Guide to the Jubilee line

Near Stanmore station you'll find the biggest adventure golf course in Europe - Lost Jungle London. This massive site has three courses to explore, including nine holes of footgolf. On the imaginative courses you'll find waterfalls, wildlife, and Aztec temples. It's fun for all ages - kids' parties and corporate events are welcomed.

Head to London Designer Outlet when you’re in the mood to shop. This modern complex houses over 70 brands, including designer names at discount prices. There are several vibrant floors to explore. When you need a break you can visit one of the site’s numerous eateries or the cinema, spa, or hair salon.

Near Neasden station there’s a unique London site - BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. This traditional and ornate Hindu temple is carved entirely from stone. It’s a working temple with daily services but visitors are welcome to explore the building and grounds. You can join a guided tour if you want to learn more.

Spasso means fun in Italian and that's what you're promised if you visit the restaurant of the same name. The interior is simple and rustic whilst the ambience is warm and friendly. The menu is all about Neapolitan street food, featuring panuozzi, meat, pasta, and of course, pizza, paired with wine and cocktails.

The North London Tavern was built in 1894 and continues to serve the community in Kilburn today. This popular pub has high ceilings and a smart and homey style. A wide choice of drinks are served and the place is also well-known for food. Lots of events are on too.

In West Hampstead you'll find Took Took, a vibrant spot for pan-Asian cuisine. The interior has a colourful patterned floor and big communal tables. The diverse menu ranges from chilli paneer to pad Thai and curries. Asian beers are also served, in addition to a variety of flavoursome cocktails.

Grab a drink from Loft Coffee Company near to Finchley Road. This small local favourite is cosy and narrow inside. In this friendly café you can get artisan coffee and other hot drinks, topped off with latte art if you’re lucky. Light food like pastries, filled croissants, and sandwiches are also served here.

Housed in a Grade II-listed building, Swiss Cottage Library is famous for its unique curved and spiral architecture. Visitors can use the computers, study spaces, and explore a diverse book collection, including children's books. The library also hosts activities for all ages, from adult computer classes to children's homework clubs and craft sessions.

For classic French cuisine, head to long-standing eatery Oslo Court Restaurant. It has a retro look with its grand interior and salmon pink colour scheme. This place is also recognised for its great service. Traditional French food is on the menu like escargot, côte de veau, and sea bass.

Moments from Baker Street station you’ll see the dome of Madame Tussauds, one of London’s most popular attractions. The famous waxworks here let you get up close to stars from the worlds of music, sport, film, and royalty. Escape rooms and immersive experiences add even more fun to your visit.

From Bond Street station it's a short walk to Gagosian, a leading contemporary art gallery with spaces around the world. This imposing block-like building exhibits work from some of contemporary art's most famous names such as Jenny Saville, Rachel Whiteread, and Takashi Murakami. New shows frequently take over this large gallery space.

Green Park Station is named after Green Park right next to it – a Royal Park that is indeed very green. The vast open space is great for popping up from the concrete underground to enjoy a refreshing stroll in verdant surroundings. If the sun is cooperating you can even rent a lawn chair in the park and zen out for an hour, two, three …

The UK's most famous war memorial is The Cenotaph in Whitehall. This is where the annual National Service of Remembrance takes place. You can visit this imposing monument at any time. Originally a temporary structure, it was so popular when it was unveiled in 1919 a permanent version was erected a year later.

See work by world-renowned artists like Louise Bourgeois and Yayoi Kusama at Hayward Gallery. This Brutalist building next to the Thames is part of the Southbank Centre and hosts blockbuster exhibitions all year round. If you’re a fan of ambitious contemporary art you won’t want to miss out on this place.

Since 1987, Meson Don Felipe has been serving authentic tapas and Spanish wine. It's a warm and cosy spot with vibrant red walls and the atmosphere is completed with live Spanish guitar music every night. The menu includes 40 different tapas to suit all tastes and there's a collection of sherries available too.

At Tavolino Bar & Kitchen you get Italian food with fabulous views of Tower Bridge and the Thames. There’s an outside terrace and the interior features large windows so you always get a great view. The menu includes Italian classics like pizza and pasta, plus there’s a varied selection of wine and cocktails.

Near Bermondsey station you'll find Pedro's, a wine bar that focuses on Portuguese varieties. Set in a railway arch, the bar has weathered walls and an industrial look. Drop by for a few drinks, buy your favourite bottle to take home, or join a wine tasting. Nibbles like charcuterie are served too.

At Canada Water Café you can enjoy Italian all-day dining in a smart environment. The interior has leather banquettes and round tables, plus there's a heated courtyard. Breakfast dishes include pastries and fried breakfasts, and later on you can sample antipasti, pizza, and pasta. Cocktails, Italian wines, and coffee are served here.

Cheese lovers can head to Canary Wharf and Obicà. This modern space is full of light thanks to its glass walls. The menu revolves around imported mozzarella - you can sample several varieties as is, or choose small plates, pizza, and pasta recipes with plenty of mozzarella thrown in.

Escape the hectic pace of the city by visiting Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park. This riverside conservation area covers four acres of freshwater habitat. It’s a haven for birds, frogs, and insects, and you’ll also see wetland plants like ragged robins and flag iris. You can also get involved as a volunteer.

Canning Town is home to Yapix. High quality coffee and wine are the focus here, with sustainably-sourced wines from around the world available. Food like sandwiches and sharing boards are also served, inspired by the Italian region of Puglia. The space is contemporary and full of light, and there are also outdoor tables.

Have an Italian meal with parkside surroundings at Figo in Stratford. This contemporary spot is full of green plants that match the colour scheme on the walls. Authentic home-cooked food is served, with classics like arancini, ravioli, and pizza all on the menu. Cocktails and Italian wines are also available.