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No city in the world has more or better free things to do than London. In addition to world-class museums – almost all of which have free admission – the city is home to beautiful parks, buzzing markets, captivating cemeteries, stunning churches and phenomenal viewpoints. Here are just of the hundreds of free attractions in Britain’s capital.

With so many world-class things to see and do in London, planning a day trip away from it may seem like a strange thing to do. But England is spoilt rotten with attractions, meaning a day away from the capital is definitely worthwhile and generally just a short train ride away.

London is huge, fast-paced and packed with world-class things to see, do and experience. With so many options it can be hard for a first-time visitor to know where to start – which is where we come in with our list of the 12 absolute must-sees on your trip, from historic buildings to a classic English tradition.

Finding the right accommodation is integral to your London experience, and there’s no shortage of choice.

Autumn is a lovely time to visit London, after the stuffy heat of summer has gone and before the frantic busyness of the festive period. It’s arguably the best time for walking in the capital, with the grand royal parks ablaze in seasonal colours, and early morning mist on the Thames making riverside strolls delightfully atmospheric. As ever, world-class events and things to do abound.

City tripping can be hungry work – and these days the options are seemingly endless. But what if you’d rather forgo the freakshake and bubble-waffle fads for something a little more nutritious?

Other than boarding Tube trains during rush hour, London doesn’t tend to be associated with adrenaline-fuelled activities. But the city does have an adventurous side, with ice climbing in Covent Garden, bungee jumping by the O2, kayaking down the Thames and cycling the world’s fastest track among the thrills on offer. So gear up and strap in for our round-up of the capital’s 4 best action-packed activities.