Primrose Hill
One of London's highest viewpoints with spectacular panoramic views across the city.
Royal Festival Hall
South Bank landmark and home to the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Stunning riverside location.
Monmouth Coffee
Legendary single-origin coffee roaster with Covent Garden flagship. Always a queue — always worth it.
SushiSamba Covent Garden
Elevated Japanese-Brazilian-Peruvian cuisine across three floors with a dramatic glass atrium.
Rough Trade East
Massive independent record store in a converted warehouse. Three floors of vinyl, CD, books and merchandise.
Seven Dials
The seven streets at the heart of Covent Garden — boutiques, independent shops, cafes and bars around a sun-drenched Victorian cobbled centre.
The Cellar at Fletchers
Intimate wine bar beneath a historic townhouse off Covent Garden. Exceptional natural wine list and small-plate dining.
The London Dungeon
London's most thrilling interactive attraction with live actors, rides and theatrical sets over 1000 years of history.
Sky Garden
London's most popular rooftop garden with 360-degree views. Free entry but booking required.
Beigel Bake Brick Lane Bake
Legendary 24-hour bakery serving authentic salt beef bagels since 1977. East London institution.
Granger & Co Notting Hill
Australian-inspired all-day dining by Bill Granger. Famous for ricotta hotcakes and eggs any style.
The Ned
Former bank turned luxury hotel with 9 floors of restaurants, bars and members clubs. Stunning original banking hall.