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How to Get to Your Outdoor Event in London

The public transport system is run by Transport for London (TfL) and they provide travel by train, underground (metro), bus, ferry, light rail, and bike. You can board any of their vehicles with an Oyster Card, which is an elegant all-in-one card system. Or, you know, just use contactless payment.

Alternatively, we’re sure you’ve seen a famous black hackney cab before. They’re a must-do experience when in town, and can be ordered via The London Cab Company. Otherwise,  Uber is active in the city.

And finally, another London icon is the Boris Bike. More recently known as  Santander Cycles. You’ll find them all over the city and can be rented with a tap of your contactless card.

Westminster

 Public Transport

• • • Buses: 748, 786, 788, 789, 790, 793, 717, 719, 720, 722, 750, 751, 765, 770, 774, N109, 159, 24, 3, N381, C10, N3, 12, N136, 453, 11, N155, 507, 87, 88, N11, N44, N87, 148, 211, N53. 
    • Underground: Circle & District and Jubilee Lines. 
    • Train: Gatwick Express, Southwest Railways. 

Secure Parking Garages in Westminster 

• • • Just Park Westminster – 15 Great College Street. 
    • Park bee Westminster – 3 Abbey Orchard Street. 

Southbank

Public Transport

• • • Buses: 139, 172, 211, 243, 26, 59, 76.
    • Underground: District, Jubilee, and Northern Line. 
    • Train: Overground, Southwestern, Southeastern, Thameslink.

Secure Parking Garages in Southbank

• • • Waterloo Car Park – 39 York Road. 
    • APCOA – Cornwall Road.

Camden

Public Transport

• • • Buses: 24, 27, 29, 31, 46, 88, 134, 168, 214, 253, 274, N5, N20, N27, N28, N29, N31, N253, and N279.
    • Underground: Northern Line. 
    • Train: Underground. 

Secure Parking Garages in Camden

• • • Just Park Camden – Camden Street. 
    • Lomax Carpark Corporation – 40 Pratt Steet. 

Where to Stay While in London for Your Private Dining Event 

Hotels in Westminster

Luxury Hotel in Modern English Style 

• • • • Prices start from £267
      • Star Rating: 4.8
      • Highlights: Unique English interior design, seasonal cuisine, bar, safe, TV screen, safe, and WiFi. 

Hotels in Southbank

Charming Hotel Rooms With Plenty of Daylight 

• • • • Prices start from £119
      • Star Rating: 4.5  
      • Highlights: Industrial design, crystal-style windows, rooftop restaurant, mini-bar, WiFi, kitchens, bar, and wheelchair access. 

Hotels in Camden

Contemporary Hotel With a Trendy Design 

• • • • Prices start from £75 
      • Star Rating: 4.3
      • Highlights: Private Terraces, Europe’s 2nd Open Lobby spread over 2 floors, espresso machines, TV screens, mini-bars, safes, and WiFi. 

What to Expect from Cusine in London

British food has a bad reputation. Yes, like most Northern European food, British dishes are heavy on potatoes, overcooked meats, and unseasoned vegetables.

Fish and Chips is the archetypal British street food: they’re greasy, mushy, and brilliant. But believe it or not, the national dish is Chicken Tikka Masala. An Indian inspired dish believed to have been created in Glasgow. It’s said that Indian food is the most popular cuisine in the UK. That being said, what folk refer to is a very specific North Indian, Punjabi style of cooking. And it almost exclusively means tomato-based gravy dishes, or in other words, curry!

Yes, curry and fish and chips are two great meals. Believe us. But as you can imagine, being an international city, you can get any kind of cuisine you want in London.

You’ll typically find classical upmarket French kitchens in the centre and the west. On the other end of the culinary spectrum, you’ll find hipster trendsetters all over the city, the range of styles is magnificent. And if you’re looking for something a little more off-piste, check out our guide to Immersive dining experiences in London.