London
in England

Spread across four floors in the centre of London town is the Alfies Antique Market. It is all too easy to whittle away the hours browsing the antique jewellery, furniture, fine art, art-deco collectables, furniture, ceramics, glass and so much more. Let the treasure hunt commence!

Though it’s relatively new to the highly competitive high-end coffee scene in London, Formative Coffee is undeniably good. Maybe one of the best, we’d say. Unlike many of our go-to coffee spots in town, Formative Coffee is light on pastries and snacks, so we recommend heading here for coffee and coffee alone.

A garden designed to be fit for meditation and we totally see why. Come to this little peaceful retreat when you need an escape from London's bustling streets. 

We're pretty sure Tate Britain is a point of pride for Brits up there with the Queen and a Sunday roast. Prepare to spend a few hours gawking at all its treasures.

This traditional boutique hotel has an absolute smasher of a private garden. There are few places we'd rather be on a sunny day! If you're lucky, you may spy a royal here from time to time; the Duchess of Cambridge even stayed here the night before her wedding.

Sally Abé is iconic for many reasons, one of which is for creating this iconic spot. The Pem is a fine dining extravaganza though also instrumental in pioneering the movement to have more female chefs.