Chelsea - Historically one of London's most exclusive areas, Chelsea is home to the rich and famous, and has appropriately trendy bars and elegant restaurants. Its a mix of both boutique and designer shops, and to the south is The Thames River.

Covent Garden - Famous for its theaters and street performers, Covent Garden is London’s lively entertainment quarter. This is home to Leicester Square and several stylish cafes and bars.

Westminster (borough) - Just west of the historic City of London, Westminster borough is home to some of London’s most iconic sights. Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, and number 10 Downing Street are all located here.

St James - The fine art auction house, Christies’, is located in the exclusive London district of St. James’.

Marylebone - Between Regents Park and Hyde Park sits the affluent Marylebone district, home to Madame Tussauds and The Wallace Collection. Some of Marylebone’s famous residents include Madonna and Paul McCartney.

Knightsbridge - Bustling with flashy bars and stylish boutiques, Knightsbridge is London’s playground for the rich and famous.

Belgravia - This vibrant district of central London is west of Buckingham Palace, between the exclusive areas of Knightsbridge and Victoria. While many politicians and celebrities reside here, it also features boutiques, grand houses and chic nightspots.

Greenwich - Rich with maritime history and featuring the Royal Observatory, Greenwich is also home to the National Maritime Museum, the old Royal Naval College, and the famous and fun O2 Arena for concert-goers.