Guidebook for London
Sightseeing
Tower of London
Iconic castle
Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge RoadFamous London landmark.
The Shard
32 London Bridge StLondon's highest building, perfect view from The view.
City Hall
Kamal Chunchie WayUnusual design building where the mayor of London works.
9-deck WWII warship-turned-museum with naval guns, permanently moored on the Thames.
195 locals recommend
HMS Belfast
9-deck WWII warship-turned-museum with naval guns, permanently moored on the Thames.
Great market with all kinds of seasonal food from all around the country. Recommended for brunch!
1617 locals recommend
Borough Market
Borough High StreetGreat market with all kinds of seasonal food from all around the country. Recommended for brunch!
Great museum for those interested in fashion and textile.
89 locals recommend
Fashion and Textile Museum
83 Bermondsey StGreat museum for those interested in fashion and textile.
Landscaped park with grassy areas, trees, a cafe and sweeping views of the river and iconic sites.
26 locals recommend
Potters Fields Park
Potters Fields ParkLandscaped park with grassy areas, trees, a cafe and sweeping views of the river and iconic sites.
Apothecary displays share a church roof space with a partly restored former surgical theatre
48 locals recommend
The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
9a St Thomas StApothecary displays share a church roof space with a partly restored former surgical theatre
All Hallows, the oldest church in the City of London, is 1300 years old with a crypt museum, Roman pavement and Saxon and Roman artefacts
All Hallows By The Tower
Byward StreetAll Hallows, the oldest church in the City of London, is 1300 years old with a crypt museum, Roman pavement and Saxon and Roman artefacts
Designed by world-renowned architect Rafael Vinoly, 20 Fenchurch Street, nicknamed the 'Walkie Talkie' made headlines before it even opened when it 'melted' cars.
7 locals recommend
20 Fenchurch St
20 Fenchurch StreetDesigned by world-renowned architect Rafael Vinoly, 20 Fenchurch Street, nicknamed the 'Walkie Talkie' made headlines before it even opened when it 'melted' cars.
The landmark Lloyd's building, at 1 Lime Street, is arguably one of the most iconic buildings in The City. Designed by architect Richard Rogers
15 locals recommend
Lloyds of London
1 Lime StThe landmark Lloyd's building, at 1 Lime Street, is arguably one of the most iconic buildings in The City. Designed by architect Richard Rogers
Designed by Norman Foster and affectionately, and understandably, dubbed "The Gherkin" thanks to its unique bullet-shape tower,
99 locals recommend
30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin)
30 St Mary AxeDesigned by Norman Foster and affectionately, and understandably, dubbed "The Gherkin" thanks to its unique bullet-shape tower,
Designed in a distinctive Arts and Crafts architecture style by Charles Harrison Townsend, the Whitechapel, Britain's first purpose-built arts gallery,
589 locals recommend
Whitechapel Gallery
77-82 Whitechapel High StDesigned in a distinctive Arts and Crafts architecture style by Charles Harrison Townsend, the Whitechapel, Britain's first purpose-built arts gallery,
Bank of England
Threadneedle StreetThe Bank of England.
Essentials
Waitrose & Partners
134-152 Balham High RoadLarge supermarket right across the building.
Arts & Culture
The Scoop
Great open-air outdoor arts and theater performances.
The Design Museum
224-238 Kensington High StMuseum for latest design innovation and ideas.