Hidden Gems in London, London, England

Life in London is never boring. It’s a city that seems to provide you with an endless list of things to do. Seriously, endless. I’ve been there so many times I’ve lost count, and still find new fun, exciting and unusual things to do in London every time I visit. If you are visiting London for the first time, you may want to focus on the main tourist attractions and standard London sightseeing route, like the London Eye or Buckingham Palace. But if it’s your second or third visit to the city, it’s a good idea to go beyond the classic London bucket list and go see some places off the beaten path. The hidden gems of London are little known places that are worth visiting, from eccentric museums to secret gardens. If you’re planning an itinerary for London and you’ve already seen all the famous places, use this list to discover some of the lesser known spots in London. Some of the places on this list are a little out of the way, but others are in the city centre. I think it’s worth travelling outside the centre occasionally for some hidden gems.

Regent’s Park is right in the centre of the city, and pretty hard to miss when you visit London. It’s so big though, that visitors might miss the theatre hidden in the middle of the park. It features a range of productions, from classic drama to stand-up comedy. The idea of an open air theatre in a place like London, where it may rain at any time, can sound a bit weird. Though the shows only run during the spring and summer months, between May and September, always bring your rain jacket with you. I once sat through an entire show in the rain at this open air theatre and nobody in the audience seemed to think it was strange. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).