I may have a bit of spare time in London, any ideas?
Am a bit skint and know the museums etc. Am told the Cutty Sark is worth a visit, Eltham Palace is near. Am more into quirky/undiscovered oddities than mainstream. Usually when I visit I have loads of ideas, struggling this time for some reason...not much in Time Out either.
In Dulwich...with bike.
have a mooch down the road to herne hill, if it's not raining theres usually some training/racing going on. for the tourist thing i would head to south bank for a wander.
Have you been to the horniman museum? Tis near dulwich
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Go and see Fred - you could pair it with a trip to the Cutty Sark.
Monument, a great view over the city, hardly ever much of a queue, and cheap as chips.
Selhurst Park football ground?
APF
The Sally Army cafe at the North Bank of the bouncy bridge is good and cheap.
What is on show in the horny man museum?
Eltham palace is on my list of must sees one day, but they dont open on Saturday's or something.
Free museums that are a bit quieter than the Exhibition Road lot:
https://www.soane.org/
http://www.wallacecollection.org/
http://thephotographersgallery.org.uk/
Museum of London is quite interesting, if you've not been.
All at the other end of London from you, but you do have your bike:
Chelsea Physic Garden? Kew Gardens? Syon House/Gardens? Kew Gardens is magical when the autumn colours start kicking in.
There's sometimes things to do on the [url= http://www.molpresents.com ]Mayor of London Presents[/url] website....although nothing at the moment.
Walking about London is sometimes interesting, there's a lot to see which I normally don't notice when walking between meetings in the city.
+1 for the Museum of London. Brilliant.
Kew Gardens is magical when the autumn colours start kicking in.
For someone who is "a bit skint", I suspect the 16 quid entry is a bit much though (not to mention the really very expensive food once you get in if you don't take a picnic).
just ride to Bar Italia on Frith Street W1 and sit watching the world go by whilst supping a coffee
+1 for the Wallace.
Failing that, NHM, V&A, Science - All free!
National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, Tate, Tate Modern - All free!
british museum - worth going just for the building itself.
+1 for bar italia.
Imperial War Museum is interesting too...haven't been for years but should still be worth a visit
Just have a bit of a ride around, London Bridge/Borough Market (if you like foodie stuff), see the Shard, up river to Tate Modern/Waterloo/National Film Theatre/Festival Hall, down the river to Tower Bridge/Design Museum/Greenwich (Observatory and National Maritime museum). Over the river to City of London, Leadenhall Market, Lloyds Building, Gerkin, St Pauls (all of this near Museum of London)
Have a nose around Dulwich Village, very nice. Picture Gallery if you like that sort of thing
go to richmond park for a spin on bike
Go to the painted chapel for a good long look. It's stunning.
Maybe tour the bike cafes and hang out with the cool kids.
Camden markets and Harrods food hall.
The Clink museum? Been a few years but I remember enjoying it, is £7.50 though.
Highgate Cemetery
Horniman is amazing a truly magical museum, the Grant is supposed to be good too.
Geffrye is ace well worth a look
BM
Hunterian
British Library
Loads of stuff all free hard to get bored in town!
Thanks all. I did the IWM Saturday, today the Design Museum (not at its best) and a wonder into Tate Modern.
Decided to sack the smoke off and visit my sister in Suffolk tomorrow now.
Stoner - Eltham is good for the art deco fan, tho it's not huge.
Golf Sale in Oxford Street?