The FindInLondon Edit

What to Do in Stratford London – East London’s Olympic Comeback Kid Stratford used to be the underdog. Then came the 2012 Olympics—and boom. Overnight, it transformed into a buzzing hub of shops, culture, parks, and shiny new skyline views. It’s still got that East London grit, but now it’s mixed with green space, family […]

What to Do in Hackney London – East London’s Gritty, Gorgeous Side If London had a cool older cousin who listens to vinyl, drinks oat flat whites, and knows exactly where to get the best bagel at 2am—it would be Hackney. This East London gem is full of contrast: Georgian streets and graffiti art, indie cinemas and […]

What to Do in Chelsea London – Stylish Stops & Hidden Corners Chelsea isn’t just posh—it’s effortlessly cool. Think leafy streets, pastel houses, and the kind of shops that make you go, “Oh, I’d just like to live here, please.” It’s where locals walk their designer dogs in Battersea Park, mums brunch in head-to-toe linen, […]

What to Do in a Day in London – A Local’s Perfect 24-Hour Guide Got just one day in London? No pressure—it’s only one of the world’s most iconic cities. But don’t worry. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifteenth, this guide will help you squeeze in the must-sees, skip the tourist traps, and […]

What to Do in London with Tweens (That Won’t Bore Them or Break You) Travelling to London with a tween in tow? Somewhere between “too old for soft play” and “too cool for school,” tweens are… a delightful challenge. Luckily, London gets it. This city’s packed with places that strike the perfect balance between fun, […]

What to Do in Mayfair London: A Local’s Guide to Luxe Charm So, you’ve wandered past Green Park, admired Buckingham Palace, and now you’re eyeing Mayfair like, “Is it just posh hotels and fancy suits?” Spoiler: it’s so much more. This iconic London neighbourhood is where quiet old money whispers through Georgian townhouses, and modern luxury shops […]

Welcome to The Lamb & Flag, Covent Garden — a pub so old it remembers when rent was reasonable and tourists weren’t everywhere. Address: 33 Rose St, London WC2E 9EB Tucked down an alley that looks like it leads to a dead end (it doesn’t), The Lamb & Flag is your go-to when you want a […]

Let’s face it: Notting Hill is lovely, but it’s also exhausting. Too many pastel houses. Too many couples pretending they don’t argue about laundry. Too many tourists still trying to find the blue door. Luckily, it also has some of London’s cosiest pubs — which is good, because the weather’s emotionally unstable and so are you. Here […]

Let’s be honest — romance in London isn’t all rooftop roses and £17 cocktails. Sometimes, it’s about dodging tourists, avoiding anywhere that says “lovebirds welcome,” and finding secret romantic places in London that actually feel… well, romantic. Whether you’re planning a first date that doesn’t scream “Tinder panic” or trying to reignite the spark with […]

There’s something about Greenwich that makes you feel like you’ve got your life together—until you open the bill at Meridian Lounge. Tucked inside the InterContinental by the O2, Meridian Lounge (Greenwich) is where you go when you’re trying to convince yourself that one overpriced pastry and a tiny teapot of chamomile counts as “self-care.” It’s the kind of spot that […]