London
Explore world-class museums, relish a diverse food scene, and wander through centuries of history echoing in the streets.
Borough Market
Classic London market that doubles as a foodie destination. Don't miss: Padella, Flor, and Monmouth Coffee.
Chiltern Firehouse
London's chicest accommodations along with late-night, sceney drinks (with a notoriously difficult door).
Columbia Road Market
A row of tiny shops and restaurants. Some favorites: Brawn, Campania, and nearby Sager + Wild Wine Bar for a meal and Mason & Painter for ceramics.
Hampstead Heath
Northern London's rambling, natural park. On sunny days, the ponds are open for swimming.
Kuro Coffee
Anchoring a corner steps away from Notting Hill Gate, this craft coffee shop is a study in perfection and minimalism.
Maltby Street Market
An eclectic, under-the-radar market that really gets going on the weekend. Stop for wine and French-inspired bites at 40 Maltby Street.
Neal's Yard
One of London's most charming courtyards, this hidden gem features a solid lineup of stellar food and beverage options, including 26 Grains cafe, The Barabary restaurant, and Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels wine bar.
Ozone Coffee Roasters
Spacious, industrial cafe from a New Zealand crew. Sit up front for an easy coffee, or wait in line for a buzzy brunch.
Prufrock Coffee
An early leader in London'd craft coffee scene, this cafe serves beans from a rotating cast of roasters. Don't visit without trying their small but delicious breakfast menu.