Discover the history of Britain’s Jewish community, with its tradition as a centre of cultural, scientific and artistic creativity. A vibrant, pioneering museum telling the story of Jews and Judaism in Britain and showcasing Jewish culture through a dynamic programme of temporary exhibitions and events.
Providing a striking viewpoint from one of the most beautiful parts of Regent’s Park, it’s the highest natural point in London and offers an unrivalled 360-degree view of the city. It’s a place where time stands still, allowing you space for some thoughtful moments.
Wander through Queen Mary’s Gardens, with the scent of nearly 12,000 roses. The park, also home to London Zoo, is full of wildlife, including a colony of grey herons near the boating lake, where you can hire boats and pedalos during the summer months.
The square sits on the banks of the Grand Union Canal at the heart of Paddington’s vibrant community. With a fantastic choice of restaurants, bars, cafés and shops, as well as numerous family-friendly activities, this picturesque and welcoming spot offers you the perfect day out.
Step through the iconic front door of 221b Baker Street and explore the world-famous official residence of Arthur Conan Doyle’s great detective. You’ll travel back in time to Victorian London, entering a world of crime and punishment, foggy alleys and even foggier minds.
This enchanting neighbourhood is situated where the Grand Union and Regent’s canals meet. Explore its tranquil waterways, historic buildings and cosy cafés. From canal boat rides to puppet shows, there are plenty of interesting things to see and do here with the family.