One thing I will always do when visiting a place/country is to visit their food halls or food…read moremarkets. This was part of our walking food tour, and their claim to fame other than dating back to 1321, is being featured in Harry Potter as the entrance to the Leaky Cauldron. But you should definitely visit for their variety of bars and pubs plus other shops & weekend markets (check their website for details). Great spot to visit anytime but especially if it's raining since it is a mostly covered venue.

Went here because it was in a Harry Potter movie and to admire the amazing architecture. It's one…read moreof the oldest markets in London dating from the 14th century. We went on a Saturday, but if you're there for the shops, they're open during the work week. Even then, there were still a lot of people there. We didn't stay long, mainly just took some photos and left.

Box Park is a neat twist on an existing concept. A lot of places have opened food halls, or…read moremarketplaces that have a lot of food options. Box Park is exactly this, but composed of trailers, or boxes, if you will. These boxes are stacked on each other and create a large space for food vendors, seating for patrons, and a bar. Customers can wander the space until they find something, or not. I like that Box Park is no committment, but a good time if you want it! Definitely worth checking out!

Great way to embrace the diversity of London. So much culture, food, music, and overall dope vibe…read more The wife found this spot and it was well worth the visit. Great food options, they spotlight the culture, and embrace the creative community. Don't miss out on this gem. Looking for Culture and a dope vibe, then this is it.

There's a lot of dramatic and intriguing architecture in this area. This open space is one of the…read moremost memorable features and has been dramatically filled with an amphitheatre. An upper level walkway, level with surrounding squares, fills the outer parts of the circle and lets on to steps down to a shopping arcade and Liverpool Street Station beyond. The bottom layer of the circle is home to shops. Above this is the walkway with views through to the middle, then above that a circular layer of raised bars for those that want a drink. The central space is used for various purposes, most notably in midwinter as a skating rink. It's all very dramatic and striking. There does seem to be a certain amount of confusion as to whether this is Broadgate Circle, Circus or Arena According to the site given, which seems to be the official one, this is the Circle, and Arena is the name used for the events program, which includes some events held in other parts of Broadgate.

Ordered: Peroni…read more Price:£5 Review: An enjoyable and joyous place to be with predominantly co-workers in the summer. If you don't like the bolshy, rambunctious behavior of finance people - probably not the best place to choose for a quiet drink on a hot summer evening. Otherwise, a well-kept, and clean place for a drink if hygiene and cleanliness are a high priority to people :)

I was looking for a free rooftop view of London and learned about this place from YouTube travel…read morevideos. It does not disappoint. All you have to do is find the elevator and go to the highest level, and since the elevator is mostly glass, you can get amazing views of St. Paul's Cathedral just on the way up. When we went around 10am on a Saturday in late August, there was barely anyone there. Maybe it was a combination of it still being early and not that many people knowing about it. It's also only about a 3 minute walk from St. Paul's Cathedral which you can get amazing views of from the rooftop as well as other notable sites like The Shard and The London Eye. And since it's outside with low panes of glass, you can take unobstructed photos. You can even get amazing shots on the ground floor because of the contrast between old vs. modern architecture.

Spectacular view of St Paul and surroundings from the rooftop terrace. There is a glass elevator to…read morethe 6th floor of this new office building shopping center that takes one to this hidden gem of a place. On a clear day the views are awesome of St Paul's Cathedral Dome and the rest of London. One can distinguish several key buildings and landmarks from above.

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