Totally Free cool Attractions and Things to do in London

Totally Free cool Attractions and Things to do in London

London is one of the most expensive cities in the world, nonetheless, you can still have fun and do a lot of things for free.

Give your wallet a rest and explore London without having to spend a dime!  There are plenty of cool, fun places, activities and attractions that are totally free in London. 


36 totally FREE cool attractions and things
to do in London.



Galleries & Museums

Museums

The majority of museums and galleries in London don’t charge an entrance fee, you might need to pay a ticket for specific exhibitions but apart from that you can wander around the museums for free!

 

Galleries 

  • Tate Modern – Check the masterpieces of Picasso, Rothko, Dalí, Pollock and Warhol. Other amazing exhibitions are held here but you have to pay for them.

 

  • National Gallery – is an art museum in Trafalgar Square with works of Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt, Turner and Van Gogh.

 

  • Guildhall Art Gallery – features a fine collection of art and a Roman Amphitheatre.

 

  • Royal Academy of Arts  – full of collections of artworks, sculptures and statues.


Parks & Walks

  • Hyde Park – the largest park in central London. Perfect for those morning runs or for a nice picnic with friends.
     
  • Hampstead Heath – is a wild park of woodland and meadows. This park is one of the best outdoor swimming spots in London.
     
  • Little Venice – beautiful and tranquil canal area, full of waterside cafes and pubs.
     
  • Richmond Park – you can try to spot a deer.
     
  • Kensington Gardens – the Peter Pan statue is located here.
     
  • Greenwich Park- climb all the way to the top for great views.
     
  • St James Park – charming park, with a large lake full of ducks, geese, swans and squirrels.
     
  • South Bank – one of London’s best walks, it’s picture perfect and so romantic especially at night.



Stunning views of London

  • Garden 120 – London’s largest public rooftop space, it is 15 stories and has great views across the city.
     
  • Sky Garden – or the walkie-talkie has a unique shape, this skyscraper features a top-floor restaurant and has fantastic views across London. You need to book in advance to get in.
     
  • Primrose Hill – marvellous views across the capital.
     
  • Tate Modern – at the 10th floor you can see a panoramic view of London.
     
  • Hampstead Heath – great views of the London skyline.


Markets

  • Camden Market  
  • Portobello Road Market
  • Borough Market 
  • Leadenhall Market 
  • Spitalfields Market
  • Greenwich Market 
  • Columbia Road Flower Market


More Free Attractions in London

  • Lego Store – Leicester Square is soon to have the world’s largest Lego store. You can admire the plastic brick creations.
     
  • Neals Yard – a perfect place to take for your Instagram feed. Neals has great shops, cafes and restaurants.

 

  • Convent garden – wander around luxurious boutiques and be amused by the street art performers.
     
  • Platform 9 ¾ at King’s Cross – this is for those Harry Potter fans. You can push a trolley into Harry Potter’s magical world.
     
  • Changing the Guard – Watch the changing guard ceremony outside Buckingham Palace.
     
  • God’s Own Junkyard – Europe’s largest collection of vintage neon signs.
     
No Comments

Post A Comment