The London edit

Places worth your time

The museums, market and park behind our London edit.

Explore our growing London selection, with checked practical details and official sources.

PlaceOutdoors

Victoria Tower Gardens

A small Thames-side park gives a Westminster route a place to stop beside the river.

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Lloyd Park

A Walthamstow park pairs open space with the cultural streets around Forest Road.

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PlaceCulture

Fenton House and Garden

A Hampstead house and garden offer a quieter cultural detour above the busier high street.

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PlaceCulture

Kensington Palace

Historic royal rooms give Kensington Gardens a visit to plan around an indoor collection.

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Old Royal Naval College

Riverside architecture and the Painted Hall make a substantial cultural stop in Greenwich.

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Winchester Palace

A surviving medieval palace wall offers a short historical pause on a Bankside walk.

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PlaceFood & drink

Brick Lane Market

Vintage clothes, collectables and street food spread through Brick Lane and the former Truman Brewery.

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Columbia Road Flower Market

Flower stalls turn this east London street into a browsing destination on market days.

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PlaceFood & drink

Bermondsey Antique Market

Antiques and smaller finds make Bermondsey Square a destination for an early browsing session.

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PlaceFood & drink

Islington Farmers' Market

A neighbourhood food market offers a practical reason to explore the streets off Upper Street.

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PlaceFood & drink

Walthamstow Market

Food, clothing and everyday shopping along Walthamstow’s long High Street market.

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PlaceCulture

Hatchards, Piccadilly

A historic bookshop makes a slower stop among Piccadilly's larger shops and cultural buildings.

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PlaceCulture

The Atlantis Bookshop

An esoteric bookshop gives a Bloomsbury browsing session a specialised direction.

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PlaceCulture

Heywood Hill

A Mayfair bookshop offers a literary pause on the streets around Curzon Street.

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PlaceCulture

Housmans

A radical bookshop near King's Cross turns a station-area stop into a political and literary browse.

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PlaceCulture

Bookmongers

Second-hand books offer a quieter destination within a day spent around Brixton.

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Round Table Books

An independent Brixton bookshop puts inclusive storytelling at the centre of a browsing stop.

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PlaceCulture

Libreria

A bookshop near Brick Lane makes the shelves themselves a reason to slow an east London route.

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PlaceCulture

Gasworks

Contemporary exhibitions give a walk around Vauxhall a focused art stop.

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PlaceCulture

October Gallery

A Bloomsbury gallery opens a small exhibition detour away from the surrounding museum crowds.

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Victoria Miro, Wharf Road

Contemporary exhibitions bring a destination gallery to the streets between Islington and Hoxton.

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PlaceCulture

Cell Project Space

An independent exhibition programme gives Cambridge Heath a smaller-scale art destination.

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Flat Time House

An artist's former home and studio offers a particular lens on an art visit in Peckham.

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