds of change” in this classic musical.
🎭 Red Peppers / Aged in Wood (May 28 – June 21): Theatre at the Tabard – A one-act Noël Coward and a new play with the same actors and setting, 90 years later.
🧚♀️ A Midsummer Night’s Dream (May 31 – August 23): Bridge Theatre – An immersive production of the Shakespearean classic.
ENDING THIS MAY
🌏 Kyoto (Ends May 3): Soho Place – A political thriller that takes viewers to the historic climate summit at the Kyoto Conference Centre on December 11, 1997.
🧛 Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors (Ends May 3): Menier Chocolate Factory – A camp and comic gender-bending reimagining of Bram Stoker’s story.
🕵️ Manhunt (Ends May 3): Royal Court – “The biggest manhunt in UK history” in the wake of Raoul Moat’s 2010 release from Durham Prison.
💞 F**king Men (Ends May 4): Waterloo East Theatre – 10 gay men explore monogamy in this modern adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler’s La Ronde.
👑 Richard II (Ends May 10): Bridge Theatre – Jonathan Bailey helms this revival of the Shakespearean classic.
🚘 Speed (Ends May 17): Bush Theatre – A speed awareness course becomes something more akin to a therapy session for its participants.
🤠 Midnight Cowboys (Ends May 17): Southwark Playhouse Elephant – A musical based on the novel that inspired the Dustin Hoffman-starring film of the same name.
🗡️ Murder, She Didn’t Write (Ends May 19): Duchess Theatre – An improvised murder mystery.
⚽ Dear England (Ends May 24): Olivier Theatre – “A fictionalised account of the struggles and successes of England’s football teams”.
13. Catch a theatre show in the great outdoors
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The Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, which just so happens to be the UK’s oldest professional outdoor theatre, kicks off its 2025 season this May. It all starts with the UK premiere of musical comedy, Shucked, which will run from May 10 to June 14. Other productions to look forward to include Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Dream Ballets, an adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s novel Noughts & Crosses, and Lerner and Loewe’s Brigadoon.
Read more here.
14. You cannoli miss bona-fide Sicilian sumptuousness at affordable prices
SicilyFEST is brightening the streets of Islington for a May (1-4) long weekend. Got a craving for cannoli, penchant for paesano, and appetite for arancini? Celebrate a decade of this annual event which honours fine Sicilian food, wine, and vibes across two floors at Islington Business Design Centre. The biggest-ever family-friendly, accessible edition of the fair brings expert chefs, connoisseurs in local drinks, treats, and traditional live music and dance.
15. Munch on pizza from a Michelin-starred chef
What happens when you combine the worlds of Michelin cookery and pizza? You get Tom Kemble’s new spot, Spring Street Pizza, which brings “the bold energy of New York’s pizza joints [to] the heart of Borough.” Expect classic pizzas with contemporary twists, available by the quarter, half, or whole, alongside cocktails, wines, and beers.
Find out more here.
16. Visit the world’s oldest museum café
Did you know that London is home to the world’s oldest museum café? Tucked away inside London’s lauded V&A, you’ll find a refreshment room that dates all the way back to 1868. It’s a gorgeous spot, and well worth a visit for a spot of pre- or post-museum-wandering refreshment, or to admire its history.
Read more here.
17. Challenge your taste buds at the UK’s biggest hot sauce festival (May 10 – 11)
The Hot Sauce Society Festival returns to London this May with another enormous celebration of the spiciest sauces around. Visitors can check out hot sauces from over 40 traders, chow down on street food, sip on craft drinks, and enjoy all manner of live entertainment. Don’t miss the ‘Chilli Karaoke’, where contestants attempt to sing their hearts out immediately after eating a scotch bonnet.
Find out more here.
18. Cavort by the canal at a canal festival (May 3-5)
Over in West London’s Little Venice, a charming celebration will see the canalways thronged with activity (and boats) as part of the IWA Canalway Cavalcade. Guests can expect an illuminated canal procession, live music, market stalls, and much more. It’s a perfect day out that the whole family can enjoy.
Find out more here.
19. Celebrate the Blackhorse Beer Mile’s third birthday (May 4)
Up in Walthamstow, thirsty Londoners will find a wealth of breweries, taprooms, and bars to rival even the famed Bermondsey Beer Mile. The Blackhorse Beer Mile is celebrating its third birthday this month with a right ol’ knees up. Punters are invited to explore all of the area’s offerings, which are just a 10-minute stroll (or less) apart. Visitors can expect special drinks, party vibes, food vendors, and more, as they explore the walking tour of venues.
Find out more here.
20. Party it up at The Clapham Grand
The Clapham Grand is one of London’s best destinations for themed club nights and events, and they’ve got plenty on offer this May. Whether you’re intrigued by the theme or want to experience the raucous atmosphere, don’t miss these thrilling nights out:
- Ruh Roh She Better Doo – Scooby Doo Cabaret (May 1)
- The Pitbull Party – bald caps at the ready! (May 3)
- Massaoke – a 90s special edition of the mass-sing-along with a live band (May 9)
- Barbie Movie Night and pop after party (May 17)
Find out more about what’s on at The Clapham Grand here.
21. Munch on world-famous viral foods
The burger-slinging team behind Truffle Burger have rounded up their foodie friends for a mouth-watering pop-up series highlighting some of the most viral and hyped food vendors in the world. Truffle Burger & Friends will drop down at the Southbank Centre until September 21, with a rotating selection from vendors such as Harlem legend Charles Pan Fried Chicken (May 2 – May 18) to Homer Lobster, Nixta Taqueria, Utopia Bagels, and more.
Keep up to date with the pop-up series here.
22. Then explore even more food and drink pop-ups nearby
Walk along the Thames from the Truffle Burger pop-up collection and you’ll find even more temporary bars and street food traders to tantalise your taste buds. On the same stretch of pathway, you’ll find the likes of Frank! hot dogs, SNOG frozen yogurt, The Thirsty Farrier (and its vintage horsebox bar), the Southbank Centre Food Market, Jimmy’s BBQ Club, and more.
Find out more here.
23. See rare A24 screenings at a cult UK cinema (May 9-15)
Movie fans will be more than familiar with A24, which is responsible for some of the most acclaimed releases of the past decade. However, their films often receive very limited screenings in the UK. To counter that, A24 has teamed up with the Prince Charles Cinema to screen seven of A24’s biggest hits. There will also be a special pop-up shop at the venue selling “specially curated merchandise, including screenplay books and collectibles typically only available in the US.”
See the full list of screenings here.
24. Party ‘Between the Bridges’
Don’t miss a chance to let loose at the annual summer beer garden pop-up, Between The Bridges. There are tons of food and drink options to choose from, and a packed roster full of events. With everything from Barrioke to drag shows and brunches, sports screenings, and themed club nights like Swiftageddon, there’s something for everyone.
Find out more here.
25. Trade collectibles and rare cards (May 9-11)
The London Card Show returns for yet another event full of rare and limited-edition cards and collectibles this May. Previous instances have seen celebrity guests join the throng of thousands of collectors across the weekend of “trading, epic box breaks, and exclusive experiences.” February’s event even saw the highlight inclusion of a “1960s football card pack—still sealed, gum included”.
Find out more and grab tickets here.
26. Eat dinner in a museum
Acclaimed Italian chef Giorgio Locatelli is opening a brand-new Italian restaurant in The National Gallery this May. ‘Locatelli’ will open in the Sainsbury Wing of the museum on May 10, alongside ‘Bar Giorgio’, an espresso bar. Diners can expect Italian classics and seasonal dishes from a menu inspired by the museum’s collection, particularly the works of Caravaggio.
Find out more here.
27. Check out London’s newest openings
In a city as bustling and food-crazy as London, there are always new restaurants and bars to check out. Head to one of these spots, which are opening this May:
🍜 Ottolenghi co-founder, Noam Bar-Chang, has teamed up with Chris Hsu to open Kung Fu Mama, a playful, healthy take on Taiwanese street food. (Open now)
🔥 Yiannis Mexis is channelling his experience at Michelin-starred restaurants to open Pyro – a celebration of cooking over fire and bold Greek flavours. (May 1)
🍸 The team behind London’s coolest drinking venues (Discount Suit Company, The Sun Tavern) are opening Parasol, a new cocktail bar in Dalston. (May 1)
🥘 Bibi’s is touching down in the City of London with its seventh location serving up their popular Mediterranean lunches and salads. (May 1)
🍲 Duchy will take over the ex-Leroy site, serving up regional food loosely inspired by the historical Duchy of Savoy, which encompassed parts of France and Italy. (May 8)
🔥 Chef Dom Taylor is bringing his playful take on Caribbean cuisine to a permanent location, Marvee’s Food Shop, in Ladbroke Grove. (May 9)
🌯 Cult East London coffee and burrito slingers, Bad Manners, are taking their breakfast burritos and lunchtime specials to a new location in Shoreditch. (May 10)
🍅 Town is an ingredient-led venture opening in Covent Garden from Stevie Parle (Pastaio, Joy), after being in the works since 2023. (May 12)
🥗 Salad-purveyors atis are opening their 11th London location in Mayfair. (May 12)
🍝 Osteria Angelina is a new pasta and grill restaurant from the team behind Dalston’s Angelina, opening this month. (May 20)
🍆 SINO will serve refined, Ukrainian-inspired food when it opens its doors in Notting Hill this May.
Check out even more new openings here.
28. Explore the power of words and storytelling (May 14-17)
The inaugural Fleet Street Quarter Festival of Words will take place in venues within (you guessed it) the Fleet Street Quarter. Across four days, the events will span current affairs and journalism, fiction, screenwriting, and family and children’s events. Speakers include Booker Prize-winning author Ben Okri, Women’s Prize co-founder Kate Mosse, Slow Horses author Mick Herron, and many more.
Find out more here.
29. Check out some art at these London exhibitions
London’s art scene truly sets our city apart as a cultural force in the world. There are all manner of galleries and museums to check out, with stunning permanent and temporary exhibitions. Be sure not to miss out on these limited-time exhibitions in London this May:
EXHIBITIONS OPENING IN MAY
💙 Hiroshige: Artist of the Open Road (May 1 – September 7): British Museum – “A rare insight into the career and legacy of one of Japan’s most celebrated artists”.
🩷 The Genesis Exhibition – Do Ho Suh: Walk The House (May 1 – October 19): Tate Modern – large-scale installations and artworks that interrogate what exactly is ‘home’.
🤎 New Forms: Tea & Contemporary Design (May 12 – June 27): Newby London – A display of ” innovative contemporary teawares” aka fancy mugs and cups.
💚 Feel the Sound (May 22 – August 31): Barbican Centre - An immersive exhibition that challenges our understanding of sound and challenges us to listen with our whole bodies.
🩵 Ancient India: living traditions (May 22 – October 19): British Museum – Three major world religions are explored through the development of early India’s sacred art and Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain imagery.
EXHIBITIONS CLOSING IN MAY
🧡 Linder: Danger Came Smiling (Ends May 5): Hayward Gallery – The first London retrospective showcase of the iconic feminist photocollage artist, whose work dissects “our fascination with the body and its representation.”
❤️ Mickalene Thomas: All About Love (Ends May 5): Hayward Gallery – “Vibrant, large-scale portraits of Black women at rest”.
💜 TRANSCESTRY: 10 years of the Museum of Transology (Ends May 11): Lethaby Gallery – A showcase of “1,000 personal artefacts donated by more than 1,000 members of the community, amplifying underrepresented, and often forgotten, stories from the trans community”.
💙 Remus Grecu: The Silence Between (Ends May 17): BEERS London – Vivid and slightly uncanny dreamscapes that straddle the worlds of imagination and reality.
Don’t miss our guides to free exhibitions in London and photography exhibitions.
30. Get competitive at London’s brand-new games hall
A new games hall is opening up inside Walthamstow’s Big Penny Social on May 8, perfect for competitive get-togethers. Inside Flukes visitors will find “interactive darts oches, the UK’s first interactive shuffleboards, pro-level pool tables, and private karaoke rooms”. Gather your friends and challenge them to a showdown.
Find out more here.
31. Give your wardrobe a ‘Fashion Re:Boot’ (May 9)
A “fancy fashion car boot” is coming to Old Spitalfields Market this May in the form of Fashion Re:Boot. It’s essentially Vinted, but in real life, allowing you to freshen up your wardrobe with pre-loved pieces from sellers that range across bloggers, stylists, and fashion lovers. Tickets are just £5, and there will also be food and drink available for shoppers.
Find out more and grab your tickets here.
32. Focus on wellness at Fitzrovia Quarter (May 12-18)
The Fitzrovia Quarter Wellness Festival is running this May to mark Mental Health Awareness Week. Each day is themed around a different type of wellness, from Mindful Monday to Self-Care Thursdays, and there are over 50 activations and offers to check out.
Find out more here.
33. Enjoy a few days off work
May means two free days off work that don’t eat into your holiday allowance, thanks to Bank Holidays on May 5 and May 26. Just remember – not everyone is lucky enough to get Bank Holidays off work. So, if you’re heading out to pubs, restaurants, and venues to enjoy your day off, be kind to the staff. (As you always should be, to be fair…)
34. Jump around at a top London gig
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London is home to some world-class venues that attract chart-topping stars, up-and-coming ‘next big thing’ acts, and more. Head to these live music performances this May for a thrilling evening out:
🎙️ Gregory Porter (April 28-29, May 1-2) – Royal Albert Hall
🎛️ Chase & Status (May 3) – The O2
🎵 AURORA (May 3) – OVO Arena
🎤 Usher (May 6-7) – The O2
🎧 Soccer Mommy (May 8) – Hackney Church
🪕 Mon Rovîa (May 12) – KOKO
🎤 Gary Barlow and Brad Kella (May 12-13) – Royal Albert Hall
🎶 Delta Goodrem (May 14-15) – Hackney Empire
🎙️ Bryan Adams (May 15) – The O2
🎸 Pixies (May 16-17) – O2 Academy Brixton
🎤 Olly Murs (May 17 & 25/18) – The O2/OVO Arena
🎧 Tyler, The Creator (May 19, 21, 22) – The O2
📻 Scissor Sisters (May 23) – The O2
🎸 Wet Leg (May 23-24) – O2 Academy Brixton
🌟 Kylie Minogue (May 26-27 & June 2-3) – The O2
🎶 James Vincent McMorrow (May 26) – Union Chapel
🎙️ Jasmine.4.t (May 27) – The Lexington
🤘 Iggy Pop (May 28) – Alexandra Palace
🎙️ The Swell Season (May 28) – Royal Festival Hall
🎵 half•alive (May 29) – Roundhouse
🎸 BABYMETAL (May 30) – The O2
35. Get dressed up for Comic Con (May 23 – 25)
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MCM Comic Con returns to London at the end of the month with a no-holds-barred celebration of all things pop culture. Meet celebrity guests, independent artists, and the people behind your favourite works. It’s the chance to get together with like-minded people and celebrate the worlds of gaming, anime, and pop culture. Oh, and marvel at some INCREDIBLE costumes.
Find out more and grab your ticket here.
36. Explore the art of dining in Edwardian England (May 29)
Food historian Marc Meltonville is giving a lecture on dining in Edwardian England as part of the Edwardians exhibition at The King’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace. The lecture will explore “the breadth of dining experienced by people of all classes”. Go along to discover what a typical Edwardian family might eat and contrast it with the sumptuous food enjoyed by the Royal Family at the time. The talk is then followed by a private view of exhibition.
Find out more here.
37. Kick back at a tranquil candlelight concert
London’s candlelight concerts treat guests to stunning performances amidst candle-filled interiors in jaw-dropping locations. Check out one of these enchanting shows this May:
🕯️ Candlelight: Tribute to Fleetwood Mac (May 17)
✨ Candlelight: Tribute to Ed Sheeran and Coldplay (May 24)
🕯️ Candlelight: Best of Video Games (May 30)
✨ Candlelight: Hans Zimmer’s Best Works (May 31)
🕯️ Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay (May 31)
Find more London Candlelight Concerts here.
38. Stretch out in a stunning locale
A unique yoga experience is taking place at London’s iconic Old Royal Naval College on the last Friday of each month. Experts from Kindred Yoga Studio are leading 45-minute Vinyasa Flow classes in the stunning Painted Hall. Stretch out and clear your mind in one of the most gorgeous places in all of London.
Find out more here.
39. Play a friendly game of chess
Old Spitalfields Market has teamed up with the Chess In Schools charity to bring ‘Chess n Chill’ to the market. Everyone is invited to get involved with the classic game, whether they’re a seasoned Grandmaster or a total rook-ie. The pop-up events take place every Thursday evening until the end of September, from 6pm to 8pm.
40. Enjoy the looooong days
With the first 8pm sunset of the year behind us, the days just keep getting longer in London. In fact, the sun will set as late as 9pm this month, on May 25. And frankly, we’re here for it. We simply love the long days, the golden evening hours, and being able to enjoy the sunshine with friends after work.
41. Keep exploring this incredible city
If we put everything in this article, it would be endless! London is full to bursting with things to do, sights to see, and places to go. So here are a few more sights, events, openings, and more that we’ve covered for May:
👀 This Gorgeous Spot Is One Of The Most Well-Hidden Museums In London
🍕 You Can Have Breakfast On A Pizza At This New Pizza-Focused Brunch
🛶 A ‘Sauna Boat’ From Sweden With A Plunge Pool Is Docking Up In London To Make A Splash
⛳ This One-Of-A-Kind Mini Golf Course Has Returned To Canary Wharf – And It’s Completely Free To Play
🌳 Get Up Close And Personal With Nature On This Sky-High Treetop Trail In London
🍺 This Picture-Perfect Pub Is Perched On A London Underground Platform
🛥️ The Horrible Histories Boat Tour Of The ‘Terrible Thames’ Has Sailed Back Into London
🤤 BOXPARK Has Opened A Huge New Food Hall In London With 13 Food Vendors And 2 Bars
🍜 This Cosy London Noodle Bar Serves Bottomless Noodles With Unlimited Toppings And Sides
🍷 These London Wine Bars Have Self-Serve Vending Machines And Over 100 Wines On Tap
🥙 So It Turns Out You Can Get An ‘Octopus Kebab’ At Camden Market – Would You Give It A Try?
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