Activity – Guides to London

London is a thriving culinary hub that brings together flavours and culinary traditions from around the world. Foodies on a tight schedule, visitors trying to get their footing, or locals looking for a fun day out can join one of London's food tours for an entertaining and informative gastronomic ex...

Until 2009 the Circle line was quite literally a circle and Londoners were free to ride around on an infinite loop. After it extended to Hammersmith this was no longer the case. Whilst this might mean it loses some of the novelty factor, it also means there are even more fun places and things to do...

When someone mentions London, you probably think of a concrete jungle with glistening skyscrapers. But it’s so much more than that; the city has countless pockets of green spaces, parks and gardens that are perfect for rest, relaxation and reflection amidst the busy city. From rooftop gardens...

Saddle up and try your hand at horse riding in London. This physical activity is not only an excellent way to get a solid dose of nature in the hustle and bustle of the busy city, but it also helps to keep you mentally relaxed and is an excellent overall workout. There are a handful of places you ca...

As hectic as it can sometimes feel, London is actually one of the UK’s greenest cities, home to 3,000 parks of all shapes and sizes and 1,500 sites of conservation importance. Finding urban wildlife is not hard, you just have to know where to look. From the small herds of fallow deer who have...

Wa-Wa-Wa-Wa-Waterloo - not just an iconic Abba song, but a destination in London located south of the River Thames with plenty to offer the curious traveller. Whilst it’s most famous for its vast train station, there’s plenty to explore beyond the tracks, from cafés and bars to re...

The District line, or as we Londoners know it, the green one, was the very first tube line ever built. Constructed in 1869, running from West Brompton to Mansion House purely by steam locomotives, it has played an integral role in London's transport system and continues to do so today. It's where th...

London is a sprawling urban metropolis so you could easily think there isn't enough open space for the city to have many golf courses. In fact, there are plenty of golf lovers in London and plenty of golf clubs too, especially around the outskirts of the city. If you're keen to get together with fri...

There are several different royal palaces London-wide that are fascinating places to visit, whether you're a fan of the royal family or just a history buff. There are the world-famous ones you're bound to know about like Buckingham Palace, as well as some interesting sites that you might not already...

October is the scariest month of the year, and not just because the heating bills are about to start going nuclear. Throughout October, the capital gets in the mood for the grand Halloween finale. A variety of frightfully delightful Halloween events and activities for children, adults, and families...

Fancy visiting a museum, doing something active, or getting something tasty to eat or drink? Jump on the Hammersmith & City line because there are plenty of fun places along this route. The pink one takes you through some exciting areas of London, from the world-famous Baker Street to bustling W...

With convenient transport links, Brixton is easy to get to and is also an easy place to spend a day. This bustling area is well-known for its markets, bars, and restaurants, as well as unique sights like the David Bowie memorial. If you want to plan some things to do in Brixton we’ve got some...

Every summer, from mid-June to August, lavender fields across the UK bloom in an explosion of purple hues, filling the air with soothing scents and the buzzing of happy bees. Visitors from all over the country flock to the lavender farms to take in the endless rows of lavender, pose for new profile...

October in London brings a kaleidoscope of events commemorating Black History Month. This article explores the city's exciting calendar, brimming with exhibitions, performances, discussions, and more, all designed to pay homage to the profound legacy and accomplishments of the Black community. From...

Christmas is a time of peace and happiness for many of us, but sadly that's not the case for everyone. This year many Londoners will be struggling with issues like homelessness, hunger, or loneliness. If you feel that Christmas is a time for kindness and charity as much as for celebration, you might...

For many of us, Christmas is a time for coming together and celebrating with loved ones. If you can't be with friends or family this year, or you're choosing not to, it doesn't mean that you have to spend the day alone. Various venues around the capital put on a Christmas party for people who would...

The Central line stretches for 46 miles from West Ruislip to Epping, which means there are 46 miles of activities to get stuck into. From the magic of Epping Forest to incredible artwork by emerging artists at Halcyon Gallery, here's our guide to activities and experiences along the Central line tha...

Peckham is an up-and-coming area that's vibrant, eclectic, and has lots of great venues and things to do - why wouldn't you want to spend a day here? Whether you're a local or you're just visiting, there are lots of things to do in Peckham to keep you entertained, from top art galleries to unique br...