Catherine C

It was a super cool place with lots going on. It's a tunnel with graffiti all around and on that Friday night i was there, artists were doing graffiti on different walls. You can see their creations in real life. It's just amazing. Some people were playing live music. Saw food truck there too. And it seems there's some bars around as i saw queues (couldn't confirm as i didn't go close to see). Lots of young people hanging around.

It's a nice place to spend half day here. The collections are great. While i was there, they were hosting a B&W photo exhibition but as time was running out, so they didn't allow people to go in anymore. But all other collections were beautiful too. Highlight is the cafe located in the centre of the museum. People can sit and rest while enjoying some refreshment there. The view is amazing with wonderful architecture all around you.

It was a very cosy Palestinian eatery serving Middle East food. Everything was freshly made. You can see the chefs making bread/ flatbread and skewers on the spot. The taste was great, love their zatar flatbread, salad and Kubideh. The Knafeh and Turkish coffee were very nice too. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. I've been visiting a few times and will definitely come again.

Iconic place as you can see the Parliament house, Big Ben and the London Eye all from this bridge. Weekend is always busy but weekdays are normally easier to capture some nice pics without too many people.

A nice little garden facing the harbour and the 3 Cities. Perfect for sunset and there are a lot of benches to sit and enjoy the view. Near the entrance of the garden has some restaurants/ kiosk to buy food and drinks. Easy for a hot day to hang out. I came here when the flowers blossom, so made it even more beautiful.