You’re probably thinking of a deerstalker hat and a magnifying glass right now. And we can’t really blame you. The home of Holmes has been attracting tourists for decades, but there’s more to this district than meets the eye. From hidden rivers to historic bookstores and everything in between, Baker Street has plenty to keep …
Charmingly eccentric. Funky. Vibrant. Brighton just keeps going from strength to strength. While it may be smaller than London, this delightful beachside city is every bit as cosmopolitan. Families and students, hippies and hipsters, drag queens and day-trippers, Brighton offers something for everyone. A mere hour away from the capital by train, the city is …
Victoria doesn’t tend to be an area people stick around for long. Traditionally, it has served as a place of coming and going – a transport hub for tourists, backpackers and commuters to catch the last bus or hop on the train out of the capital. B ut we feel this is unfair. As well …
Eclectic. Eccentric. Exotic. For decades now, Camden has enjoyed its position as one of the most vibrant spots in the capital. With a wealth of live music venues, world-beating pubs and bustling market stalls, there should be something for everyone here — including those in a rush. So drop off your bags, cruise the canals and soak …
Once upon a time, its unlikely that a 12-hour sojourn through Soho would have taken place in the day. Soho has traditionally been known as one of London’s coolest (and seediest) night spots — an eclectic mix of jazz bars, red lights and drinking holes. And while it still holds its reputation as one of the trendier, …
Beyond the Station and its famous bear resident, Paddington has gained rapid popularity as a tourist hotspot in recent years. It’s easy to see why you’d make the trip from deepest darkest Peru — parks, canals and great shopping and restaurants abound in this well-located and vibrant district. Let’s take a look at what’s on offer. Things …