City Breaks to London

Whether you like art and culture, shopping, gastronomy, football or musicals or a good mix of all, London is the place to go.

It's impossible to be bored in London!

See our selected travel suggestions below or build your own dream holiday just the way you want it.

Discover London

There are plenty of adventures waiting for you in London. Here is a selection of exciting attractions to experience when you visit this amazing city.

Take a walk in Hyde Park

Hyde Park is perhaps the most famous park in London and one of the largest. The park's famous Speaker's Corner is still occupied by debates, protests, and performance artists every week.

See Westminster

Westminster is considered to be London's political center and here are the Houses of Parliament and the world-famous and iconic clock tower Big Ben.

Experience the atmosphere in Camden

Camden is a well-known cultural district in north London. It is known for its alternative culture and is filled with both goths, punks, and tourists. Camden Market is versatile and offers street food from international kitchens and lots of stalls selling ornaments, unique artworks, and vintage clothes.

Take a ride on the London Eye

No trip to London is complete without a visit to the iconic London Eye. The London Eye was originally built to celebrate the turn of the millennium and is a gigantic Ferris wheel that offers a fantastic view of the city. In the evening, the wheel is lit in the season's colors and is the center of London's annual New Year's Eve fireworks. Book tickets in advance if you want to try a ride!

Explore Chinatown

London's Chinatown is centered around Gerrard Street, which is located between Soho and Leicester Square. With its Chinese lanterns and eye-catching red arches, it's hard to miss this vibrant neighborhood. Here are authentic Asian restaurants, supermarkets, and secret bars and there is always something new to explore in Chinatown.

Shopping on Oxford Street and Bond Street

Oxford Street is not only London's best place to shop, but also Europe's busiest shopping street. It has 300 stores and receives over 500,000 visitors every day. Shop 'til you drop in designer stores and internationally known department stores such as Debenhams, House of Fraser, and Selfridges.

Bond Street, which is an extension of Oxford Street, is one of the most expensive shopping streets in London. Doormen patiently stand outside many store entrances. Diamonds sparkle in the windows of watchmakers and jewelers. On this street, you will find Tiffany's, Cartier, and Ralph Lauren.

Buckingham Palace

A trip to London is incomplete without a walk through Green Park to get a glimpse of Buckingham Palace. The palace has been home to the British royal family since 1837. It has 775 rooms and the largest private garden in London.

Harry Potter fan? Visit platform 9 ¾

For many people around the world, King's Cross is most famous as the station that Harry Potter uses to travel to Hogwarts. Now you can visit Platform 9 ¾ in reality, at King's Cross railway station. Stand next to a luggage trolley that magically disappears into the wall and have your picture taken to remember your wizarding journey forever! Don't forget to wear your house colors.

London's nightlife

London is a vibrant metropolis both day and night. There is always something going on! When the sun goes down, London's lights come on and give the city a magical illumination.

See St Paul's Cathedral lit up after dark, or visit the gothic architecture of Big Ben and Westminster Cathedral. Head to Soho and West End for a vibrant nightlife under the big neon signs.