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.
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.
BYOB and settle down for a delicious Lebanese feast. Share some mezze, and try a bit of everything for the flavours at Beirut Garden are always spot on.
Phillida Reid exhibits interdisciplinary works (from canvas, photography, to video) which represent 13 international artists. If you're looking for a creative space which is continually testing and experimenting with boundaries, then this is the spot for you.
If you go for one thing and one thing only, it has to be the magnificent sunbathing deck at this sports centre. What is more it's only a stone's throw away from Covent Garden - so grab a coffee and a bite to eat before heading for your swim.