The Lady Chapel is particularly gorgeous. Don't forget to scrutinize the graves, tombs and memorials. You have no idea who you could be walking past.
The guided tour is free so be sure you do it, the "guides" are great and legitimate bad asses as I learned over the course of the tour. Crown jewels are a general must. Go right at open to avoid lines
The site itself is pretty but the perspective of the time that has elapsed since the place was built is what makes it amazing.
Mind blowingly vast collection of artifacts. A person could spend days here. Another must see.
Possibly my favorite place in London. Amazing setting, excellent cocktails and just killer live music every night. Perfect place for some relaxed listening to classic covers of all stripes.
Cool bar under the National Theater and on the banks of the Thames. A great place when the weather is nice enough to sit outside and a welcome reprieve from the expensive side of London.
Stables with a great staff where you can take lessons or, better for visitors, get a horse for a ride around Hyde Park. Certainly not cheap, though.
A small London chain that serves only (you guessed it) burgers and lobsters. I went with the burger which was good, not great. The lobster rolls looked excellent, though.
Very cool coffee shop and co-working space with reliable internet. Not to mention blonde brownies with Oreos baked in...
My experience here is limited to sitting and working in their lobby while taking advantage of their free WiFi. It's a great place to work during the day. After 5p it's more rowdy.
Another good place for coffee and working. Good internet. Seems less crowded than the Seven Dials location.
Good coffee but I found it poorly suited as a place to hang out and work.
Very cool concept, great selection of restaurants and food. Mixed drinks are weak and best avoided in favor of beer, wine or liquor.
A very trendy hotel in Shoreditch that let's folks hang out in the lobby and avail themselves of their free WiFi. It's well set up for working but was too "hipstery" for me.
Historic English pub with a decent beer selection and ok food. Come here more for the ambiance than anything else.
Good place to stop in for some very above average coffee but not a great place to linger if you were thinking about getting some work done as power outlets are scarce.
The oldest (or one of?) pub in London. Interesting to see and say you've been but otherwise unremarkable.
Your run of the mill beer place. Probably better places around but if you do find yourself here be sure and try a scotch egg with the curry they do.
A free museum that you could spend hours in. Start with the "treasures" exhibition.
Typical airport restaurant. I was pleasantly surprised by my Nicoise Salad but the service here is terrible.
