London Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods

A simple strategy for London neighborhoods: go local. Downtown, or the West End (in its various areas), houses nearly all of London's famous grand hotels and most of its fanciest restaurants, but by no means all its culture, shops, parks, and galleries.

Westminster/Central London
Pomp and circumstance reign supreme in the central region along the River Thames that's home to Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, and Westminster Abbey.
Soho/West End
Take in a theater performance, choose from myriad ethnic restaurants, or shop up a storm in the city's entertainment center, also home to a sizable gay crowd.
Southwark/South Bank
Stroll along the south side of the River Thames for city views, street performers, multiple museums (including the Tate Modern), and a family-friendly vibe.
Kensington/Knightsbridge
Shop at Harrod's, meander through regal gardens, and attend a concert at Royal Albert Hall while taking in one of the city's most posh areas.
City of London
History brushes against modern finance in the city center, home to remains of an ancient Roman-built wall, London Bridge, and the stomping grounds of Jack the Ripper.
Spitalfields/Shoreditch/Hoxton
Grab Indian food on Brick Lane and explore the funky boutiques, galleries, and bars of the East End, the grungy, artsy soul of the city.
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