13 ways to fall in love with London all over again
16th July 2015Apparently, more people are tired of London than ever before. Samuel Johnson would not approve…
So we thought we’d put something together to inspire you into loving your city once more – whether you were thinking of leaving or not…
1. Watch the sunrise over the river.
2. Walk through Trafalgar Square at night.
Picture credit: Peter Trimming on Flickr / Creative Commons
3. Visit the ruins of St Dunstan-in-the-East gardens, which are almost 1,000 years old and are now covered in beautiful plants.
4. You’re never far away from adventure: how about a scientific treasure hunt?
Photo credit: Jon Chan on Flickr / Creative Commons
5. Talk to some strangers at a social…
6. …And turn those strangers into friends – London isn’t so big after all!
7. London is 42% green space, so take advantage of it…
Picture credit: Laura Nolte on Flickr / Creative Commons
8. Read the beautiful messages for departed loved ones in Holland Park orangery…
8. …And then watch the waterfall in Kyoto Garden.
Picture credit: Ewan Munro on Flickr / Creative Commons
9. Visit an out-of-this-world cemetery…
Picture credit: Scott Wylie on Flickr / Creative Commons
10. Or a stunning staircase.
Picture credit: Nathan Siemers on Flickr / Creative Commons
11. Eat at the best food markets in the world every day of the week.
Picture credit: Catherine Sharman on Flickr / Creative Commons
12. Remember when Londoners showed the world what community really means.
Picture credit: MattjHerring on Flickr / Creative Commons
13. Finally, watch this video and feel like the Tube isn’t so bad after all.
Fall in love with London at thinking bob!
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We organise over 60 socials in the city every month, from geek pub quizzes to evenings based around smart talking, debates and puzzles.
Want to join us? Your first month’s membership is FREE and you can cancel at any time, so why not take a look at our social calendar and give us a try?