Unique Things to Do in London
There are numerous stunts like no other which you can do in London. Angling is very famous; boating could be done on the river with different views of the city including the Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge. Visitors interested in the arts will get to enjoy their time at the Leaked Street Arches commonly referred to as the Banksy Tunnel where artistic work is showcased dynamically in one of the city’s corridors. If you want to find something rather peculiar, go to the Dennis Severs’ House in Spitalfields. This museum is preserved practically like a time capsule where one gets the feel of the ambiance of an 18th-century London in terms of visual, audible, and olfactory perceptions.
Experience Graffiti Rating at Leaked Street Tunnel
Located downstairs from Waterloo Station the Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel is a unique venue in which street artists can create their masterpieces where these are continually changing. It was discovered by an anonymous artist named Banksy and up to this day anyone can openly graffiti here in London. Go through the tunnel to find an urban painting, which shifts from day to day because new artists draw on the wall.
Visit God’s Own Junkyard
Head over to God’s own junkyard in Walthamstow and you’ll step into a neon wonderland, complete with vintage signs. This modern and diverse gallery shop houses the bizarre art of neon signs and old style movie props and the shop signs made by the late artist Chris Bracey. It is rather a magical place, full of magnificent lights and extraordinary installations around any corner. Regardless whether you are into neon art or not, God’s Own Junkyard is an exciting and rather colorful installation to watch.
Climb The O2 Arena
For the ultimate thrill seekers why not try scaling one of London’s most iconic structures? Up at The O2 is an amazing chance to climb up the Union O2 arena and then feel like a bird on the sky while watching the breathtaking view of the city. Visitors are taken on a ride that lasts 90 minutes and covers the exterior of the arena and then travel over the top of the roof of the complex and there is a viewing platform at the top where one can look down and get to view the River Thames, the Canary Wharf and surroundings. It is an exciting way of experiencing London and everything in it in a rather un-usual way.
Meet People of the House of Dreams
Take one step inside the House of Dreams at East Dulwich to get acquainted with the works of artist Stephen Wright. This is a private home cum museum where people have covered every inch of the wall, floor and ceiling in interesting pieces of mosaic the object and many other interesting trinkets of many colors. Every single room has its own story and they are all surrounded with personal belongings and works of art.
Conclusion
London is without any doubt one of the world’s biggest cities that have something for everyone, from the extraordinary experience that cannot be bought to the great sites and attractions that do not cost a dime.
