London's only living camels (so far as we know) are of course in London Zoo. The Regent's Park attraction is home to a pair ...

This pub was editorially chosen for inclusion because we like it. We used to live pretty much opposite this place back at the turn of the century. It seemed to struggle for punters and change ...

This lot should liven up your commute. Here at Londonist we love a quiz. Can't get enough of them, whether it's London words shaken up in anagrams, photo rounds of the city, or general knowledge ...

This pub was chosen for inclusion by the Londonist editorial team. 'You'll like this pub', we said. 'It has a real community feel.' Our friends queried: What, exactly, is a community feel?

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This is almost certainly the finest pub in all the Finchleys. The pub dates back to somewhere around the late 17th century and its building is in the style of an old coaching inn. This part of ...

Part of our Best Pubs in London microsite. See if we've included your local. The Royal Oak is a thoroughly traditional pub, with net curtains and a suitably wooden interior within a Victorian ...

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Part of our Best Pubs in London microsite. See if we've included your local. Few pubs in London carry quite so much artful bling as the Sal. The Victorian interior is a real treasure, to rival the ...