1. The London Eye

One of the most popular attractions in the capital is now welcoming visitors every day from 11am. to 6pm. The number of people allowed in the cabins is reduced, so a safe social distance can be implemented. What is more, the government advises people to stay closer to their family or friends and wear their face masks during the journey. For more information and ticket prices you can visit their website London Eye.

2. The London Dungeon

Are you ready to make your blood run cold? The London Dungeon is now opened every day from 10am to 4pm. However, the capacity is reduced and visitors should keep the social distancing rules and wear a face covering. If you want to make sure that your place is secured, book in advance and you do not have to wait in a long queue for a ticket. Check prices and availability here- London Dungeon.

The London Dungeon dates back from 1974 becoming one of the most famous attractions for both visitors and locals. England is full of history and this is the place where you can even experience it. If you are interested in the dark side of London you can go 1000 years back and learn more about the characters that you have been reading for in the books.

3. Clink Prison

Hidden between the tall buildings of Southwark, the Clink Prison keeps scary secrets about the people who were trapped in it. The prison kept not only the usual drunken and criminals but also rebels like Sir Thomas Wyatt protesting against the Queen “Bloody Mary” or John Rogers who translated the Bible from English to Latin under the reign of the same Queen. The prison operated from 1144 to 1780 leaving its never ending horror history absorbed in the walls and air.

4. Harrods

One of the largest, most famous and expensive department stores in the world, Harrods, was founded in 1849 starting as a small shop with little number of employees, selling fruit, vegetables and medicine. It is opened for visitors at the moment and even if you are not buying anything you can still visit it. Harrods is a must visit attraction for many reasons. To begin with its breathtaking interior design, spacious and luxurious. There is an abundance of brands and boutiques from famous designers like Channel, Gucci or Louis Vuitton. The store sells many expensive things like bags, shoes, perfumes or sweet goods. One of the most expensive things that Harrods have ever sold are the Stuart Weitzman Ruby Slippers evaluated at $1.6 Million.

5. Sky Garden

Sky Garden is the perfect place to have a nice dinner or drink and delight an amazing scenery looking towards the heart of London. With its gardens full of flowers and an abundance of unique plants like African lilies or Red Hot Poker. Sky Garden is not only famous for its design but also for the events that are being organised at the restaurant and the bar area. There is no entering fee but the capacity is limited, that is why you should book in advance.

6. Camden Market

No charging fees, no bookings, the street markets are a good way to try different quisines and to buy various products or goods. One of the largest markets in London is now opened waiting for visitors from 10pm. Camden Market comprises 6 markets and you will need around 2.5 hours to see all of them.

Camden Market dates back from 1800 starting with only few small craft shops. With the time it is becoming one of the most visited markets in England. What is more, if you are really interested in getting to know its history and secrets, there are tours organised by tour guides that will help you to trace the story.

7. Madame Tussauds Museum

One of the most famous museums in the world presenting waxworks of well known and historical figures, opened its doors to the public and is now selling tickets. It is recommended to book in advance because cash is no longer accepted due to the current health and safety regulations. It is required for the visitors to wear their face masks and they will be asked to get their temperature checked when entering.

The museum is called after the wax sculptor Marie Tussaud (Grosholtz before her marriage) She found it 200 years ago, starting with only few sculptures. By the time of the French Revolution she got imprisoned in Paris and forced to make death masks from corps, victims of the revolution. The museum keeps the history between its walls. You should definitely visit it!

8. Royal Greenwich Observatory

The Royal Observatory is part of the Maritime Museum and preserve years of an astronomy and navigation history.It is located on the top of Greenwich park, giving the visitors a chance not only to explore its history but also to enjoy an amazing view towards Greenwich university, the Maritime museum which is only minutes away and of course a view of Canary Wharf with its stunning buildings. It is a fact that the Greenwich Meridian passes through that location, making the Observatory a must-visit attraction for tourists. They can stay on the both sides of the equator, isn’t it impressive! Visitors can also see the clocks that change time itself or explore the world of astronomy.

9. ArcelorMittal Orbit

The tallest and largest sculpture in London created for the Olympic games in 2012. The story traces the idea of this amazing creation. The Londoners wanted to keep the memory of the games forever so the government and the largest steel company were ready for the new project. A 114,5m tall tunnel slide was built up in honour of the Olympic games.

The Orbit is located at the centre of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and is opened Friday to Monday. Tickets can be purchased online and visitors should follow the health and safety measures which include keeping safe distance and wearing face covering.

10. The View from the Shard

An amazing experience in London’s tallest building, giving a chance for unforgettable experiences. To go to ‘The view’ there is an entery fee ,however there is an option where you can enjoy the view for free like from the bar or the restaurant area. It is important to be noted that there is a dress code and you cannot enter with trainers or a simple T-shirt. You can book tickets on their website The Shard.

You still want to take advantage and enjoy the last days of summer, have an amazing view and perhaps take some great pictures for your Instagram feed, enjoy fresh air and a nice cold drink and maybe at the end go and see a movie while maintaining social distancing and follow the guidelines, but at the same time you want to have some privacy, does this sound like you? 

Alexandra Palace or Ally Pally must be the first on your list on your next day or night out. Besides offering an amazing view which is constantly photographed, overflown by drones, and admired by North Londoners and not only, turned out to be the IT place offering exactly what you need after a day at work or to make the end of the week special for you, your friends and family. 

From professional photographers to amateurs, vloggers to joggers, there are constantly people animating the place, enjoying London from above or the activities offered by the area. 

1. Drive-In Film Club

Three film screenings a day during weekends and 2 in the week, bringing back the nostalgia of drive-in cinema, helping Londoners during these difficult times we live in. They also support the NHS workers for their amazing job, by reserving 20 discounted tickets per screening. Who can say no to drive-in cinema?

2. Pitch & Putt

If you love golf or just looking for a friendly competition between your friends and family, they offer a 10 hole golf course with the most amazing view. You can play a round with up to 4 people and they allow a group to start every 15 minutes. The best part? Every weekday from 9-11 am you can take advantage of their Off-Peak offer, pricing starting from just £4 per person. 

3. London’s Largest Beer Garden

The Terrace offers a drink with a panoramic view of London having street food vendors and a bar stocked with everything you need, and it’s all one booking away or should I say, one app away? After booking a table of up to 6 people (£5 per person), download your e-ticket on your smartphone, download the Ally Pally Food & Drink App and show your e-ticket to gain entry to The Terrace. Once you get there all your orders have to be made through the App or online as they provide a cashless service. This must be indeed one of the greatest places!

4. Lakeside Boats

Rowing and pedal boats located next to Lakeside Café, exactly what you need to make a day out of it, with great coffee and food, all for small prices. 

5. Go Ape

Or if you are more on the adventurous side, Go Ape for urban lovers offers Treetop Adventure, Treetop Adventure+, and a Treetop Challenge, having something for both newbies and thrill-seekers. And of course, all of them come with the beloved panoramic view.

Ally Pally proves to be the perfect place, offering something for everyone, from a quiet read between the trees to a nice picnic or your next adventure, Alexandra Palace covers without a doubt, everything you might need. 

Voted as the Best New London Experience 2019 at the AirBnB Awards here is your chance to learn more about the Capital whilst taking fantastic photos at many landmarks around the city. A great way to spice up your photo albums or Instagram profile. If you want to have the most fun you can have with a camera and to learn quirky facts that bring London alive, the Instagram Tour of London is for you.

2. Food Tour of London

The No Diet Club Food Tour is a fantastic way to discover some of London hidden culinary gems in a fun atmosphere and friendly host. Try the juiciest burgers, scrumptious halloumi fries, delicious ribs, mac and cheese, avocado egg buns, ice cream, chocolate covered fruit and more. All in a relaxed atmosphere, at your own pace and without counting the calories. This street food tour is a must for foodies in London.

3. Sourdough Pizza Making Class

Want to learn the secrets to making the perfect sourdough pizza? Then this Airbnb experience is for you. For a day you’ll become a “pizzaiolo” making your own pizza from scratch, learning how to stretch the dough , add all the toppings and at the end learn how to bake it in the oven. As a sourdough pizza needs at least 24 hours to rise you’ll take home the dough you make to enjoy later and instead get to sample a pre-prepared one. Get ready to eat a light and crispy sourdough pizza.

4. Living Like a Local in South London

This tour allows you to experience South London Like A Local as you walk through the streets to hidden gem bars under railway arches, and sample some of the juiciest Soft Pork Buns in town. From enjoying a delicious cocktail to slurping spaghetti the tour will head through a community space where you can eat, drink and even shop vintage clothing. Climbing 10 levels to a converted rooftop bar, you can watch the sunset with one of the best views over London, pint in hand. The tour finishes off in a multi-storey car park bar which is a great pop-up boozer and eatery.

5. Soho Music & Historic Pubs Tours

Experience London like a true local, in the company of a true local, where you will delve down secret alleyways and discover hidden venues only a local would know. As part of the tour you will explore four historic Pubs where some of the most famous musicians, artists, performers, playwrights, actors and deep thinkers all lived, worked and played. You will discover where the Beatles recorded Hey Jude, where the Rolling Stones kicked off their career, and where Jimi Hendrix partied hard through the night and plenty more.

1. Kew Gardens

A UNESCO world heritage site, the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew house more than 50,000 species of plants from around the world. Stunningly kept year-round by a team of world class experts, Kew is a delightful place to spend the day, experiencing exotic environments and taking in the natural beauty of the park.

2. Go Ape

Go Ape is a fantastic and unique experience and one that you wouldn’t expect in the heart of London. With facilities at Battersea and Alexandra Palace, guest have the opportunity for a high-altitude adventure with platform climbing and ziplining, taking in city-wide views in the process. Just don’t look down!

3. Regent’s Park

While there are many royal parks dotted around central London, none command as much majesty as Regent’s Park. Perfect for a sunny picnic or outdoor walk, there is so much to see, from the wildlife by the Boating Lake, to the Queen Mary’s Gardens, to the world renowned ZSL London Zoo. Alternatively, stroll up Primrose Hill for perhaps the premier view of London’s iconic skyline anywhere in the city.

4. Alexandra Palace Drive-In Cinema

The Alexandra Palace drive-in film club is a great alternative night out. Showing some of the latest blockbusters, you’ll have your own isolated space to relax and watch from the comfort of your car. You are welcome to bring your own food and drinks, but there is a contact-free ordering system in place, with waiters on roller skates bringing your food right to you.

5. Hampton Court Palace and Bushy Park

A short journey outside of the city centre to the Surrey town of East Molesey, the historic Hampton Court Palace is a national monument with its famous maze and jaw-dropping grounds a must-see attraction. Also, directly next door is Bushy Park, a refreshing escape from urban life. With free-roaming wild deer, the magnificent Princess Diana memorial fountain, and acres of Oakland in which to roam, it is well worth the trip.