Minibus & Coach Hire in London

The best places to eat in London can be found in and around Chinatown. If British pub grub is right up your alley, head to O'Neills on Wardour Street — where you can keep it casual during the day or boogie on into the night. Or, for more authentic cuisine, numerous Chinese restaurants and street food vendors throughout Chinatown have plenty to offer.

Dubbed the "city that never sleeps", London is well known for its abundant nightlife and various bars and nightclubs. For a calmer night that offers a unique experience, head to the Moonshine Saloon in Houndsditch. Or, for a taste of everything London nightlife offers, party the night away at Village Soho or Phonox on Brixton Road.

Are you heading to London to shop? The good news is there are plenty of options to choose from. The city is home to multiple enormous shopping centres, including the Westfield Stratford and Westfield White City — two of the largest shopping centres in Europe. Oxford Street also boasts flagship stores for high-street favourites H&M, New Look, and more.

When you think of London, some tourist attractions may come to mind; Big Ben, the Tower of London, London Bridge… There are so many dotted around the city that the entirety of London has become a tourist attraction in its own right. If you’re looking for unconventional places to visit in London, Borough Market offers amazing culinary and retail experiences. Alternatively, the City of London is home to the old London Wall, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and the artsy Barbican Centre — where visitors can browse free art exhibitions and maybe even catch a stage show!

While it’s true that London is a great city for adults, that doesn’t mean it’s without activities for the little ones. In the heart of the city is London Zoo, home to many animals for the kids to see. Bring the magic to your family with a tour of Warner Bros’ Wizarding World of Harry Potter — taking you around the Harry Potter movie sets. Alternatively, for those unafraid of heights, the London Eye offers panoramic views of the city.

Although London may be one of the most expensive cities in the world, it also has an astronomical number of free activities and attractions to enjoy. For the cultured visitor, almost all of the city’s art galleries and museums are free to enter, charging only for admission to limited-time exhibitions. Additionally, the city has multiple large public parks — including Hyde Park, of course! These are great for taking a walk, sunbathing in the summer sun, or hiring a bike for a short, relaxing ride through the greenery.