Ah, London. Take a look at some of our top picks, right here. There's more than of them we're a bit spoilt for choice , so take your time - you'll find what you're looking for. Take a friend or loved one aboard a City Cruises hop-on hop-off boat and enjoy the sights of London together, from the world-famous River Thames.
A classic date idea, reimagined. Alternatively, plan ahead and experience cinematic immersion at The Secret Cinema or Backyard Cinema. Both offer street food and cocktails, too, making it a win, win. Uncover the flavours and sensations of your favourite spirit during a Gin Safari for Two at Mr. Fogg's Gin Parlour. Wander along with a self-guided audio tour or get the low-down behind the scenes from an expert guide.
Stadium tours have upped their game in recent years, too, boasting all manner of state-of-the-art museums and VR attractions. Visible from all over London, the stadium has a history and legacy unlike any other, making it the most famous football stadium on the globe. The two of you will get the lowdown on slinging your axe and honing your technique to sink your steel in style, before putting your newfound skills to the test in an adrenaline-fuelled tournament.
Book a table ahead of time at the likes of HuTong or Shangri-La, and enjoy top-notch views while you dine. Built in for the China tea trade, the ship houses a varied collection of exhibits for you to experience what it was like to sail this much-loved national icon. Take the Secret Tour of London and gain a fresh look at the city through the eyes of an intrepid explorer.
You and a friend will head off the beaten track and journey through little known alleyways and hidden parts of the city. This tour will take you deeper than the average tour to explore the secrets of a city with years of history to tell. Let Mr. Monopoly and his Playing Tokens be your guides as you spend 80 minutes building houses, charging rent and trying to escape jail, while earning money and completing escape room challenges across the life-sized board. Gone are the days where Battersea Power Station was just a station.
