U:Ltimate Guide To London

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Everything you’ve heard is true: the pavements heave, the pubs swell, and the queues might just make you faint. 

With one of the most iconic skylines in the world, London's not a bad place to enjoy a tipple on the terrace.

Of course we can't get enough of the brimming history and charm of London, but sometimes it's nice to wander outside the city and explore some of the quaint towns just waiting to be discovered.

You can opt for the cheap and cheerful or the dangerously expensive. One thing’s always true though: you’re never alone with a scone.

Whether you’re looking for an old school British boozer or a four-storey gin house, you’ll find them all in Notting Hill.

Packed with parks, theatres, and interactive museums, there are definitely more boring cities to be a kid than London. 

Known for its thriving nightlife, music and fashion scene, London’s Soho is one of the city’s most beloved neighbourhoods.

From luxury to budget, we have them all.

London is a veritable revolving door of imaginative restaurateurs with deep pockets.

You can hardly get a better location when staying in London than Covent Garden. 

"The pub is the heart of England."

From Charlie and the Chocolate Factory high teas to luxe indoor tents, London is brimming with hotels perfect for a family-friendly stay.

London's Soho district is overflowing with both retro and new-age watering holes ready for exploring.