Enjoy the seasonally changing menu al fresco, on the beautiful terrace at 108 Brasserie.

This restaurant is known for a crystal-encrusted Pegasus that flies out from above diners' heads, which has a nine-metre wingspan. The artwork is by Damien Hirst.

Daunt Books is a beautiful original Edwardian bookshop with long oak galleries and graceful skylights situated in Marylebone High Street, London.

John Lewis is the flagship store of the trusted high-end department stores operating throughout Great Britain.

The infamous home of famous names. Madame Tussauds features life-sized wax figures depicting faces from the worlds of entertainment, politics, sport and history, from the Queen to Adele.

Niketown London is the largest Nike store in the capital and a go-to for all your sporting needs.

Indian street food cuisine in the heart of Marble Arch.

Browse the finest products in beauty and fashion at the largest shop on Oxford Street.

This Mediterranean Restaurant & Gastropub is located in a townhouse over two floors. Downstairs is a smart yet relaxed bar which benefits from huge windows.

The world famous Conran Shop in Marylebone provides high end homewares. Worldwide shipping available.

Modern British brasserie offering Dingley Dell pork belly and Atlantic halibut.

The Seashell of Lisson Grove is open for dine-in, deliveries and takeaways.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is situated at one of the world’s most famous addresses: 221B Baker Street, London. Enter the gas-lit world of the famous fictional detective.

As one of Britain’s preeminent cultural institutions, the Wallace Collection is home to one of the most significant ensembles of fine and decorative arts in the world. From paintings and sculptures to arms, armour and porcelain.

Immerse yourself in the animal kingdom at the world’s oldest scientific zoo, with more than 750 species in the heart of London.