17-18 Dover Street

It offers access to numerous exciting designers in one place, but beyond that, it's an entirely unique experience. Part market, part boutique, part gallery, Dover Street Market is a must-see for the serious shopper, but even more, it’s a work of art.

Westminster Bridge Road

Sure the Eye is a major tourist attraction, but with good reason. It boasts the most spectacular view in the city and it's the world’s largest Ferris wheel. In short: it’s fun.

21 New Globe Walk

The original Globe is where Shakespeare spent most of his career writing and acting. That one burned in 1613. It was rebuilt, but was then demolished in 1644. The new Globe is dedicated to the continued exploration of Shakespeare’s work. Even if you’re not a huge fan of Shakespeare—or theater in general—you'll be surprised by how enthralling a show here can be.

74 Jermyn Street

Grooming doesn't get any more refined than this. They've kept it a family business since its inception in 1854, and are committed to using the most natural ingredients possible, which ends up yielding products of the highest quality. Their shaving cream may very well be the best in the world.