Vivien Laszloffy

Even on a rainy day, this green space, which spans the Borough of Camden and the City of Westminster, is a wonderful place for a stroll. There are stunning rose gardens, oodles of running trails and a zoo that Charles Darwin visited to study an orangutan named Jenny. Check out the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre in summer for its award-winning performances in a magical setting. 

Think Soho House but for bankers. This sleek hotel and member's club is located in the heart of the City of London, so it's an ideal outpost if you're in town for business.

Run by the UK’s most stylish gallerist, Jay Jopling, this is Europe’s largest commercial gallery space. And despite being a little way off any obvious London art trails, the shows are always worth the detour. It’s a prestigious solo showroom – in part because of how much space there is to play with – so exhibitions here tend to host big names: Antony Gormley, Anselm Kiefer and Tracey Emin. The Mason’s Yard outpost, in a former electricity substation in St James, is also worth a nose if you’re in the area.

At this Japanese coffee shop, everything is made from the very best ingredients. KURO Coffee has a quiet seating area upstairs where you can escape busy city life.

A café dedicated to churros with chocolate. Sounds like a dream to us. Open 24 hours on Thursday through Sunday - how amazing is that?!

Former home of Marquis of Cerralbo, this museum houses more than 50,000 pieces of art, including paintings, jewellery, furniture, ornaments, sculptures, coins, ceramics, and more. Be prepred to be amazed. 

This luxury urban resort is fabulous for many reasons. To name a few, superb restaurant, bar, spacious rooms, rooftop terrace with swimming pool, state-of-the-art spa & gym, and amazing service. Have we convinced you yet?

An über-casual eatery located in the market de la Paz serves fuss-free, delicious traditional Spanish food. Our favourite? The tortilla española.

Stepping into this hotel is how we imagine walking in to an artist's paradise. Each of the ten rooms are uniquely designed by an artist who has worked, lived, or at least collaborated with Brody House. And the result is exceptional. For the curious minds, art lovers, or design aficionados you won't know where to look first! 

This dinner is more than just food, it is an experience, a gastronomic delight, and a fine-dining foodie's paradise. Choose from an 8 or 12 course tasting menu and awaken your taste buds with the astonishing flavours. Our mouths are already watering!

An exclusive members club come bistro that exudes decadence. Prosecco, oysters, and caviar for brunch - who are we to judge! With live music in the background you are sure to feel an urban buzz about this place no matter the time of day. A real highlight however is the bread; even if you don't have time for the sit-down experience, drop by the Bistro for a loaf or a pastry.