Guidebook for London
Food Scene
John Lewis "The Place to Eat" is on the 5th floor, it is cafeteria style but they have a deck where you can sit outside and get great views of London and Oxford Street. Its perfect for scones and tea while taking a break from all the shopping!
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John Lewis & Partners
Ariel WayJohn Lewis "The Place to Eat" is on the 5th floor, it is cafeteria style but they have a deck where you can sit outside and get great views of London and Oxford Street. Its perfect for scones and tea while taking a break from all the shopping!
Parks & Nature
As beautiful as it is tranquil: the bombed-out ruins of the church of St Dunstan in the East is a perfect stop for a rest and maybe having a lunch on the go. If you are visiting Tower of London this is only minutes walk and you won't regret stopping by for a few minutes.
Opening hours: Seven days a week, from 8am to 7pm/dusk, whichever is earlier.
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St Dunstan in the East Church Garden
Saint Dunstan's HillAs beautiful as it is tranquil: the bombed-out ruins of the church of St Dunstan in the East is a perfect stop for a rest and maybe having a lunch on the go. If you are visiting Tower of London this is only minutes walk and you won't regret stopping by for a few minutes.
Opening hours: Seven days a week, from 8am to 7pm/dusk, whichever is earlier.
Sightseeing
Beautiful views of London surrounded by a garden within, best tip is to book in advanced, tickets are released the Monday of every week and it is free. Save the money you would pay to go to the top of the Shard and enjoy these views and maybe even a drink or a bit to eat at the restaurants available.
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Sky Garden
Beautiful views of London surrounded by a garden within, best tip is to book in advanced, tickets are released the Monday of every week and it is free. Save the money you would pay to go to the top of the Shard and enjoy these views and maybe even a drink or a bit to eat at the restaurants available.