London is a city with countless hidden gems to explore, from intimate galleries to secret gardens. Here are a few unique places to check out:
1. Leake Street Tunnel - Located underneath the Waterloo train station, this tunnel is covered in street art and provides a vibrant subterranean experience.
2. God's Own Junkyard - A neon wonderland that doubles as a working film set, God's Own Junkyard displays the collection of neon artist Chris Bracey.
3. Dennis Severs' House - An immersive experience in East London, the fully furnished Huguenot silk weavers' home offers a glimpse into 18th-century life.
4. Little Venice - A quiet and charming canal area known for its colorful houseboats, canal-side cafes, and waterbus tours.
5. Sir John Soane's Museum -A unique museum in central London, Soane's former home is filled with curiosities, artifacts, and art, plus a model of the Bank of England.
6. Wilton's Music Hall - The world's oldest surviving grand music hall, Wilton's hosts regular performances, from theater and dance to music events.
7. Postman's Park - A hidden gem in the City of London, the small park features the Watts Memorial, honoring ordinary people who sacrificed themselves to save others.
8. Horniman Museum and Gardens - A quirky and family-friendly museum, Horniman offers an eclectic collection of natural history, anthropology, and musical instruments, plus an aquarium, gardens, and animal enclosures.
