Tourism & Travel – Guides to London

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...

Whether you're a lifer or a first-timer, London can be a lot. Between the everyday grind, the crowded streets, people rushing around, the noise, and more, it can be hard to catch some peace and quiet. That's why our guide to a relaxing weekend in London is geared towards those looking to relax and u...

Jetting off somewhere exotic for your holidays is a lot of fun but it's not always an affordable or practical option. Whether you're a Londoner or you live somewhere else in the UK, having a staycation in the capital is a great alternative. Being home to world-famous sights and places to shop, eat,...

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...

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 line takes you through some exciting areas of London, from the world-famous Baker Street to bustling...

London has a bunch of history tours where the city's rich and diverse past comes to life on its iconic streets. Each landmark unfolds a chapter of history, from the medieval marvels of the Tower of London to the Brutalist architecture of the Barbican. Uncover the secrets of the city's hidden gems on...

Combining several of the most popular things to do on a visit to London – traditional afternoon tea, sightseeing, and riding a double decker – afternoon tea bus tours offer a convenient and comfortable way of seeing the city. Hop aboard one of the specially modified double decker buses and relax ove...

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 hustle and bustle of London can sometimes get a little too much, but luckily, thanks to its location, taking a day trip from the city is easy for anyone looking to escape for the day. Whether you're after some beachside bliss, a refreshing countryside walk or want to sink your teeth into the his...

Some of our readers will be surprised to learn that London has nine travel zones, extending all the way out to Amersham, which is considered part of Buckinghamshire. You can get there on the Metropolitan line, which also goes from Aldgate to Uxbridge in zone six. Whether you'd like to explore the ou...

Chelsea is an affluent neighbourhood located along the northern bank of the River Thames, known for its opulence and cultural significance. The streets are lined with historic Georgian and Victorian buildings, fringed by lush gardens and high-end boutiques. It also has its fair share of art gallerie...