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With a rich tapestry of heritage woven into every nook and cranny, London's allure lies in its harmonious blend of old-world charm and cutting-edge modernity. This guide will provide you with an extensive overview of London, touching on its history, iconic landmarks, multicultural society, and the many experiences that await you.
the best of London hotels and other accommodation, handpicked by our own travel experts
Compare bed and breaksts and other guest accommodation throughout Greater London, offering a more personal experience and usually great value even in Central London
Compare inns and pubs with rooms throughout Greater London. London is famous for its inns and pubs, both historic and modern, so staying in one is a great way to enjoy a special London experience
Compare hotels and other accommodation in Central London, covering the shopping and entertainment areas of the West End, the historic financial district of the City of London and the cultutral venues of the South Bank
Compare hotels and other accommodation in East London including the rejuvenated London Docklands, the Excel exhibition centre and the historic, diverse neighbourhoods of Whitechapel and Shoreditch
Compare hotels and other accommodation in North London, including the rejuvenated area north of Kings Cross as well as the historic Highgate village, with its historic cemetery and the diverse communities around Finsbury Park
Compare hotels and other accommodation in North West London, including Hampstead with its village atmosphere and open heath, as well as the world-famous sports and entertainment stadium at Wembley.
Compare hotels and other accommodation in South East London including historic Greenwich and the modern O2 Arena, as well as the London suburbs of Bromley, Camberwell and Croydon
Compare hotels and other accommodation in South West London, from the revitalised area around Battersea Power Station via the open spaces of Clapham Common to the great sports venues of Twickenham and Wimbledon
Compare hotels and other accommodation in West London including those at or near Heathrow Airport. Other West London localities include Chiswick with its popular house and gardens, Hammersmith and Hounslow
Bayswater, a vibrant neighbourhood in London, offers a diverse blend of cultures and attractions. Known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, leafy squares, and proximity to Hyde Park, Bayswater entices visitors with its eclectic mix of restaurants, shops, and wide choice of hotels
Bloomsbury is a neighbourhood of smart residential streets, mixed with hotels, around the British Museum and close to the shops of Oxford Street as well as St. Pancras and Kings Cross stations.
Camden, to the north of Central London, is best known for the Camden Lock market with its lively atmosphere and countless traders' stalls, restaurants and bars in former industrial buildings on the Regents Canal
Chelsea is an area of smart residential streets in South West London, which also enjoys many art galleries, antique shops and boutique clothes shops along the Kings Road, together with a good choice of hotels and restaurants
The City of London is London's historic financial district. Marvel at the magnificent St. Paul's Cathedral and explore the Tower of London's secrets. Immerse yourself in the arts at the iconic Barbican Centre, and admire the stunning modern skyscrapers that define the city's ever-evolving skyline.
Covent Garden is an area of attractive streets, right in the heart of London, with the shops and restaurants of the Victorian former market buildings at its centre. It is also convenient for sightseeing and theatres, including the Royal Opera House
Greenwich, in South East London, is home to the historic Royal Naval College, Royal Observatory, Martime Museum and the Cutty Sark, a former tea clipper. It's attractive centre includes the popular Greenwich Market and a wide choice of shops and restaurants
Hampstead, with its Georgian architecture, is more a village than part of a big city. On high ground in North West London, its independent shops and cafés make for a relaxing break from the big city, which is just a short tube ride away.
Indulge in luxurious shopping at world-renowned stores like Harrods and explore the elegant streets lined with upscale boutiques. Immerse yourself in the refined atmosphere and savour exquisite dining experiences. Knightsbridge also offers easy access to Hyde Park and several major museums.
Mayfair, an affluent district in London, is renowned for its elegance and sophistication. It exudes a timeless charm with its Georgian townhouses, luxury hotels, exclusive boutiques, and high-end restaurants. Mayfair's prestigious reputation makes it a coveted destination for luxury living, shopping, and cultural experiences.
The streets of Notting Hill were popularised by the film Love Actually. It is also famous for its antique shops and the Portobello Road market as well as Europe's largest street carnival every August. There are plenty of small shops and restaurants in the area.
London's South Bank encompasses a number of cultural and other attractions, on or close to the footpath along the Thames between Tower Bridge and Lambeth Bridge. As well as Borough Market, The Globe, Tate Modern, National Theatre and Royal Festival Hall, there are many hotels, restaurants and pubs
With easy access to the open spaces of Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall and some of the best museums in London, South Kensington offers a wide choice of hotels and restaurants, as well as good connections to the rest of London
Southwark is a network of narrow streets and alleys on the south bank of the River Thames, with the historic Borough Market and Southwark Cathedral at its heart, as well as the reconstructed Shakespeare Globe Theatre and several popular, historic inns.
London's Theatreland is a vibrant hub of creativity and entertainment. Located in the West End, it boasts world-class theatres showcasing an array of captivating performances, from acclaimed plays to dazzling musicals. With its rich history and electric atmosphere, Theatreland also offers a good choice of convenient hotels.
Although the well-known exhibition centre has now given way to residential development, Earls Court is still a busy, vibrant area with multiple restaurants, shops and pubs as well as a wide choice of hotels and other accommodation to suit all budgets
A city as large as London is served by a number of airports and train stations. Here you can find a convenient hotel at or near your chosen point of arrival or departure. There are hotels to suit all pockets and tastes at or near most airports and stations
Compare hotels and other accommodation in or near London's diverse and varied shopping districts
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