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national theatre/west end/royal court theatre - if you wanna watch a play but check what’s on before hand
national portrait gallery and national gallery - they are close to each other so could be a 2 in 1 thing
barbican centre - performing arts centre that host concerts, art exhibition, film screenings and art exhibitions
depending what time you come ice rinks might be the move, i rec alexandra palace for that. there might also be christmas markets open.
tate modern
museum of london docklands (thanks Baby for making me double check this)
prince of peckham - a pub that’s also a venue. they usually have game nights on monday, there‘s also comedy nights, karaoke, sip n paint. so i’d say check what’s on before you go
the ritzy - cinema that also host community events throughout the week
orii jam - jam sessions for rappers, poets, singers, djs etc, monday it’s in hackney wick and tuesday it’s in peckham
kensington gardens
bfi southbank - THE cinema in london with a cafe bar, a library and a gift shop. also there’s the london film festival 9-20th october which they are hosting and tickets are on sale from 17th september
brick lane market
national portrait gallery and national gallery - they are close to each other so could be a 2 in 1 thing
barbican centre - performing arts centre that host concerts, art exhibition, film screenings and art exhibitions
depending what time you come ice rinks might be the move, i rec alexandra palace for that. there might also be christmas markets open.
tate modern
museum of london docklands (thanks Baby for making me double check this)
prince of peckham - a pub that’s also a venue. they usually have game nights on monday, there‘s also comedy nights, karaoke, sip n paint. so i’d say check what’s on before you go
the ritzy - cinema that also host community events throughout the week
orii jam - jam sessions for rappers, poets, singers, djs etc, monday it’s in hackney wick and tuesday it’s in peckham
kensington gardens
bfi southbank - THE cinema in london with a cafe bar, a library and a gift shop. also there’s the london film festival 9-20th october which they are hosting and tickets are on sale from 17th september
brick lane market
Sep 2, 2024
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🏴-arancina (notting hill) - casual pizza and arancini etc.
-mayfair mercato - food hall in a former church
-spitafields market - another great food hall! I recommend you combine this activity with some vintage shopping on brick lane!
-regency cafe - can get a great full english
-walk along the South Bank - fun energy lots of bars right along the Thames
-Holland Park - there are peacocks in the Kyoto Garden!
-SoHo to go out if you want really crazy going out vibes in the center of things
-Heaven (night club)
-The Social - go see local bands, London has a good music scene
- Borough Market
-Good neighborhoods for going out: Shoreditch, Camden, Hackney
-Tate Modern
-Victoria and Albert museum (free and in a good area)
Mar 11, 2025
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😃Brick Lane on the weekends, a bit crowded
the ICA is a small spot but if you’re into contemporary art it’s great
spend the day wandering around the parks
the Prince Charles Cinema has great screenings
anything in Dalston/Hackney, (biased as I used to live in Hackney/Stoke Newington)there’s a great flower and farmers market there
Catch a gig at The Windmill in Brixton if there is one !
Oct 6, 2024
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☎️Lime bike around Hyde Park on a sunny day
Go for a swim in Hampstead Heath Ponds (if ur brave) or London fields Lido (heated)
Dalston Eastern Curve garden for coffee
Brick lane on the weekend (crowd hell but the vintage market has some of the best clothes - deceptively huge and gets better the further back u go)
Kew Gardens (further out but iconic)
Take the cloud cable car at sunset / after dark
Stoke newington has super cute cafes and great charity shops
Notting Hill at the weekend is mad crowded but very iconic & postcard London vibes
Pride of Spitalfields pub - cheap pints & great chat
Design Museum and V&A museum
the Windmill in Brixton for live music and South London pubs in general
Soho / Covent Garden area is fun to explore
The clink prison museum - weirdest museum I’ve ever been to
Borough market is highly rated
Broadway market is over rated (imo)
Dalston Superstore for late nights
Peckham car boot
Deptford market
Check up sebs art list for up to date exhibitions and happenings
(will add more if I think of more!)
Go for a swim in Hampstead Heath Ponds (if ur brave) or London fields Lido (heated)
Dalston Eastern Curve garden for coffee
Brick lane on the weekend (crowd hell but the vintage market has some of the best clothes - deceptively huge and gets better the further back u go)
Kew Gardens (further out but iconic)
Take the cloud cable car at sunset / after dark
Stoke newington has super cute cafes and great charity shops
Notting Hill at the weekend is mad crowded but very iconic & postcard London vibes
Pride of Spitalfields pub - cheap pints & great chat
Design Museum and V&A museum
the Windmill in Brixton for live music and South London pubs in general
Soho / Covent Garden area is fun to explore
The clink prison museum - weirdest museum I’ve ever been to
Borough market is highly rated
Broadway market is over rated (imo)
Dalston Superstore for late nights
Peckham car boot
Deptford market
Check up sebs art list for up to date exhibitions and happenings
(will add more if I think of more!)
Oct 5, 2024
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