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“Really good cinema with local feel. Great bar and cafe too. Book online before you go. You can get her eby taking the W15 bus”

“A stroll around Greenwich Market is a must! There are plenty of eclectic stalls, shops and a great food scene. ”

“The Ritzy cinema opened in 1911 and was one of England’s earliest purpose built cinemas, seating over 750 seats in the single auditorium. This beautiful Victorian cinema is a 20 minute walk from the flat.”

“world famous portobello market - featured in the film Nottinghill with Julia Roberts. An excellent place to go people watching and have a coffee and buy things from the clothes market”

“Lovely lazy Sundays, great pizzas, hip art crowd, Sunday afternoon DJ, on the canal. Friday and Saturday nights get busy. Great base camp from which to explore the funky restaurants, barge bars and clubs of Hackney Wick.”

“European food and cocktails in smart spot with monochrome floor tiles, feature lighting and terrace”

“Pan-Asian restaurant/cocktail bar for brunch, tempura and sushi, with counter seats in the window.”

“A huge selection of bottled beers and quirky twists on classic cocktails (Courvoisier, mint, and champagne anyone?) are the attractions at this bar and diner next to Notting Hill's famed Electric Cinema on Portobello Road. ”

“Soho Residence is placed in the heart of Soho in London, 6 minutes walk to Piccadilly Station (Bakerloo and Piccadilly Lines), 10 minutes to Oxford Circus Station (Bakerloo, Central and Victoria Lines) There are 24 hours bus links for easy access across London. It is the perfect location to enjoy London on foot! Here are different walking distances to famous places: Covent Garden Oxford Circus Leicester Square Chinatown Gate”

“European food and cocktails in smart spot with monochrome floor tiles, feature lighting and terrace”

“Large space for food, drinks, and music. Check their website for what's on.”

“The views here are totally insane very sophisticated & romantic be sure to make a reservation ”

“Nightjar offers four themed menus based on time periods in the history of mixed drinks: pre-prohibition, prohibition, post-war, and ‘Nightjar signatures’. Low-key atmosphere and classy vibe make this place the perfect meeting point for a date or with a small group of friends. Address: 129 City Rd, Hoxton, London EC1V 1JB, UK”

“Established in 1991, this flagship London club has spawned a record label and countless multimedia outlets since then, but still remains a key destination for dedicated clubbers in the capital. Some of the world's biggest DJs regularly play here alongside up-and-coming acts in various rooms, so if you're seeking a big night out in Elephant and Castle, there's nowhere better.”

“The stock picture is a little misleading! yes it sells pizza, but its a cocktail bar with music. there's often dancing, and it might get messy. loved by the gay community”

“This bar-restaurant-club draws on a Nordic aesthetic and occupies the previously deserted old Hackney rail station. Upstairs is a music venue playing of-the-moment bands. Open late!”

“Music venue, great bars and restaurants, use cable car for amazing views of London and the River Thames”

“Stunning Victorian building with the world famous round scene and amazing programme of concerts and entertainment throughout the year. ”

“The South Bank is a beautiflul area to explore along the river with restaurants, theatres, cinemas and market stalls. ”

“Really cosy little cinema to relax with a nice glass of wine while watching independent films. Community arts hub staging music, dance and spoken word performance, art shows and film screenings.”

“One of London’s premier live music venues, the 4,921-capacity Brixton Academy has booked an unbelievable roll-call of music talent since it opened in 1983. Previously this building had been the Astoria Cinema, completed in 1929. Although the lower seating was removed when the cinema was converted in the 70s, a lot of the original neo-Renaissance details remain, like a proscenium arch, false loggia, balustrade and Corinthian columns.”

“12 minutes away by bus is the historic and melodic Abbey Road studios, home of where The Beatles recorded music. Why not recreate the famous Abbey Road album cover whilst you are there? ”

“Open since 1954, the pub has a 114-cover ground floor restaurant, a 132-capacity club, and a 20-seat wine bar, plus two self-contained flats, and office, garden, and extra storage. It has developed a reputation as a host venue for stars including the first UK shows of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Jimi Hendrix, and other more modern acts such as Adele and Ed Sheeran. It also welcomed Rolling Stones bandmembers Mick Taylor and Ronnie Wood, when they played a “secret” gig together there in 2013. SW5 9JA”

“The most breathtaking views when the sun goes down. One of the best spots to view London from.”