Planning a visit and looking for British Things to Do in London? This shows a list of what British people enjoy and includes comments of other ideas too.
Featuring an excellent knitted fry up.
The Fence, Farringdon
The UK and the USA may share a language (mostly) in common, but when it comes to a number of cultural customs, the Atlantic Ocean seems like the smallest thing separating them.
As a born and bred Englishman, it pains me to say that my homeland has given the world plenty of entertainment recently, and not in a good way. I am of course talking about our abysmal performance at Euro 2016. Oh yeah, and, you know, that whole Brexit thing...
I'm pretty much guilty of all the British stereotypes on this list but they are what we Brits are most known and loved for around the world!
Because there's nothing more exciting than realising you remembered to bring your own bags to Tesco.
London is like the perfect cup of tea—strong, steeped in history, and best enjoyed slowly. This city, once the stomping ground of Roman legions, still carries
Memes good enough to print out and stick on your fridge.
A good map is worth a thousand words. A bad one, on the other hand, is just one, and usually a pretty ugly one.
We love you, but some of the things you do are just weird.
We're a strange nation.
Get ready to add another notch on that belt as we reveal ten of our favourite foodie experiences across the UK. Let us know your top food destinations below.
Friends, pandas, countrymen, lend me thine ears! For 'tis a page of memes from the island of Britain that I present upon you.
If you ever get into an argument with a British person, you'll wish you'd have watched this video. Siobhan Thompson gives you the tools to sling insults like...
It's just not easy loving the British Isles. people in the niche corner