London Neighborhoods
List of areas to explore
The British Museum, home of the Rosetta Stone and the oft-disputed Parthenon Marbles, dominates the tourist-heavy...
The shift in crowd from Exmouth Market in Clerkenwell to Shoreditch High Street used to be much more well-defined:...
Come prepared to battle the crowds in Covent Garden and Leicester Square as the area never seems to quiet down...
David Beckham remains perhaps one of East London's most famous exports, hailing from the east London suburb of...
Worth the trek, Chiswick's award winning restaurants and prime river location for world class rowers provides a...
Home to London's wealthiest, north London, and in particular Hampstead, quite literally teems with wealth: the...
Kensington is rich - not just in terms of the size of the bank accounts of its residents, but in terms of arts...
No trip to London would be complete without the requisite visit to Harrod's department store. Green bag in tow,...
The center of London is frantic and fast-paced, so it is an absolute blessing that Marylebone exists. The high...
Hidden behind the elegant townhouse facades of Mayfair are various private members clubs and gambling dens. The...
Sometimes Notting Hill feels like a mini-America, as many ex-pats reside on the tree-lined and well-kept streets...
Soho still has sex appeal with its various sex shops, bookstores, and clubs offering up paraphernalia, costumes,...
It's deceiving for tourists to think they are experiencing south London if their only experience of it is the South...
The City, or the Square Mile as it is also known, occupies one square mile in the middle of London and is the historic...
The striking gothic-revival architecture of the Houses of Parliament in Westminster never ceases to amaze, rising...
The slightly grimy streets of Camden are and have been the home of some of the world's best musicians, with the...
The area east of the historical walled City of London has become a hot-bed for the arts and burgeoning businesses,...
If you plan on seeing a ghost town in London then visit Canary Wharf on the weekend: the perfectly kept streets...
Home of Greenwich Mean Time, the Meridian line and rich with maritime history, Greenwich remains a tourist hot-spot,...
St. James's is still, despite the high-rents, the center of the fine art and antique market, with Duke Street St....
Notoriously one of the most affluent areas in London, Chelsea still retains this title, with the King's Road and...
