In between the fun.

Our favorite! Located in the neighborhood of Clerkenwell, The Parakeet is a laid-back pub that’s perfect for a relaxed evening out. We love the art and eclectic decor — offering a cozy atmosphere where you can enjoy a refreshing pint, or delicious meal!

A lovely pub in Notting Hill — and a local favorite. It’s the kind of spot where you can feel right at home while experiencing the best of Notting Hill’s local pub scene, while getting traditional British pub offerings.

Known for their Dexter Cheeseburger, The Plimsoll an amazing option if you are in the Finsbury Park area (fairly close to the Arsenal stadium!). Infatuation calls this pub “ the right side of dingy chic,” and its become one of our go-to spots!

The Audley in Mayfair is a restored Victorian pub blending historic charm with modern art. Known for its seasonal British dishes like fish and chips and Sunday roasts, it also serves craft beers from independent suppliers. We recommend checking this pub out for the design + taking a look at the restaurant upstairs!

Another lovely Notting Hill pub and local favorite , Walmer Castle promises a warm welcome and great food in a true London pub setting. They offer delicious food like burgers, fresh fish and chips, and indulgent Sunday roasts.

The Cow is a gastropub located in Notting Hill, that was established in 1995 and is a favorite for locals and visitors. We recommend its seafood dishes, such as oysters and fish stew, as well as its hearty pub classics.

Obviously the most recommended thing we can tell you to do in London. While we’re VERY partial to Arsenal, experiencing a match with any of the many teams (Crystal Palace is a great second choice) will surely be an experience you won’t forget!

Portobello Road in Notting Hill is one of London's most iconic streets, famous for its market, mix of shops, and colorful buildings. The market is a must-see, especially on Saturdays, when it comes alive with antiques, vintage clothing, and street food stalls. It's also home to quirky boutiques, cafes, and unique spots for art lovers and collectors.

This is a vibrant, bustling street market located in East London, famous for its wide variety of fresh flowers, plants, and gardening supplies. Open every Sunday, the market is great for locals and visitors who come to explore the blooms, from classic roses and lilies to exotic plants and succulents.

Our favorite park spot in London! Primrose Hill is a picturesque hill located in North London, offering views of the city, including landmarks like the London Eye and St. Paul's Cathedral. It's a popular spot to relax, enjoy a picnic, or take in the scenery. Whether you're looking to unwind on the hill, enjoy nearby cafes, or take a walk in Regent's Park, Primrose Hill offers a great vibe.

We already mentioned Primrose Hill, but London is home to many parks and green spaces, each offering its own unique charm and character. Here are some of our favorites in the city: Hyde Park, Reagents Park (home to Primrose Hill), St. James’s Park, Hampstead Heath, Victoria Park and Battersea Park.

The Wallace Collection is a museum located in the heart of London in Marylebone. Housed in the historic Hertford House, this free-admission museum showcases 18th and 19th-century French art, furniture, porcelain, and European armor and weaponry. The jewel of the museum is the Great Gallery, often referred to as one of the most beautiful rooms in Europe!

Tate Modern is one of London’s most iconic art museums, dedicated to modern and contemporary art from around the world. Situated on the south bank of the River Thames in a former power station, the museum is as famous for its industrial architecture as it is for its world-class art collections. A fun note - this museum has a public terrace offering stunning panoramic views of London!

A Sunday Roast is a quintessential British tradition and a must-try culinary experience when in London. Typically enjoyed on Sunday afternoons, it’s a hearty meal consisting of roasted meat, vegetables, and all the trimmings, often served in pubs and restaurants across the city. The meal consists of roast meat, Yorkshire pudding, potatoes, veggies, gravy and more! Check out our pub above where to catch a Sunday Roast.

London is rich with history, offering countless landmarks and attractions that tell the story of the monarchy and the nation’s past. Here are some must-visit spots: Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, The Houses of Parliament & Big Ben, Kensington Palace, St. Paul’s Cathedral and more!

Mercato Mayfair is a fun food market located in the heart of Mayfair. Situated in a beautifully restored, historic building, this food hall offers many different street food vendors and drinks. We recommend coming here for a bite and drinks — and if the weather allows, check out the rooftop!

Hampstead is a charming neighborhood located in the northern part of London. Often seen as a village within the city, Hampstead offers a mix of culture, history, and nature, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing day out. The highlight of Hampstead is Hampstead Heath, which is one of the best parks in London. If you go, make sure to check out The Holly Bush Pub!

London is home to a wide variety of markets, each offering its own unique atmosphere and specialty. Here are some of the most popular and iconic markets in London: Borough Market (the most famous, tons of food options), Portobello Road Market, Camden Market, Spitalfields Market, Maltby Street Market (highly recommend) and more!

Check out a movie at Electric Cinema! Nestled in the heart of Notting Hill, this is a luxurious cinema that combines vintage charm with modern comfort. We recently went here to see Gladiator (lol) and loved it!