Hazlitt’s Hotel

This iconic and atmospheric West End square has a historic Victorian market building, street performers, restaurants and boutiques.

A pictorial ‘who’s who’ of British culture past and present, from royals to pop icons, showcasing hundreds of years of history.

One of the world’s greatest collections of Western European paintings, with more than 2,300 works on display from Da Vinci to Monet.

An awe-inspiring collection of more than seven million artefacts spanning two million years, from prehistory to the present day. Highlights include the Rosetta Stone, Elgin Marbles and a granite head of King Rameses II.

This fun-filled jungly restaurant that will thrill the kids is designed to mimic a rainforest, complete with animatronic animals (that move), thunderstorms, and lush greenery. There’s a great shop, filled with animal paraphernalia. The menu is simple kids fare – you’re not going for the food.

This half-timbered, Tudor-style department store is famous for its haberdashery, stationery, beauty hall and signature floral prints.

One of the oldest and best toy shops in the world, complete with costumed staff and huge-scale, techy toys, this is heaven for kids (grown-up ones too).

An 18th-century mansion of masterpieces sitting pretty on Piccadilly, home to one of Britain’s oldest collections of fine art and regular blockbuster exhibitions.

World-class culture, fashion, music, food and history – and a mind-boggling array of bucket list experiences – packed into one extraordinary, incomparable destination.