Top 20 Things To Do This Spring

Goddamn if this hasn't been one of the longest winters. Ready to crack a few out in a beer garden? Us too. Here's where to find some of the very best this spring in the city. Don't worry though, we doubt the heaters will be going back in just yet. 

One of London's most unique rooftop drinking spots, Skylight offers bookable booths and daybeds, alongside lawn games, customisable drinks packages and some of the city's finest views.

You've survived duvet days and the January hump, and now it's only right that you celebrate. Do things the old fashioned way - with oodles of Champagne and oysters as Callooh Callay unveil their new Chelsea location.

One of the coolest places in London for drinking and dining outdoors is back this spring. Head over to Vauxhall Food & Beer Garden where you'll find a roster of unmissable events including rowdy weekend brunches that are perfect for alfresco weekend celebrations.

It might look like a railway arch to the untrained eye but this Hoxton spot is actual a portal into space, a zombie apocalypse and a dance showdown. 2020 still not doing it for ya? Let Otherworld whizz you away in this unique VR experience. 

Doing it for the 'gram? Big on beautiful interiors? Heart swells with happiness when you see restaurant and bar design done right? Then we've just the selection of beautiful spots for you this spring, from the botanical down to the magical.

This is a brunch that really packs a punch, with five hours of musical theatre form some of the West End's biggest stars. Dance in your seat and on the table as you enjoy a stunning bottomless brunch experience you won't forget. 

London's canals and waterways are treasure, and there's no better way to enjoy them by eating right on top of them. From cutesy brunch spots in barges to mega restaurants floating on the Thames, check out our recommendations for boat eateries this spring.

From seitan hot dogs and meat-free burgers heaving with bite to the best dairy-free mac 'n' cheese in the biz, vegan junk food has come a long way in London, and there are plenty of places to get familiar with it as spring shows its face.

It opened in late 2019, and if you haven't made your way over to Chelsea Funhouse yet, make spring 2020 the time you do. Across several floors, Lollipop Project have created a wonder world of weirdness - from a unicorn head that pukes bubbles, through to a code cracking cocktail experience.

Spring is upon us, so you know what it's time for? As many sunny brunches as you can possibly find. Head on over to Bar Elba and you'll get to sip handcrafted cocktails and glasses of fizz with tasty brunch plates and stunning views to boot.

Located in the Kingsland Locke aparthotel, this East London brewpub features a kitchen, distillery and lineup of lip-smackingly good brews. This spring? Kraft Dalston should be the go-to for refreshing beers and fusion dishes in a paradise of indoor foliage.

Along with some very sexy rooms to rest your head, these hotels have rooftop hangouts that are perfect for stepping into spring in style. We've rounded up our ten favourite, from Shoreditch hotties through to an initiative doing good in the Royal Docks.

Wisteria hysteria? It's a thing. From pretty pubs adorned with the leafy stuff to West London terraces in full bloom, these are the places that you need to know. If you're after photogenic spots then you'll want to consult our guide to finding wisteria in the city.

The Prince of Wales is the Brixton boozer renowned for its incredible rooftop terrace. Hosting an unforgettable lineup of events this spring, the venue will be graced by the likes of Norman Jay MBE and HiFi Sean for late-night bashes that will see guests drinking and dancing in a Covid-safe environment.

Gearing up for a summer staycation? While we're all yearning to travel abroad, let's not forget that London is home to some dazzling sun-soaked spots. Explore our roundup of London's best swimming pools, lidos and ponds... and that bar to dry off in afterwards.

From parks filled with desert cacti and monstera to conservatories dedicated to the green stuff, our list of the best gardens around London has something for all you green-fingered folk. Think ponds, pergolas and sky-high rooftop gardens towering above the city.