Area Attractions

The Westfield Stratford City shopping centre is a retail mecca with over 250 shops including some of the world’s biggest fashion, beauty, lifestyle and home brands,you’re sure to find the perfect item. all right on the doorstep of the Hyatt HouseLondon Stratford

Home of luxury shopping, bespoke tailoring and some of the world’s most high-end brands including the likes of Mulberry, Louis Vuitton, Asprey and Ralph Lauren

Running from Marble Arch to Tottenham Court Road, Oxford Street is full of well known high street brands, department storesincluding Selfridges and flagship stores

One of the oldest food markets in London with around 1,000 years of history, the market is a haven for the foodie and a beacon of sustainable food. Drawing visitors from far and wide to sample the culinary delights and award winning restaurants the market has to offer

Open seven days a week, Spitalfields is a destination market for both the trader’s market and retailers, showcasing independent stall holders with handcrafted and hard to find pieces making every trip memorable and unique

Located in the West End of London,Covent Gardenis renowned for its luxury fashion and beauty stores as well as award-winning restaurants and theatres.

The London Stadium was built for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics, it’s now the home of West Ham United Premier League football club, as well as international athletics events and overseas games in the US’ Major League Baseball. As a concert venue, it’s also hosted the likes of The Rolling Stones, Beyonce, and Foo Fighters.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the home of the Premier League football club Tottenham Hotspur, as well as international sporting events including Rugby, Boxing and NFL. Also a concert venue, the stadium has hosted international touring groups including Guns and Roses.

Lee Valley Velo Park’s indoor velodrome is the fastest track in the world. Everyone from beginners to elite riders can ride the track at this iconic venue on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. World Championship events are also held at this venue

The Copperboxis a multi-use venue within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park hosting sport events such as Netball, Boxing and Taekwondo at amateur and international level, this venue also hosts large e-gaming events.

The London Aquatics Centre features two Olympic sized swimming pools and diving pool, the venue is used for international swimming and diving competition plus special events such as fashion shows, the pool is open to the general public outside of competition dates

The historic Wembley Stadium is the largest football stadium and music venue in the UK.The stadium hosts world class sporting events such FA Cup Final, international football and music concerts.

Located on London's South Bank, the London Dungeon recreates gory and macabre historical events for the whole family’s entertainment with special effects and live actors.

Discover over 500 species from every part of the world in 14 themed zones over 3 floors. Interact with the animals at our interactive public feeding, diving displays and touch pools.

Kidzaniais a scaled indoor city where kids can get a glimpse of the future. Children have thefreedom to be whoever they want to be, from an airline pilot to radio presenter! They can work, earn, learn, and play whilst having fun

With breathtaking views of London, the world’s longest and tallest tunnel slide and the UK’s highest freefall abseil, the ArcelorMittal Orbit is a viewing experience like no other

Locatedon the South Bank of the River Thames in London, the famous revolving observation wheel gives guests a 30 minute 360° moving view. From the heart of the city,get up close to London's iconic landmarks

London Zoo is the one of the world's oldest zoos. A great family day out located in Regents Park. Enjoy Gorilla Kingdom, Meet The Monkeys and Butterfly Paradise.

There’s plenty to do at London’s most exciting Park! Relax in the beautiful parklands, discover hidden artworks dotted around the Park, let the kids loose in the exciting playgrounds, watch international sports tournaments in the iconic venues or try out a new sport yourself!   Whether you’re planning your first trip or just looking for inspiration, remember, the Park is open seven days a week and free to enter.

Experience our beautiful & peaceful Urban Wetlands with over 105 acres of nature reserve to explore. One of the most important conservation projects of the 21st century.

Set in the heart of London, Hyde Park offers both world-class events and concerts together with plenty of quiet places to relax and unwind.

Overlooking the River Thames and once King Henry VIII’s hunting grounds, Greenwich Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks featuring 17th century landscape, stunning gardens and a rich history dating back to Roman times.

Kew Gardens offers vast gardens to explore including the arboretum and alpine rock garden.

The O2 is one of the UK's biggest entertainment venues, and you're sure to find something for everyone from its outlet shopping, cinemas and concert arenas welcoming some of the world’s biggest artists plus rooftop climbing over its iconic dome structure

Theatre Royal Stratford East is a historical and iconic theatre built in 1884, in the heart of East London, telling stories that are current and representative of London as a diverse city.

The ExCeLLondon is one of the UK's biggest event spaces. Situated right in the heart of London's Docklands, just a couple of minutes from London City Airport, it attracts visitors from all over the world to its wide range of events and conferences.

One of London’s major museums dating back to 1857, it is agreat day out for all the family with interactive exhibitions throughoutto see, touch and experience science first-hand.

A great day out for all the family, a chance to see the biggest life and earth science displays including dinosaurs, whales, and volcanoes in an interactive, educational and engaging exhibitions for all ages.

Large art gallery situated on the Southbank of the River Thames holding the nation's collection of modern art from 1900 to the present day. The collection holds masterpieces of international and British modern art.

London’s iconic castle and World Heritage Site, see the Crown Jewels up close in a walk-through exhibition, chat to the ‘Beefeaters’ and find out firsthand about the castles long and interesting history dating back to William the Conqueror.

Home of Greenwich Mean time, the Prime Meridian of the world, placing one foot in the west and one in the east this a unique experience situated in Greenwich Park, this is also home to London’s Planetarium.

Historic sailing ship and iconic attraction. As a British Tea Clipper ship transporting goods around the globe, it was on the fastest of its time and a great day out for all the family situated in Greenwich.

The National Maritime Museum is an interactive museum suitable for all ages with exhibitions mapping out Britain’s long maritime history as far back as the Battle of Trafalgar, one iconic display is Lord Nelsons jacket that he wore during this fatal battle.

Most significant of the surviving Second World War Royal Navy warship, since her launch over 80 years ago, now permanently moored on River Thames. You can climb onboard and explore the nine levels of this ship with interactive displays and historical exhibitions.