London is expensive, but it doesn't have to be. Learn how to see the skyline for free, where to find the best curry, and avoid the "Angus Steakhouse" trap.
Don't waste pounds on bad experiences. Here is what locals do.
You pay £35+ to stand in a line for an hour, then get stuck in a capsule for 30 minutes with limited views.
Both are skyscrapers in the City of London with better views than the Eye. Best of all? They are 100% FREE.
Restaurants like "Angus Steakhouse" or flashy chains in Leicester Square are overpriced traps with low-quality food.
Walk 5 minutes north to Soho. You'll find incredible spots like Dishoom (Indian) or Flat Iron (Steak).
Crispy batter, mushy peas, and tartare sauce.
📍 Best Spot: Poppies (Spitalfields)
London's unofficial national dish.
📍 Best Spot: Dishoom or Brick Lane
Roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, gravy. Only on Sundays!
📍 Best Spot: The Holly Bush (Hampstead)
Famous East End street food. Cheap and delicious.
📍 Best Spot: Beigel Bake (Brick Lane)
London is huge. Don't waste time crossing the city back and forth. Our AI groups attractions logically by neighborhood.
Generate Your Own Plan Free →Not really. You can use your contactless bank card or Apple Pay/Google Pay directly on the yellow readers. The price is the same (and cheaper than paper tickets!).
Yes! The British Museum, Natural History Museum, Science Museum, V&A, and Tate Modern are all free to enter. You usually don't even need a booking.
A service charge of 12.5% is usually added to your bill in restaurants. If it is added, you don't need to tip extra. In pubs, you generally don't tip for drinks.