London truly is an incredible city, isn't it? There's just so much to discover and explore. With countless attractions, restaurants, and museums, it can be tough to decide where to begin. But don't worry, we've got you covered. We've put together a comprehensive list of the top six things to do in London to help make your trip stress-free and unforgettable.

Party all weekend at Notting Hill Carnival

I'm so excited for the upcoming Notting Hill carnival! It's Europe's biggest street party and celebrates the amazing culture and traditions of London's Caribbean communities. This annual event has been going strong since 1966 and features a parade, live music, static sound systems, soca floats, and delicious Caribbean food. After the pandemic put a halt on live events, I'm thrilled to be able to attend the carnival this year. Don't miss out on the fun - mark your calendars for August 27th and 28th!

See free art at Tate Modern

If you're looking for modern and contemporary art in London, the Tate Modern is the place to be. Located on the South Bank, this gallery showcases works by some of the world's most renowned artists, including Warhol, Matisse, and Bourgeois. It's the perfect destination for anyone looking to witness artistry that is truly unique to the Tate Modern. And with different exhibitions and events taking place throughout the year, you're sure to have a completely different experience every time you visit. Be sure to take a ride on the Tate Boat, which shuttles between Tate Modern and Tate Britain along the Thames. This is an iconic gallery that you won't want to miss!

Discover the finest delicacies at Borough Market

Borough Market is a must-visit if you're looking for artisanal finds and delicious gourmet goodies. It's steeped in London's rich history and is definitely worth your time. You can watch in awe as you witness different cultures merge in this market. It used to be all about British produce, but now you can find dishes from all over the world, like French confit-duck sandwiches, Ethiopian stews, and even scotch eggs.

Feast on the finest food in Chinatown

Chinatown is one of London’s foodie gems. Standing in between Soho and Theatreland, you truly get a hit of that Chinese culture in an instant.

Bilingual street signs, lion statues and red-and-gold gates are there to welcome you back into an area of shops and restaurants filled with some of the best Chinese food you will ever eat. Go explore supermarkets like See Woo, and grab a meal at fast-food spots like Chinatown Bakery.

Discover drama and comedy at the National Theatre

The National Theatre is an iconic landmark in the UK, situated on the South Bank which is a prime location for experiencing everything London has to offer. Despite the COVID-19 lockdowns, they managed to keep the show going by offering live events virtually, enabling viewers to stream some of the most popular plays. You can now enjoy unforgettable British theatre at any time and from anywhere. Make sure you catch The Crucible and Hex later this year, they're not to be missed!

Book yourself a ride on the London Eye

If you're looking for an extraordinary way to explore London's iconic skyline, there's no better option than the London Eye. It's Europe's tallest observation wheel, located on the South Bank of the River Thames, and it's also the most popular paid tourist attraction. Whether you're with your family, friends, or significant other, you can enjoy this attraction with a bottle of Champagne and create unforgettable memories on the London Eye while admiring the stunning views.

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