Home to nearly 8 million inhabitants with visitors from around the world, London is truly the crossroads of the world. From business to art to sport, it’s global in reach, but with distinctly English traditions.
Seasonal Highlight
If you have a passion for art or want to discover new art collections, many key London art galleries have an array of exhibitions that highlight everything from sculpture and installations to painting and photography.
Reflections: Van Eyck and the Pre-Raphaelites (Until April 2, 2018) – The National Gallery
The EY Exhibition Impressionists (Until May 8, 2018) - Tate Britain
Modigliani (Until April 2, 2018) - Tate Modern
Ferrari: Under the Skin (Until April 18, 2018) - The Design Museum
Winnie the Pooh: Exploring a Classic (Until April 8, 2018) - Victoria & Albert Museum
This famed high-end shopping street is home to designer stores, precious jewellers and auction houses Sotheby’s and Christie’s.
Things to Do in London at Park Lane
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Concierge Recommends: London at Park Lane
Make the most of your next visit to London—from the finest shops to the best afternoon tea. A Four Seasons Concierge shares these expert tips and more.
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Within Walking Distance
In this regal neighbourhood, the best shopping, restaurants and museums are just a stroll away.
Things to Do in London With Kids
Visit these top 10 attractions on your next family vacation to England’s capital.
Must-See Attractions
The Changing of the Guard
One of Europe’s most colourful displays of Royal pageantry, the Changing of the Guard takes place in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace, lasts about 45 minutes and is free to watch.
The National Portrait Gallery
At the world’s first portrait gallery, you’ll encounter historically important and famous British people, based on the importance of the sitter, not the artist.
Hyde Park
Walk, jog, stroll, or horseback ride past Speaker’s Corner and the Serpentine Gallery in one of London’s largest parks.