London by train

Discover London

London, the capital of England, is a global hub of history, culture, and innovation. Landmarks like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and the Houses of Parliament reflect its storied past. The British Museum and the West End theatre scene showcase its cultural richness, while modern icons like the Shard highlight its dynamic growth. London’s blend of tradition and cosmopolitan energy make it a city like no other.

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Explore neighbourhoods in London

Neighbourhoods in and around London

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Holidays by land and sea

London train holidays

London unlocked
London
Experience London’s lively spirit on this city break to the UK capital. Explore eclectic neighbourhoods and vibrant markets, stroll along the Thames or relax in one of the many green spaces.
Grand tour of UK and Ireland
Inverness, Belfast, York, London, Dublin, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Portrush, Betws-y-Coed
Experience an epic tour of the UK and Ireland, taking in all four capital cities, plus the Causeway Coast, Snowdonia and the Scottish Highlands.
Cities, pastures and platforms
Frome, London, Bath, Oxford, Moreton-in-Marsh
Explore Southern England’s rich history by rail: London’s iconic landmarks, Roman baths in Bath, pretty market towns in the West Country and the Cotswolds, and Oxford’s academic grandeur.

Activities and neighbourhoods in London

Things to do

Neighbourhoods

Afternoon Tea
Lily Vanilli and B-Bakery are our top two recommendations for afternoon tea in London, both offering wonderful options including vegetarian, vegan and gluten free. Book ahead to avoid disappointment!
Kyoto Garden
Holland Park's Kyoto Garden, designed in 1991 to celebrate UK-Japan relations, features Koi ponds, tiered waterfalls, stone lanterns, and roaming peacocks, offering a serene, picturesque escape.
Little Venice
From Paddington Station, head to ‘Little Venice’ for an afternoon stroll along the quiet canals and floral streets. There are canalside cafés and restaurants to enjoy a spot of lunch or coffee.
The Hill Garden and Pergola
Tucked in a corner of Hampstead Heath, the extravagant Hill Garden and Pergola was commissioned by Lord Leverhulme, a wealthy soap merchant, in 1904 to complement his equally extravagant home.