East End London: History, Food, Culture & Things to Do Neighborhood Identity and History
The former working dockland district of the East End is one of London’s most historic communities. It used to be a large working-class district where many residents worked in the docks, factories, and warehouses around this part of the city. Waves of immigration over the centuries also transformed it into...
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Where to Eat in Borough Market: Our Foodie’s Guide
It is arguably London’s most famous food destination, and at Borough Market it’s not just the plethora of stalls at which you can feast. Unsurprisingly, a whole foodie scene revolves around the market, so when stalls shut up shop for the day, the restaurants located around it continue to supply...
5 of the Best London Restaurants for Large Groups
Dining out with a group of friends can be an absolute treat, but there are not many among us who haven’t had the odd nightmare experience when going for dinner with more than a few friends, family members or colleagues. There are the restaurants that insist any more than 8...
London’s Southbank… the 10 Places You Mustn’t Miss!
There are so many places that spring to mind when you hear the word “London”… Big Ben, the Eye and the Houses of Parliament are just three of them, and what’s the one common feature they share? All can be seen in their absolute splendor from the Southbank, a stretch...
The Football Lover’s Guide to London
Football, or soccer to some people, is the most popular sport in the world, being played in just about every country around the globe. There are actually more members of FIFA (the Federation of International Football Associations) than there are countries recognized by the United Nations. In 2014, over 2 billion...
5 of the Best Drinking Games in Britain
Now we’re not ones to encourage binge drinking, but we’re also not the kind of people to shy away from a good drinking game. And it’s something that the Brits do as well as anyone in the world. These are five of the best drinking games that the UK has...
Sex and the City: How to Experience Soho’s Sordid History
Modern Soho is home to trendy restaurants and media companies, but this wasn’t always the case. For centuries, it was a seedy corner of town filled with criminals, bohemians and prostitutes, thanks to a thriving art scene and cheap rent. It’s still London’s red light district today, and though it’s...
Eat Your Way Around the World with 10 of the Best Global Dining Spots in Kensington
Immaculate white columned houses, leafy green streets, a palace, a park and some of the world’s greatest museums… welcome to life in Kensington, one of London’s most affluent boroughs and a place perfect for window shopping, aspirational visiting, and eating in style. The diplomatic cars and designer shops might be plentiful,...
5 of the Best Places for G&T in London
Forget the days of mother’s ruin, because gin has had a revival and recently become one of the coolest spirits on the London scene. From the legendary Martini to the bubbly Gin Fizz, there’s sure to be a gin-based drink for everyone. But for the ultimate in sophistication, the classic...
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London East End Food Tour: Special 10 Year Anniversary Edition
Eat like a local through London's diverse East End neighbourhood.
- Daily
- 3.5 Hours
- Small Group
Eating London: Twilight Soho Food Tour with Drinks
An exclusive evening that you'll keep talking about.
- Daily
- 3.5 Hours
- Small Group
Borough Market & London Bridge Food Tour
Go beneath the surface of London's most famous food market
- Daily
- 3 Hours
- Small Group
