The Burlington Arcade is a London shopping centre that first opened in 1819 in the neighborhood of Mayfair. Today, the arcade is still marvelled for…
Located in the heart of London in the Soho borough, Piccadilly Circus is the meeting place of five major roads. It is a festive tourist…
Spencer House is the only intact surviving palace of the 18th century in London today. The house was completed in 1766 for John, first Earl…
London has long had a reputation for being one of the most expensive cities in the world—but tourists never stopped visiting anyway, and who could…
St. James’s Park is so centrally located, between Westminster and Soho, that it’s nearly impossible to walk through London without skirting around, cutting through or…
New York Habitat’s top spot to spend a soggy afternoon in London is Soho, the town’s pulsating heart. Soho has energy to spare and everything…
New York Habitat’s number three spot for refuge from the rain is Dover Street Market near Green Park. Street markets are an essential aspect of…
If you’re seeking shelter during a typical London rain shower, there are plenty of places to duck into—but big museums will take up the entire…
