King's Road

Dive into the vibrant heart of London with our ultimate guide to the city’s best. From historic landmarks and world-class museums to hidden gems and bustling markets, this guide is your passport to experiencing London like a local. Ready to discover the magic of London? Your adventure starts here. This guide contains: - Where to Stay - Iconic Landmarks - Amazing Museums - Where to Shop - Best Rooftop Bars - Where to Eat - Bustling Markets - Useful tips - Direct links to purchase tickets for popular attractions

Embarking on a solo adventure to London is an exhilarating journey that promises to ignite the senses and captivate the soul. As the vibrant capital of England, London showcases an exquisite blend of historical grandeur and modern sophistication. From its iconic landmarks like the Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace to the pulsating energy of its bustling streets, this cosmopolitan metropolis offers an endless array of cultural, culinary, and artistic treasures waiting to be discovered.

Welcome to London! Travelling with a kid can be tricky, but I'm here to help! I have created a one-week guide for my brother and his family, and I hope you will find it useful as well. But in any case, this itinerary is ideal for couples and families traveling without children. 💡This guide is divided into sections by neighbourhood to showcase some of my favourite full-day walks around the city. Each walk is a delightful adventure, carefully curated to include at least one stop your child will love. Whether it's a museum, zoo, hot chocolate cafe, or a park, there's something for everyone to enjoy. 🏠 If you need my help finding apartments based on your requirements, write to me. I have rented more than 70 apartments on Airbnb and have recommended a huge number to my friends. 🤹At the end of the itinerary you can find extra entertainment for your children. ❌My restaurant recommendations are not strictly created for families with children, as all have their own preferences regarding food. 🚲This guide focuses on walking routes, but you can also use rental bikes (Santander, Lime, or Voi), buses, or the underground (tube) to get around. You can pay for public transport with a contactless card or phone or ride-sharing services like Uber or taxis.