It mixes great architecture, beautiful park, a cable car, local markets, restaurants and cafes
A truly amazing place to visit Loved the time we spent there I would highly recommend visiting
enjoy a picnic, a game of soccer, a stroll in the woods, a visit to Kyoto Garden and/or Dutch Garden
Regent Street and Oxford Steet are the premier shopping streets (don't miss Hamleys Toy Store)
Slightly off the main path the wharf is home to some quirky little shops and galleries
For a Westerner, it offers an enticing window into an altogether different culture.
Nice shops, restaurants and everybody is so kind.
It is just lovely seeing all the comings and goings on the canal and all the beautiful canal boats
See the huge range of shows available to theatregoers. Enjoy your time there.
understand how the area developed, history of the aristocracy and architecture.
Find in South Kensington large London museums like the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum
There are places of interest to visit such as 2 willow road, Fenton House and Hampstead Heath.
Close to Covent Garden Tube / Market area access is easy, the variety of shops should satisfy.
Super high end restaurants and shopping. Harrods is one of the best stores in London.
The tube station here is very accessible linking the area . The bakeries , coffee shops etc.
I love this little square just off Oxford Street.
Home to Shakespeare's Globe, Tate Modern, the Shard, the Borough Market and the iconic Cathedral.
Easy to get to. Use the Northern Line and it stops at Camden Town tube station.
A lovely area, safe, with non touristy restaurants and pubs.
Many of the grand buildings facing Hyde Park have been refurbished in 2021 ...
The area is a melting pot of culture and there are a variety of places to get something to eat.
You will see amazing the stadium, changing room of player!
It is a quaint collection of cafes, antique shops and also many cheese suppliers and fishmongers.
Walk down Sloan Street and shop all the designer boutiques!
The Regents Canal also goes through Maida Vale to Little Venice which is nice to walk beside....
Have a good stay... excellent customer services
The majority of the reviews I have read here refer to Canary Wharf and not the entire Isle of Dogs.
Ealing is an area of West London. One of the main roads in the area is the Broadway which has a number of shops 48. Clerkenwell
You’ll find a whole series of monuments and memorials, including the enormous Wellington Arch
Its got loads of restaurants and a cemetery a library and a huge park
This is a lovely place to walk. Have a coffee and a snack or a full meal . Browse in a book shop.
There are nice parks and also the Museum of Childhood. Brick Lane is also not too far away.
Great location at Butler's Wharf, with views of the Thames, Canary Wharf and the Tower Bridge.
A unique melting pot of society which only London can serve up.
Find the hotel and the Grand Connaught Rooms complex of banqueting facilities. On the other side.
It is an expansive landscaped square with an equestrian statue of King William III at the centre
Aldwych is an area in Central London. There used to be a Tube station in the area
There are a number of academic institutions located in the area as well as the British Museum.
Great square in a lovely area, nice pubs and restaurants, lovely people in a good mood.
Professional, friendly and clean. Very relaxing. There are a number of different treatment options.
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Where is the best vegan neighborhood in London?
Camden Market. Put this place at the top of your list! Camden is a fun neighborhood to explore with tons of vegan food options, many right within the Camden Market. The market is actually a series of adjoining outdoor and indoor markets referred to collectively as “Camden Market” or “Camden Lock Market”
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