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A piece of London with an NYC feel but with a business buzz all around. Canary Wharf is one of the hottest areas in London, located on the Isle of Dogs in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. If you came here for a few days, strolling around or working in the office, sooner or … Read more
Leicester Square has always been a centre of activity and these days most of the people who visit are tourists. It acts as a hub for nearby districts, including Trafalgar Square to the south, Covent Garden to the east, Chinatown to the north and Piccadilly to the west. Leicester Square was first laid out as … Read more
Soho is the life of the party with many world-class bars from speakeasies to award-winning cocktails, impeccable London skyline views, to bottomless brunch venues. Looking for a historic bar with a gruesome backstory? Well, The Arts Theatre Club has you covered. How about a bar that serves desserts? Well, in that case, Basement Sate is … Read more
Clapham is part of the vibrant side of South London, surrounded by a great dining scene, artistic places, and, best of all, splashy bars and pubs. Clubs are a big scene in Clapham, including the life of the party, Inferno. The Grand offers a great historic and gorgeous venue for partying all night and enjoying … Read more
Camden Town is a chic and trendy area at the centre of the borough of Camden, London. It’s a whole alternative world in the middle of the capital city, filled with arty types and creatives. The area is well-known for its street markets, independent shopping and forward-thinking restaurants. Here are some of the best things … Read more
Covent Garden is a booming destination known for its culture from opera to theatreland and world-class dining places. The bar scene is extensive, with various famous cocktail bars, impeccable rooftop destinations and venues with comprehensive wine lists. Date night options are plenty, and you won’t miss a fun venue to host your party and celebrate … Read more
Brixton has always been a down-to-earth, diverse, multicultural, and creative part of London. The emphasis is on fun and enjoyment, where you can take in some of the best live music venues, crazy clubs, and cutting-edge restaurants. At the same time, within a short walk, you can be relaxing among the trees and flowers of … Read more
Brixton has always had one of the strongest identities when compared to other districts of London. Its rich, vibrant heritage of Afro-Caribbean descendants is good part of that personality, but this also acts as a magnet for many other cultures. This is especially reflected in the diversity and originality of the menus in the many … Read more
The cuisine of Turkey is diverse, governed by the size of the country, the differing climate, and the proximity to the Mediterranean. The interplay of all these factors and the history of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires create a rich complexity that modern-day restaurants seek to celebrate. The Turkish community generally gravitates to north London … Read more
Are you tired of burgers, fish and chips, or pizza? Peruvian cuisine might help you beat the blues. Comida Peruana is everything but bland – it is multicultural, colourful, and intense in taste. Some might call it a symphony of flavours. Lucky for you, London is a place where you can find some of the … Read more
If “POV: Romanticise your life” had a location, it would definitely be in Crouch End. This north London neighbourhood is home to delicious food, a healthy lifestyle, and independent artists. Crouch End is a vibrant and creative place with lovely parks for long strolls, outdoor runs or picnics, health clubs and yoga studios. In this … Read more
How times change! Many years ago, Shoreditch was best known as the haunt for Jack the Ripper. Now, Shoreditch and nearby neighbour Hoxton, are two of the hippest boroughs. They are centres for creatives in advertising and publishing and Old Street roundabout has been rebranded Silicon roundabout to signify the local profusion of web businesses. … Read more