“Fabulous walks with distant views of Central London on a clear day - visit the Isabella Plantation, have tea at Pembroke Lodge or just walk and see the lovely deer”

“Home of King Henry VIII this wonderful Tudor palace and gardens on the side of the River Thames is a delight to visit”

“Traditional covered market in Brixton with lots of cool pop up bars, cafes, restaurants - lots to explore”

“You can take the 312 bus from Portland Road to Horniman Museum. It's a great place for children and adults to explore and has lots of interactive displays.”

“home to David Bowie & Eddie Grant vibrant market with great dinijnv options easy ride on the tube”

“Legoland Windsor is all about the bricks. It’s divided into several different ‘worlds’, from the Kingdom of the Pharaohs and Land of the Vikings to Ninjago World and Miniland – where you get to see London’s famous buildings recreated in miniature using Lego bricks. There’s a good mixture of rides for toddlers, pre-schoolers and primary school kids, as well as fantastic Lego creations, 4D movies, live shows and adventure playgrounds. Some of the rides mean getting wet, which is particularly fun in hot weather. Download the Legoland app to find your way around the park. (5 restaurants) ages: 3-11 train: London Paddington to Windsor & Eton Riverside open: Daily 10:00 to 18:00 in summer, 10:00 to 17:00 rest of year costs: Standard ticket is £45 for all ages; £30 if purchased online 7 days in advance.”

“Perhaps one of London's loveliest leafy expanses, Brockwell Park has become a mecca for fun-loving kiddies. Often termed "Brixton's Beach", the park is remarkable for its large lido, now one of the few remaining outdoor swimming pools in London. It is an ideal place to take a dip in the summer and catch some rays.”

“Pop Brixton is an ecclectic container village in the centre of Brixton, housing great bars and food stalls. There is an event space where concerts and events sometimes take place. This is a great place to meet friends on a weekend, before heading out into London.”

“Relax in beautiful Clapham Common Park. Boasting several sporting facilities, including tennis and basketball courts, cricket nets and a skate park, Clapham Common is very popular with locals, here you can also go for a run and cycle. Grab a coffee at one of the three cafes, and enjoy a stroll around the park's many ponds. Clapham Common's bandstand is the largest in London, and hosts various music concerts in the warmer months.”

“The Gallery owns one of the finest collections of Old Master paintings in the world especially rich in French, Italian and Spanish Baroque paintings and in British portraits from Tudor times to the 19th century. Famous works include those by Rembrandt, Gainsborough, Poussin, Watteau, Canaletto, Rubens, Veronese and Murillo amongst many others. Founded in 1811, it was the first purpose-built public art gallery to open to the public and remains one of Britain’s most valued artistic and architectural treasures”

“The cheapest Cinema experience in London, and where you can see the latest films and art house films mixed in”

“Home of England and International rugby - ifyou can't catch a game, visit the museum and learn about this amazing game”

“Walk through this wonderful park and see the deer en route to Hampton Court Palace”