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Walking along the Little Venice canals in Regent's park is fun and enjoyable. You can walk on foot, ride one of the many colourful boats, or take the water tram. Along the banks of the river, there are mansions of aristocrats designed by John Nash. Ducks live among the willows in the main water area, Browning Pool, and Dutch tulips grow in Rembrandt's garden.

Primordial London remains outside the Soho quarter, a picturesque place in the capital, teeming with entertainment establishments. Previously, various communities lived here, which did not fit into the usual look of London. A century later, you can still find a bohemian artist next to a bank clerk in Soho. It is a favourite place to hang out in the evening in drinking venues or bohemian cafes.

Brick Lane is the most famous place in East London, which, however, has been occupied by tourists in recent years. Nevertheless, this street has not lost its charm: life here is in full swing from morning to night, especially on weekends – street musicians, beatboxers, performances, graffiti, strange shops, antiques, and many second-hand shops are located here.