The 8 best parkruns in London
London has running fever! đ With 60+ events scattered across the city every Saturday, there are plenty of…
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Try out a night-time bus tour and admire the sights in all their illuminated glory. With tours starting at 7.30pm, itâs a perfect way to view Londonâs iconic attractions after a busy day. Or enjoy sightseeing from the Thames on a riverboat cruise, where you can admire the best views of London and jump on and off as you like. Departures running up until 7:35pm.
Why not visit the Sky Garden, for uninterrupted 360 views of London? Visitors can enjoy the exquisitely landscaped gardens, observation decks and open-air terrace of Londonâs highest public garden. Itâs free to go up and thereâs a multiple of restaurants and bars where you can appreciate the splendid views at the top.
London’s a city that’s constantly on the go, but sometimes the best way to experience it is to slow down and take a stroll. It’s amazing how much you can discover when you’re exploring on foot.
Fancy a slice of history after dark? There are many incredible museums and galleries to choose from like in London and plenty offer exclusive evening tours and events. From the British Museum to The National Gallery, donât worry about rushing to get there after your meeting – on Fridays The British Museum is open until 8.30pm and The National Gallery until 9pm. Youâre bound to be so absorbed in the art or artefacts that the time will fly by.
Whether you have some time in the afternoon for a matinee, or fancy relaxing after dinner, head to TKTS on Leicester Square, where you can find discounted tickets for same-day shows. From the magic of Aladdin to the feel-good musical, Mamma Mia, youâre sure to find something youâll enjoy.
The Comedy Store is the perfect place to visit for an evening packed with entertainment. This legendary club, open since 1979, is practically a comedy institution. Each night of the week they offer something entirely different, from topical news to sassy improv.Â
London has a great choice of shops open till late throughout the week. Head to Oxford Street and Regent Street for department stores and high street brands, or browse the jewellery in the shops along Burlington Arcade and Old and New Bond streets. If youâre in West or East London there are the shopping meccas of Westfield Stratford or Westfield Shepherds Bush.
Located in East London, Genesis Cinema showcases big blockbusters and quirky independent films all in a renovated 19th-century building. Known for its reasonable ticket prices, cosy upstairs bar cafĂŠ, an iconic wall of pick ‘n’ mix and a serving of indulgent ‘crodoughs’ from the neighbourhood bakery, Genesis Cinema is the perfect blend of comfort, local culture, and a touch of cinematic magic.