Discover London’s 200 best Moment Seeker spots for your trip

London's West End: Ticket to The Lion King

★ 4.8 · 982 reviews

Take your seat for Disney's The Lion King in London's West End. Watch the African savanna come alive through elaborate puppetry and mask work, with evening and matinee performances to fit your schedule.

Shakespeare's Globe

★ 4.6 · 24,912 reviews

Step into Shakespeare's Globe, a timber-framed, thatched-roof recreation of the original 1599 theatre on the South Bank. Watch his plays performed as Elizabethan audiences did, standing in the open-air yard or seated on wooden benches.

Royal Albert Hall

★ 4.8 · 47,842 reviews

Discover the Royal Albert Hall in South Kensington, an iconic red-brick, glass-domed rotunda dating back to 1871. Admire the striking exterior for free, or catch a concert inside during the BBC Proms to experience its celebrated acoustics and atmosphere firsthand.

ABBA Arena

★ 4.9 · 19,895 reviews

Step into ABBA Arena on Stratford's waterfront for a concert unlike any other. Watch de-aged digital avatars of the band perform live alongside a ten-piece band and choir in a purpose-built venue designed for total immersion.

Mamma Mia! The Party

★ 4.5 · 1,963 reviews

Dive into Mamma Mia! The Party at London's O2. Sing and dance along to ABBA hits at long shared tables, tucking into a Greek-inspired dinner and cocktails amid a loose, festive storyline built for group fun.

Ronnie Scott's

★ 4.7 · 6,851 reviews

Step into Ronnie Scott's, Soho's legendary jazz club since 1959. Settle into the intimate, old-school room and catch a live set from top-tier musicians in one of London's best jazz atmospheres.

Entry Ticket to London Dungeon

★ 4.6 · 4,755 reviews

Step into the London Dungeon for a dose of dark, theatrical history. Move through live actor-led scare scenes covering plague, fire, and notorious criminals, mixing jump scares with dramatic, dark comedy along the way.

The Lost Estate

★ 4.6 · 1,262 reviews

Step into The Lost Estate for a night that's part feast, part theatre. Settle into an elaborately staged world like the 1920s Parisian cabaret of Chat Noir, enjoying a multi-course dinner as costumed performers weave a story through the room around you.

Jazz Cafe

★ 4.5 · 5,879 reviews

Discover Jazz Cafe, Camden's go-to spot for dinner and live music. Enjoy a plate of good food before settling into the intimate standing-room crowd for jazz, soul, funk, or hip-hop acts late into the night.

1-Hour Guided Tour of the Royal Albert Hall

★ 4.8 · 1,302 reviews

Step inside the Royal Albert Hall on a guided tour that goes beyond the concert experience. Explore the domed Victorian auditorium's architecture and history, taking in areas not normally open to ticket holders.

Nightjar

★ 4.6 · 2,781 reviews

Track down Nightjar behind its unmarked door on City Road in Shoreditch. Slip into the dim, jazz-age room for live music and cabaret-style cocktail presentations that turn ordering a drink into a show.

Scarfes Bar

★ 4.6 · 1,558 reviews

Step into Scarfes Bar, a wood-panelled hideaway inside the Rosewood London hung with Gerald Scarfe's caricatures. Settle in with an inventive cocktail as live jazz fills the room for a polished, proper night out.

Below Stone Nest

★ 4.3 · 206 reviews

Slip into Below Stone Nest, a basement bar tucked beneath Shaftesbury Avenue in Chinatown. Catch live jazz spilling into the late-night crowd, but come prepared for a strict door policy and a spontaneous, music-first vibe.

London Stadium

★ 4.4 · 18,775 reviews

Step into London Stadium, the Olympic bowl turned Premier League home and mega-venue in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Catch a West Ham match or a big-name concert, then enjoy smooth entry and the parkland setting around you.

Electric Brixton

★ 4.3 · 4,055 reviews

Discover Electric Brixton, a converted art deco cinema turned live music and clubbing hub. Catch a gig or dance the night away amid a mid-sized, energetic South London crowd with solid sightlines and atmosphere.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

★ 4.7 · 26,474 reviews

Step inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, one of football's most futuristic grounds. See the retractable pitch technology up close, walk through the glass-floor dressing-room tunnel, and take in the striking modern architecture built for both matchdays and major concerts.

Moonshine Saloon

★ 4.8 · 1,957 reviews

Step into the Old West at Moonshine Saloon, London's immersive cocktail bar in Houndsditch. Sip themed drinks as in-character actors pull you into their unfolding saloon storyline all night long.

KOKO

★ 4.4 · 6,686 reviews

Step into KOKO, Camden's ornate former theatre turned club and live music venue. Move between multiple levels and bars beneath the domed roof, then catch the view over Camden High Street from the rooftop balcony.

Village Underground

★ 4.4 · 2,095 reviews

Discover Village Underground, a Shoreditch icon topped with converted 1960s subway carriages. Get up close with live bands or dance through club nights in this intimate, warm, crowded room where the performers feel within reach.

Buckingham Palace Entry & Changing of the Guard Tour

★ 4.3 · 2,565 reviews

Step inside Buckingham Palace's State Rooms, open only during the summer season, then catch the King's Guard outside the gates. Wander through opulent halls used for state banquets before watching the ceremonial handover that's drawn crowds for generations.

Dalston Superstore

★ 3.6 · 783 reviews

Discover Dalston Superstore, a laid-back staple of East London's queer nightlife. Grab a cocktail upstairs, then head to the basement club for drag shows, DJ sets, and themed parties among a friendly local crowd.

The London Dungeon

★ 4.3 · 20,118 reviews

Step into the London Dungeon inside County Hall for an hour of theatrical scares. Move through themed rooms and short rides where live actors bring plague, executions, and Jack the Ripper to gruesome, darkly funny life.

Soho

Wander Soho, London's tangled hub of theatres, bars, and late-night energy. Stroll Old Compton Street's LGBTQ+ scene, browse Berwick Street's record stalls, and drift into Chinatown's edge on Gerrard Street after the West End curtains fall.

Phantom Peak London

★ 4.6 · 1,570 reviews

Step into Phantom Peak, a fully built frontier town hidden in Surrey Quays. Interact with costumed actors, chase storylines through the streets, and shape quests with your own curiosity instead of just watching from a seat.

Colour Factory

★ 3.9 · 658 reviews

Discover Colour Factory, a converted warehouse tucked into Hackney Wick's alternative nightlife scene. Catch intimate live gigs or dance the night away amid a raw, atmospheric industrial setting that's distinctly East London.

Lightroom

★ 4.6 · 2,255 reviews

Step into Lightroom, King's Cross's vast digital art space. Watch floor-to-ceiling projections and synchronized sound transform every surface of the room into immersive, story-driven shows like the David Bowie retrospective.

Wembley Stadium Guided Tour

★ 4.7 · 3,868 reviews

Step inside Wembley Stadium, the home of English football beneath its famous arch. Walk through the players' tunnel and dressing rooms usually off-limits to fans, getting a feel for matchday scale even on a quiet day.

Covent Garden

Explore Covent Garden's Victorian market hall, now a lively piazza ringed by cafes and shops. Watch jugglers, opera singers, and escapologists perform on the cobbles, then wander into Neal's Yard and Seven Dials for independent finds.

Wembley Stadium Tours

★ 4.7 · 33 reviews

Step behind the scenes at Wembley Stadium, beneath its landmark 133-metre arch. Walk through the players' tunnel, dressing rooms, and Royal Box while guides share personal stories from decades of FA Cup finals and England internationals.

Drumsheds

★ 4.1 · 2,140 reviews

Step into Drumsheds, London's massive warehouse turned techno playground in Meridian Water. Move between multi-room stages hosting heavyweight promoters like Drumcode, immersing yourself in large-scale production, evolving sound systems, and big-room dance energy.