With traveling restrictions being lifted, we're all waiting to travel around the world again and discover new things.
Here's what we recommend doing in London.
HOTELS
Café Royal
10 Air Street
ME London by Melia
336 Strand
Claridge’s
41 Brook Street
The London Edition
10 Berners Street
RESTAURANTS
Trivet
36 Snowsfields
Nopi
21 Warwick Street
Sussex
63 Frith Street
Cornerstone
3 Prince Edward Road
MICHELIN STAR
Dinner By Heston
66 Knightsbridge
Core by Clare Smyth
92 Kensington Park Road
Angler
3 South Place
Elystan Street
43 Elystan Street
AFTERNOON TEA
The Foyer and Reading Room (Claridge’s)
49 Brook Street
HIDE
85 Piccadilly
Palm Court (The Ritz)
150 Piccadilly
Sketch
9 Conduit Street
MUSEUM
British Museum
Great Russell Street
Victoria & Albert
Cromwell Road
Saatchi Gallery
Duke of York's HQ, King's Road
Tate Modern
Bankside
VISIT
Dover Street Market
18 Haymarket
Royal Albert Hall
Kensington Gore
BFI (British Film Institute)
Belvedere Road
Hyde Park
Hyde Park
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