Not-so-famous Yet Incredibly Charming Attractions in London

While the beautiful city of London is famous for some of world’s most wonderful tourist attractions, like Buckingham Palace, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, EDF London Eye and British Museum, there are many other things which may be overshadowed by these highly-acclaimed spots, but are never less charming. And you should pay them a visit along with the top attractions in London.

Alternative Cinema Experiences

London offers some of the most gorgeous alternative cinema experiences.

The Floating Cinema – Take an enchanting experience along the waterways of East London and beyond, with outdoor screenings, canal tours, events and workshops.

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre – Another charming experience can be taken when you watch a classic on a big screen in a small auditorium, surrounded by tall trees and shimmering lights.

Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House – This is London’s famous and well-advertised event in one of the prettiest courtyards of the city, where you can watch a classic or a blockbuster.

Postman’s Park

Postman’s Park is a green space, excellent to spend an hour. It is just off Little Britain Street and is home to walls made of decorative tiles which pay tribute to ordinary Londoners who lost their lives while saving others. The park was established in 1887 to mark the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria.

Kew Gardens

One of world’s most renowned gardens, the Kew Gardens is a fantastic green space of area more than 300 acres and should be visited for its serenity. You can climb to treetops, explore greenhouses, look into rainforests or just sit and enjoy the peace.

English Breakfasts

English breakfast is more than a food experience. It is charming, royal and lavish, along with being wholesome and tasty. Have some of the best English tea and breakfast experience at places like The Wolseley, Liberty and Breakfast Club.

London’s Stunning Views from Primrose Hill

Have rewarding views of London from the Primrose Hill. On the way up the hill, you will meet “and the view’s so nice” graffiti, painted by a Blur fan. It influenced the group’s decision not to separate.

Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park

This park is a real hidden gem of London, reaching which is quite easy. It’s just ten minutes walk away from the O2 Arena, next to Thames. Visit the park to take the real experience of serenity and Nature’s splendor.

Walthamstow Reservoirs

Managed by Thames Water, the network of ten Walthamstow Reservoirs are located next to Tottenham Hale tube. For an entry fee of £1 you can spend some amazing time in Nature’s company, fishing, watching birds or just strolling in one of the most peaceful spots of the city.