London x London

London x London is your go-to guide for uncovering the hidden gems of this vibrant city. We explore the unique, fascinating, and offbeat locations that contribute to London's lively atmosphere, sharing the top activities, dining options, and drinks to enjoy. Are you fed up with the usual boring recommendations? Looking for secret bars, delicious food spots, and unusual treasures? Our practical guides are designed to help you discover exactly that.

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12 Brilliant Things to Do in Holborn — London x London

Jan 18, 2024 | londonxlondon.com | Alastair Reid Schanche

Love This? Save and Share!Ready to explore the best things to do in Holborn? We’ve got you covered with this guide to fascinating museums, ornate Victorian pubs, and the best places for shopping. Holborn is one of the oldest parts of London and slap bang in the city centre. No wonder then that it’s a melting pot of cultural influences and is dripping with history. Did you know that Magna Carta was negotiated in a church in Holborn?
Things to do This Dry January in London — London x London

Jan 4, 2024 | londonxlondon.com | Lauren Kendrick

Love This? Save and Share!Dry January does not have to mean putting the fun on hold for a month. Here are some killer ways to make the most of your booze-free fiesta. Taking part in dry January in London? If, like us, December saw you swap water for glitter and gin and every coffee you made involved a tot (read: huge glug) of Baileys, it might be time to take a step away from the hard stuff.
14 Enchanting Ice Skating Rinks in London — London x London

Dec 20, 2023 | londonxlondon.com | Lauren Kendrick

Love This? Save and Share!Ready to discover London’s ice rinks? When the winter months set in and Christmas looms large in the calendar, there are two things we find ourselves saying: where’s the mulled wine? And pass the skates. It’s time to wrap up warm and make your way to one of London’s many ice skating rinks for a truly magical winter experience.
12 Amazing Things to Do in London on New Year’s Day 2024

Dec 19, 2023 | londonxlondon.com | Alastair Reid Schanche

Love This? Save and Share!This year is barely over and you’re already wondering what you can do in the next. Luckily we’ve got you covered with a guide of things to do in London on New Year’s Day 2024. New Year in London. It can be a nightmare or a daydream (depending on how hungover you are). Transportation is all over the place, or to be more precise – not. Your favourite restaurants are shut but you’ve got to show your out-of-towners a good time in the big smoke. So what do you do? Well fear not.
The 19 Best Restaurants in Canary Wharf — London x London

Dec 19, 2023 | londonxlondon.com | Lauren Kendrick

Love This? Save and Share!Ready to discover the best restaurants in Canary Wharf? From cool eateries to gorgeous date night locations, these are the top places to dine in this cosy little corner of the capital. Canary Wharf used to be known for offices and work drinks only, whereas these days it’s really made a name for itself as a hub for some of the best restaurants in London. It’s grand, it’s exciting, the travel links are wonderful (boring, but true) and the food is even better.
Kindred are Hosting a Free Monthly Dinner and You’re Invited — London x London

Dec 19, 2023 | londonxlondon.com | Alastair Reid Schanche

Love This? Save and Share!Allow us to introduce you to your new favourite (and totally free) dinner club. Here at London x London we love a good supper club. You can’t beat getting together with a bunch of fellow foodies and tucking into a menu that may never be put together again. It’s truly special. If you’re of the same mind, you’ll be interested to hear about this new community dinner happening in Hammersmith.
The Iconic King’s Head Theatre is Back and Bigger than Ever!rnrn

Dec 16, 2023 | londonxlondon.com | Alastair Reid Schanche

Love This? Save and Share!A much-loved theatre is coming back to North London. Here’s what you need to know about the return of The King’s Head. Good news theatre lovers. It’s curtains up for the return of a much-loved north London venue. Yep, the famous King’s Head Theatre is making its grand return in January 2024 with a new 200-capacity venue. It’s a move that’s been rumoured for some time now, but was confirmed with the venue’s closure in August.
Kyoto Garden: Discover London’s Beautiful Japanese Garden— London x London

Dec 15, 2023 | londonxlondon.com | Lauren Kendrick

Love This? Save and Share!Can you believe that London’s very own Japanese-inspired Kyoto Garden lies within Kensington’s Holland Park? As authentic as it gets without actually taking a trip to Japan, this park is a breath-taking space with a wonderful history to discover and plenty of wildlife to spot. Taking a few hours to explore this peaceful garden is a must-do for anyone looking to escape the busy London life, or just experience something a bit more unique in the capital.
Should We Build Housing on London’s Golf Courses?rnrn

Dec 14, 2023 | londonxlondon.com | Alastair Reid Schanche

Love This? Save and Share!One man’s radical plan champions turning underused green space into new social housing. You’re probably painfully aware that London is in the midst of a housing crisis. Your rent is too expensive, if you want to move it’s a Sisyphean struggle. At the same time, homelessness is on the rise and there’s not much being done about it.
18 Best Lebanese Restaurants in London For Levantine Feasts

Dec 11, 2023 | londonxlondon.com | Lauren Kendrick

Love This? Save and Share!Are you in the mood for some of the best Lebanese food this city has to offer? These restaurants are the closest thing you’ll get to Beirut. If you’re unfamiliar with Lebanese food, think of it as a blend of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavours, a little like those found at Turkish restaurants. However, Lebanese food’s tastes, flavours, and textures are unique – spanning the freshness of mint, the citrusy punch of lemon to the tangy zing of sumac.