Probably best known for its Egyptian collection – which is the most comprehensive outside of Cairo and includes the Rosetta Stone – the British Museum is filled with every kind of antiquity imaginable. Discover world-famous objects from ancient Iran, 5000 BC China and Roman Britain. It’s jaw-dropping that all this is housed under one roof.

Find them in Athens, and Londoners rejoice as Hot Wheels has made it to the artistic centre of London! Within one of Bloomsbury's old town houses find exceptional curations of contemporary works from a gallery that is paving the way. 

Before every other restaurant was inviting guest chefs to mix up their menus, there was Carousel. Not quite a pop-up or a supper club, it’s a space with a constant string of short-term residencies from some of the world’s coolest chefs. Ahead of its time, the premise still holds – supper here is an opportunity to try Japanese flavours from Tokyo-based Seto Sousuke or flame-grilled favourites by Niklas Ekstedt. An insider ticket.

Head to Clerkenwell Vintage Fashion Fair once a month and you'll find yourself spending hours looking at the various stalls. Fashion and jewelry for all.