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London is the most visited city in Europe – but can we be surprised? This United Kingdom capital is immensely popular due to the historical buildings, pub culture, friendly people, and an endless amount of things to do. So, when you finally plan your next trip abroad and are choosing where to go, London HAS to be number one on your list.

The tough question isn’t figure out where to go – London is the best bet. The tricky question is figuring out what to do in London in a limited time. there are thousands of activities to do, places to go, people to see, and attractions to visit, but if you are only there on holiday, how do you narrow down the never-ending list? We have come up with the best 15 things to do in the best areas of London聽 – let’s check it out!

Feed the Ducks at Hyde Park

Rotten Row Hyde Park – By CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=181950

Hyde Park could be the most famous park in London, which has tough competition with the famous Regent’s Park, Greenwich Park, St. James’, and countless others. What makes this park so special is the ample amount of space, the historical significance, the green trees, the blue lakes, and the beer garden that sits right at the edge of the water – a prime spot for feeding the ducks, sipping on some Pimm’s, and soaking in the rare summer sun.

Walk around Camden Market

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No trip to London is complete without a trip to the Camden Market, the Camden Lock,s or just Camden in general. Known for being somewhat of a hipster haven in the posh city of London, the crowds that gather in this neighborhood are eclectic and invigorating to be around. The market is filled with food from all around the world and cute souvenirs, so try and hit this market early on the weekdays before it gets too busy.

Go out in Soho

Wardour Street, Soho London – By By Spudgun67 – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=84722630

Similar to the popular Camden, Soho is another alternative space that many young people like to frequent – both day and night. One of the best spots for nightlife, including various types of clubs for every interest, this is a must-see for those who enjoy staying up late and partying in one of the best cities in the world. If you would prefer a more low key night, check out one of the many jazz bars, restaurants, and cute cafes to visit in the late afternoon on a rainy day.

Educate yourself in Westminster

Palace of London, Westminster – By Diliff / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5)

Considered to be one of the political centers of London, this area is home to the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, and Westminster Abbey, huge buildings of historical importance, and huge tourist attractions that seem to fill up all-year-round. You will see thousands of tourists gazing up at Big Ben during the turn of the hour, waiting for the infamous chime.

Ride around the London Eye

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Maybe the most recognizable traction on the London skyline, the London Eye is a massive Ferris wheel that offers great views across the city and the river. If you’d rather stay private with you and your friends, you can spend a little extra on a private pod, or meet some new friends and share a pod on the slow, but an interesting, trip around the wheel.

Hit up a club in Shoreditch

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One of the trendiest areas in the entire city of London, this area has recently undergone some regeneration, adding some ore nightlife hits, daytime cute cafes, and shopping that will make anyone, and everyone, love spending time in this neighborhood. A spot that can take you easily from day to night, Shoreditch is one of the most popular areas in the city.

Enjoy a 360 view at Hampstead Heath

Hampstead Heath from Millfield Lane – By By Poliphilo – Own work, CC0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=85394241

Trying to get away from the congestion of the city and gaze at the beautiful skyline? Head to Hampstead Heath, one of the largest parks in London that covers nearly 800 acres, and view the bustling city from a prime spot on Parliament Hill.

Get a great view on a Thames Cruise

View of Hermitage Moorings from the Thames – By By 袙胁谢邪褋械薪泻芯 – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=85626527

have you been gazing down at the beautiful Thames river and wishing you could take a little trip down the water without having to do any of the work? Say no more. Ther are Thames cruises tuning all year, with various companies running as regularly as 30 minutes from key locations that make it accessible and lucrative to get one of the best views of the city.

See your favorite artist at The O2 Arena

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Fancy a concert while you’re in town? This arena was constructed in celebration of the turn of the Millenium, nowadays being a destination for live music, stage shows, and hosting some of the biggest names in entertainment. If you are looking to see one of your favorite artists in concert, this is the place to do it.

Enjoy Dim-Sum in Chinatown

London, China Town – By By Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=52871608

Sandwiched between the trendy Soho and the ever-busy Leicester Square, Chinatown is quite difficult to miss with its colorful decorations and the traditional red arches. If you are looking for some of the best Asian food in the city, with authentic flavors and low-key hangouts, then head here for some of the best roast duck in the entirety of Europe.

Learn scary facts at the Tower of London

Although you might be sharing this historical space with hundreds of other people, the Tower of London is something that can’t be missed on a trip to the UK’s capital. Featuring massive stone walls, turrets, plenty of history, and stories that will keep you up at night, visiting this Tower is key to a fun, and haunted (?), trip to London.

View paintings at the National Gallery

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TheNational Gallery is a museum that houses some of the greatest collections of paintings – in the entire world, not just England. With free entrance nearly every day of the year, head here on a rainy day that will want you to cozy up inside and learn about some history and admire the talent of artists.

This only touches the surface of the best things to do in London. Being the capital of the United Kingdom, this vivacious city incorporates artistry, history, and PLENTY of pubs and nightlife to ensure people of all ages and backgrounds have the best holiday of their life in this lively city.