Tourism & Travel – Articles about London

London Luton Airport is a bustling hub for travellers from all over the world, connecting to a wide variety of destinations. Whether you're arriving or departing, you'll want to make the most of your time at the airport, and that includes finding the best places to eat while there. From fast food jo...

There's no question that there's a lot to take in in London. With so many landmarks both old and new you might be wondering where the best viewpoints are to see as much as you can. Whether you're looking for that perfect Instagram photo or you just want to see the city at its best, London has plenty...

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...

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...

The Jubilee line is the deepest of all London Underground lines and yet miraculously it’s the only one that 4G works on. That’s not the only reason to hop on one of these trains – taking you from Stanmore to Stratford, the line stops at lots of interesting locations along the way.

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...

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...

The Bakerloo line, known as the brown line by most Londoners, stretches from Harrow and Wealdstone in suburban north-west London to Elephant & Castle in the south. It serves many of the city's popular destinations, like Trafalgar Square, Waterloo and Picadilly Circus, and offers easy access to c...

So you're here in London, but you've only got one day to spare – with so many attractions, landmarks, shopping places, and great bars and restaurants, how are you ever going to decide what to do? It wasn't easy, but we've put together some of the top places and things to do around the city that you...

Even those who've spent their entire lives in London will agree that when it comes to getting from here to there, the vast city can quickly become a very complicated place. Add in millions of inhabitants and bad traffic, and you can quickly get turned around. Thankfully, London's public transport sy...

The distinct maritime feel of Greenwich gives it a unique character. Perhaps that’s what makes it such a popular place for a day out for both London residents and visitors to the city. There are lots of places to see and things to do in Greenwich, so it’s not too hard to fill up a fun da...

Soho is one of London's liveliest and most energetic areas, packed with great bars, world-class restaurants, boutique shops, theatres and thumping clubs. It's long been the epicentre of scandalous London fun, with a sordid history of controversial art, film, LBGTQ+ culture, music, drugs and sex. The...

Here at Thatsup, we spend every day looking at all the great places you can go to in London, so we know you’ll never get bored if you choose to stay in the city. That being said, sometimes it can be fun to take a little break from the hustle and bustle. If you’re interested in easy weeke...

Planning a quick family getaway to London? Our tips for a weekend in London with children are here to help you put together an action-packed trip that will leave everyone satisfied, from toddlers and small children to teens and adults. With the wide variety of events and sights available in the capi...

With a history going back two millennia and all sorts of terrible and tragic events happening along the way, it’s no wonder the capital is supposedly a favourite haunt of spectres, poltergeists, vampires and other supernatural beings. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, reports of phantoms a...

If you’re planning a food-filled trip to the capital and want to know where to eat, stay and play, you’ve come to the right place. It’s no secret that London thrums with world-famous restaurants, award-winning bars and streetfood markets showcasing an eclectic variety of cuisines f...

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...

The shiny new jewel in Transport for London's crown, work on the Elizabeth line started in 2009, and the line opened to the public in 2022, commemorating Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee. It spans more than 100km from Reading and Heathrow to Shenfield and Abbey Wood, providing a much-needed lin...

With a past spanning more than two millennia, London has a wealth of interesting historic sites where visitors can find out more about the evolution of this major global city. From original Roman remains and medieval fortresses to royal palaces, Victorian cemeteries and memorials to battlefield vict...

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...

London’s longest tube line is the Piccadilly line, which extends to three corners of the capital. With so many stations along the way, it can connect you to loads of exciting restaurants, bars, and sights in London. If you fancy a stroll in the park, a delicious meal, or some retail therapy, t...

Ahh the Victoria line...it can whip you from Walthamstow to Brixton in just 39 minutes and stops off at many exciting destinations in London along the way. Whether you’re looking for something delicious to eat, a great night out, or you want to take in some culture, the Victoria line gives you...

The Northern Line is the world's oldest electric railway system, stretching from High Barnet and Edgware all the way down to Morden. It's no surprise that it is one of the city's busiest and most confusing lines, including lots of stops with many incredible activities and experiences to get stuck in...