A cuppa a day, no matter the time, the weather, or the occasion is key to English living. Top it off with bacon, fried egg bap or a chips and baked bean medley and you've got a brekky that tops it all. 

This incredible museum houses an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art from 1900 to present in a huge renovated power station in London's Bankside. Though they always have intriguing exhibitions on, their excellent permanent exhibition is free to visit, so that tends to be our go-to.

London has no dearth of wonderful theatre, and that, my friend, is a true joy. One of the best places to catch a show is The Old Vic, a 1,000-seat, not-for-profit producing theatre in Waterloo. Some of the best performances we’ve seen over the last decade – even beyond the British borders – have been at The Old Vic. 

1950s French cuisine is reinvented at this becoming spot in Borough Market. Foodies rejoice! Cosy, traditional, yet unwaveringly hip, Camille may be the spot for natural vino and an ever-changing chalkboard menu but it is also rustling up some jolly tasty food. From smoked eel devilled eggs, to confit wet garlic, tomato & brightwell ash, to whole John Dory & cockles (Biarritz style), Camille knows how to do it.