Flights from Singapore to London (LON)

Explore centuries of history in this riverside fortress, home to the Crown Jewels and atmospheric stone walls overlooking Tower Bridge.

Wander through vast galleries filled with global treasures, from ancient Egyptian sculptures to intricate artefacts from around the world.

Walk past Big Ben, the Thames, and grand government buildings, taking in some of London’s most recognisable architecture in one compact area.

Stroll along the Thames past street performers and theatres, then take a gentle ride on the London Eye for sweeping views over the skyline.

Browse arcades, watch performers in the piazza, and dip into boutiques, galleries, and theatres all within a charming historic market district.

Relax by the Serpentine, rent a rowing boat, or wander tree-lined paths that link museums, memorials, and palace grounds.

Head to London Bridge for dramatic views of glass towers, historic churches, and the winding river from London’s modern vertical landmark.

Use the London Underground and frequent buses for most journeys, with contactless payment making it simple. For a different view, take a Thames river boat between key piers, then rely on walking or short taxi rides for the last mile.

London life unfolds in neighbourhoods, from creative studios and street art in the East to leafy village-style squares in the North and West. You will feel the city’s energy in its theatres, galleries, live music venues, and busy pubs.

Escape to wide green spaces such as Hyde Park, Regent’s Park, or Richmond Park, ideal for morning jogs or lazy afternoon picnics. At dusk, riverside walks along the South Bank or by Tower Bridge offer calm views of the city lights.

Sample fish and chips, pies, and classic roasts alongside global street food at markets like Borough Market, Camden Market, and Spitalfields, where stalls showcase flavours from across the world.

Head to Soho, Shoreditch, or King’s Cross for relaxed bistros, sharing plates, and contemporary eateries, many clustered around pedestrian streets and redeveloped warehouses, perfect for trying several small dishes.

Book a table at restaurants with skyline views in the City or at The Shard, or choose riverside venues along the Thames for sunset dinners set against London’s illuminated landmarks.

Explore major shopping centres like Westfield in Shepherd’s Bush or Stratford for international brands, cinemas, and dining, or visit central department stores for fashion, beauty, and homeware under one roof.

Seek out unique pieces at Portobello Road in Notting Hill, Old Spitalfields Market near the City, or Brick Lane and Columbia Road in the East, where independent designers and vintage finds line the streets.

Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Covent Garden stay lively into the evening, with illuminated window displays and late-opening stores. Underground and bus services make these central districts easy to reach after dark.