Non-Mainstream things to do in London

Being one of the most popular places to visit, London is one of the most satisfying places to visit. The beautiful monuments, the artistic buildings and many markets that lay in wait of exploration really make this city tempting.

Although a visit to the UK capital definitely means you’d visit Big Ben, the Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and many other places, what about the places that are worth visiting but are not that well-known? Here is a list of some amazing places to visit and things to do in London that are not known by many:

• Sky Garden: Sky Garden is one of the most underrated areas in London. The visit to this garden is free of cost and allows you to have a bird-eye view of the entire city. The building also hosts a botanical garden on the premises. You can see London’s silhouette on the horizon, and that is what makes this place super-impressive!
• God’s Own Junkyard: God’s Own Junkyard has its own attraction. Unlike many places in the city, this area is on the funky side. God’s Own Junkyard is said to hold the world’s most neon signs in an area. A visit to this area in London is great for pictures and a different look at what London stands for.
• Promise Hill: Whether you are staying in the Grand Park Hotel or some other place, Promise Hill is a place to visit. With a clear view of the city, on a clear day, you can even see the London Eye, this hill is the perfect spot for a peaceful evening.
• A visit to Kensington: Kensington is one of the most notable places in London. Known for its ancient Victorian-style atmosphere, the upscale area is lined with beauty and magnificence. Enjoy the Kensington Afternoon Tea and immerse yourself in the joy of classy-London.
• Visit the local area around your Hotel: Most tourists wish to see everything the city has and forget to explore the nearby areas of their hotel. Whether you stay at the Park Grand London or at some other place, make sure that you visit the stores and the markets near your hotel. Small markets hold many surprises!
• A visit to the Highgate Cemetery: If you love Gothic Architecture, then you should definitely visit the Highgate Cemetery. With many famous personalities, such as Karl Marx, being buried here, the cemetery has a spooky air to it. You could even take a tour around the cemetery.
• Take a London Walk: If you wish to visit London at its best, you need to see London like a local. Try out a city or London Walk, which will allow you to see a different side of London. These walks will most definitely allow you to find something different!

Deciding to stay at Park Grand London or in central London will allow you to visit different areas of the city easily. Understand how to make use of the tube as well as the buses to get around comfortably.