London Mini Guide

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I've been twice and love it more each time! It’s such a fun city to add to a European trip there’s a hint of familiarity mixed with a totally unique culture and energy.
This guide is packed with my personal favorites: local restaurants, vintage shops, and spots you won’t find on a typical list. I’m not trying to act like an expert, just sharing what I loved, what I found through research, and what I’d recommend to a friend!
Disclaimer:
You won’t find the typical tourist spots here. I’m guessing you already have Big Ben and the London Eye covered! This guide is more about the in-between spots: cozy cafés, cool vintage finds, and things I did that that made the trip feel personal. Hopefully a few of them make it onto your list too!
Restaurants
Buns From Home

Granger & Co
Jolene Redchurch Street


Shops
Obviously this is highly dependent on your style! These are just my favorite stores that they might not have in the US.
Peachy Den

Heaven by Marc Jacobs

Earl of East


Vintage
London has some amazing vintage stores, and most of them are within the same area. I highly recommend just walking around the streets where these shops are located!
Atika

Brick Lane Vintage

Serotonin Vintage


Things To Do
Obviously you need to do all of the classic london things (london eye, bridge, crown jewel, etc), but here's a few of my other favorite activities:
Barbican Conservatory

Hampstead Heath

Electric Cinema

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Xoxo,
Lex