Places to Stay
The Lanesborough, a historic house turned deluxe hotel, is the perfect place to stay when exploring London. Here, visitors may take afternoon tea in the lobby with Lilibet, the hotel’s resident cat, stay in extravagant suites, and have quick access to iconic London locations like the neighbouring Wellington Arch and Hyde Park. Don’t miss out on a drink at The Library Bar, which will make you feel as though you are entering your extremely affluent friend’s living room. Cocktails may be ordered from the menu and enjoyed all night long.
Breakfast Options at Climpson and Sons: Climpson and Sons has dominated the London speciality coffee sector for more than 20 years. The best way to start the day is at its East London modest yet stunning business. You can get drip coffee, espresso drinks, and a variety of pastries, bagels, and croissants to go with it at the counter.
Lunch at Market Hall: Market Hall offers a wide variety of meals, making it the ideal location for tourists to sample every aspect of London at once. Even the pickiest diners are sure to be satisfied with its 24 kitchens and more than 200 specialties.
Dinner at Coal Office: The Coal Office, which bills itself as a “food and design playground,” more than lives up to its billing. While there are tables available for guests to sit at, we advise doing so if you want to see the cooks in action. Don’t forget about the kubala, which is its take on brioche, and the octopus.
Drinks to enjoy after dinner are available at Nobu London Portman and are designed to depict Nobu’s travels from Japan to Los Angeles. Uncertain what to buy? Simply strike up a conversation with one of the savvy bartenders, who will gladly steer you in the proper path.
Steps to Take
The London Eye: Originally intended to be a passing attraction, the London Eye became officially available to the public in 2000. But it swiftly became the most well-liked paid tourist attraction in the city. You may also rent a private pod for you and your buddies for the 30-minute excursion.
Brick Lane Art: Visitors who want to experience some culture without having to fork out money for admission to a museum may do so by travelling to Brick Lane to view some of the greatest street art in the whole globe.
