4.5/5

(854 reviews)

A typical Victorian pub experience in a narrow-fronted local hidden behind flowering baskets.

4.5/5

(772 reviews)

Our beautiful Roof Garden atop Queen Elizabeth Hall is an oasis in central London. It is free to visit and lets you relax among wild flowers, fruit trees and allotments with beautiful views of the Thames and London skyline.

4.2/5

(1,314 reviews)

Established in the 13th Century, The White Hart Inn on Drury Lane claims to be London’s oldest pub. Historical records show its first license was granted as early as 1216, and its place in the capital’s history makes it a hit with tourists.

4.5/5

(2,053 reviews)

On the edge of Covent Garden, down London’s historic Drury Lane, you’ll find Lowlander: a unique and unpretentious hidden gem amongst the West End’s drinking and dining establishments. Embodying the

3.9/5

(1,375 reviews)

Walton, mentioned in the Domesday Book, has existed since Anglo-Saxon times. Walton’s wharf was built in the 17th century to accommodate the steady flow of barges towed along the Thames by gangs of me