Few people don’t know London, but until you’ve stayed in one of our perfectly located serviced apartments it’s hard to appreciate the history and unlimited experiences that the most iconic city in the world has to offer.

Many who think of London will be drawn to the tourist destinations centralised by the royal family, one of the most iconic of these that must be experienced is the change of the Queens royal guards at Buckingham Palace or St. James’s Palace.

To capture the scale of the city and all it has to offer, Big Ben, London Eye, Tower of London, British Museum and Westminister Abbey are all must’s on the tourist attraction bucket list. London offers an exciting lifestyle with our corporate accommodation, positioned perfectly to be accessible to all of the best parts of the city with tube stations and bus routes keeping the city connected.

The capital is known for providing the best of the best in all areas, Brixton Academy is known for hosting many different bands and acts for over 50 years and still supports many acts with live shows, there is also the British Film Institute in Southbank which still has many exhibitions on show, and the O2 venue welcomes many international artists and events regularly which draws in crowds as large as those found in Leicester Square which is another entertainment hotspot which continues to have many film premiers for the biggest names in the world.

There are many places to experience and understand the story of the city, whether it be at the Natural History Museum, Churchills war rooms where Winston Churchill made some of the biggest decision in the countries history which affected the world during world war II or the museum in Baker Street which is based around the famous fictional detective Sherlock Holmes. The nightlife is unique in the number of diverse clubs across the city, some well known are in Shoreditch, the perfect places to spend the day dining and the evening being social, others will like to relax in one of the eight Hyde Park royal parks which together hold 5,000 acres of protected open space in the London area, Gardens at Hampton Court Palace, 300 acres at the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Millions of tourists come to London for many reasons, Oxford street being the focus for many with over half a million shoppers visiting the 300 stores every day, or the famous Harrods department store which has made some of the most famous sales since the early 1900s including diamond shoes guarded by snakes and exotic animals including lions.