Guidebook for Greater London
Food Scene
Mossy Well
258 Muswell Hill Broadwayit serves a good cheap meal in pub atmosphere and very pleasant decor.
Drinks & Nightlife
It is a friendly local pub which serves very good food and has occasional musical entertainment.
25 locals recommend
The Woodman
414 Archway RdIt is a friendly local pub which serves very good food and has occasional musical entertainment.
Famous for its market, a warren of curiosities. It has a thriving nightlife including live music, comedy clubs, jazz clubs and restaurants selling almost any nationality of food. Regent's Park is nearby and has formal gardens and it's famous zoo. Wonderful walks can be had along the Regent's Canal admiring the colourful canal barges.
583 locals recommend
Camden Town
Camden High StreetFamous for its market, a warren of curiosities. It has a thriving nightlife including live music, comedy clubs, jazz clubs and restaurants selling almost any nationality of food. Regent's Park is nearby and has formal gardens and it's famous zoo. Wonderful walks can be had along the Regent's Canal admiring the colourful canal barges.
Sightseeing
Buckingham Palace
Parliament Square
Parliament SquareThe Shard
32 London Bridge St
London Eye
Shopping
One of the oldest food markets in London. There are many opportunities to eat and drink at the diverse stalls and restaurants.
1617 locals recommend
Borough Market
Borough High Street One of the oldest food markets in London. There are many opportunities to eat and drink at the diverse stalls and restaurants.
Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street are all famous areas for shopping in large department stores or smaller more intimate stores.
1427 locals recommend
Oxford Street
Oxford StreetOxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street are all famous areas for shopping in large department stores or smaller more intimate stores.
It is one of the most famous stores in the world and should not be missed,
1522 locals recommend
Harrods
87-135 Brompton RdIt is one of the most famous stores in the world and should not be missed,
Fortnum and Mason offers unique gifts, hampers, wine and is famous for their tea and coffee,
193 locals recommend
Fortnum & Mason
181 PiccadillyFortnum and Mason offers unique gifts, hampers, wine and is famous for their tea and coffee,
Parks & Nature
Moments from the apartment, Alexandra Palace is the iconic North London venue for events along with the best panoramic views of London. A great place for walks, jogs and an opportunity for cafe or pub stops. If you still have energy to burn there is an ice rink. A farmers market is to be found most Sundays selling craft work, raw food and cooked street food.
330 locals recommend
Alexandra Palace
Alexandra Palace WayMoments from the apartment, Alexandra Palace is the iconic North London venue for events along with the best panoramic views of London. A great place for walks, jogs and an opportunity for cafe or pub stops. If you still have energy to burn there is an ice rink. A farmers market is to be found most Sundays selling craft work, raw food and cooked street food.
5 minutes from the apartment, Highgate Wood is 28 hectares of beautiful and ancient woodland. A haven for wildlife and provides scenic woodland trails. With a renowned cafe at its heart, it is a perfect place to enjoy a walk, a run or just a glass of wine.
96 locals recommend
Highgate Wood
Muswell Hill Road5 minutes from the apartment, Highgate Wood is 28 hectares of beautiful and ancient woodland. A haven for wildlife and provides scenic woodland trails. With a renowned cafe at its heart, it is a perfect place to enjoy a walk, a run or just a glass of wine.
Entertainment & Activities
Covent Garden has much to offer in the car~free Piazza. Easting, drinking, stalls selling craft work and various fashion stores. Street entertainers perform by the 17th century St. Paul's Church. It is the home of the Rpyal Opera House and
free singing is often heard in the lower area. It was the site for the 1938 film "Pigmalion" and was London's original fruit, vegetable and flower market. Not to be missed.
955 locals recommend
Covent Garden
41 James StCovent Garden has much to offer in the car~free Piazza. Easting, drinking, stalls selling craft work and various fashion stores. Street entertainers perform by the 17th century St. Paul's Church. It is the home of the Rpyal Opera House and
free singing is often heard in the lower area. It was the site for the 1938 film "Pigmalion" and was London's original fruit, vegetable and flower market. Not to be missed.
The London Dungeon
Westminster Bridge Road