London – what is the town for you?

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"London – what is the district for you?"

"London is huge and often time not the entire city on a weekend. nwould you like to go shopping, partying or go on the swanky restaurants?nHär you can read about six of the most popular neighborhoods to find out which area you should focus on. "

"the Soho, central and trendy"

"the Soho was in the past known as a seedy area with strip clubs and dim bars. But in the last 20 years, the area has blossomed and is home to some of London's hippest neighbourhoods – even if much of the old location the feeling is still there. "

"This is a city of highly acclaimed restaurants, small cute cafes and second hand shops, but there are also a lot of tourist traps to watch out for. "

"the District is very centrally located and is situated between Oxford street and Piccadilly circus. Soho also borders to Covent Garden and the West end. "

"Some of the attractions include the historic department store Liberty's and the legendary Carnaby street which was a Mecca for mods in the 60's swinging London-era. "

"Eat: At Lina Stores, Sohos, probably the best and most reasonably priced italians. They have been in the area since the 40's and serves fresh pasta in a straight through turkosmålad restaurant. They also have a deli at a different address in Soho if you want to buy with you the fresh cheese, truffles or other Italian delicacies. "

"Notting Hill and South Kensington – exclusive, yet cosy"

"West London has a reputation for being a bit överklassigt fancy, which is perhaps true to a certain extent. But as a visitor you notice most of all is the charming café with its outdoor cafes, beautiful little parks and nice wine bars. "

"this is The exclusive areas and perfect for those who appreciate a tranquil and beautiful atmosphere. But just because it is quiet it does not mean that it does not move – on a beautiful spring day, inhabitants are equal soltörstande that we swedes and pavement cafés are filling up fast. "

"the Popular tourist destinations include Notting hill's Portobello market, a market which is held at the Portobello road several times a week. It sells everything from local food to vintage clothes and you can satiate your stomach at the many food stalls. "

"Here you are also close to Knightsbridge and the world famous department store, Harrod's, where it is said to be able to buy anything (the most famous ”product” was a live lion as the two men bought in the 70's). "

"In the same area are also several well-known museum such as the Victoria and Albert, which often have appreciated the exhibits. "

"Eat: the Farmacy in Notting Hill, specialising in healthy, plant-based food. Instagram-friendly, fresh and good. "

"Shoreditch – Young, hip and very party."

"Shoreditch is a young town, characterized by its club scene, its hip bars and cafés, and its hipster inhabitants. "

"Old street is the area's most famous street and is home to the famous market where you can buy things like vintage clothes, old LPS and art from local talent. "

"There's a lot happening in this quarter and it is common that there are set up various events. Everything from temporary food markets to pop-up clubs can pop up. "

"Hackney, Dalston and Hoxton are nearby areas with the same spirit. "

"this is a neighborhood that fits the like the hustle and bustle and want to celebrate away on their London trip. "

"Eat: On the Bounce, it has a large bar and several table-tennis tables which you and your friends can take advantage of. Do you want to eat there is pizza and lots of other hors d'oeuvres to share. "

"Hampstead – Beautiful areas without tourists"

"this is primarily known as a residential area for the media people and academics, and is, perhaps, not so frequently visited by tourists. "

"Hampstead is in many ways an underrated town. Sure, there is not much shopping and nightlife, but plenty of good cafes and restaurants. The area also has one of London's best parks: Hampstead Heath, with views over the city, beautiful walks and more cute ponds. "

"Hampstead Pergola and Gardens is another adorable park established in 1905, that not many tourists know about. A picturesque garden, perfect to spend a summer day. "

"Take you to Hampstead if you want to get away from the tourism and instead want to take a walk amongst real Londoners. "

"Eat: In the Brew House. An impressive venue with high ceilings where you can enjoy everything from lunchsallader to tea and cakes and more proper food."

"Camden Town – Relaxed atmosphere with good pubs"

"Young, creative and relaxed. "

"Many of the pubs offer live music in the evenings, some of the most famous is the Jazz café and The Roundhouse. "

"Large parts of the year are held here too, markets of various kinds. It is mainly known for the market on the Regent's Canal. "

"Eat: At the Colonel Fawcett, an award-winning restaurant with a cosy feel. Here you can eat classics such as fish and chips and various meat dishes but also a lot of vegan as butternut squash with bean salad. "

"Mayfair – Luxury and attractions"

"Centrally located with close proximity to some of England's most famous landmarks. From here you have walking distance to Big Ben and House of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and the London Eye. "

"at the same time, it is a very exclusive area with the very stylish shops and restaurants. Window shopping, for example, in the Burlington Arcade, or visit several modern art galleries on Cork street. "

"do you Want to take a ride in the park so you are close to the immense Hyde Park. "

"Eat: Coyas has a so-called ”bottomless brunch”. This is the perfect way to start a festive Saturday. The restaurant serves dishes such as homemade guacamole, ceviche and tiraditos. Rinse it down with their cocktails, which are stored in the fat. "