Chelsea - Historically one of London's most exclusive areas, Chelsea is home to the rich and famous, and has appropriately stylish bars and elegant restaurants. Its backbone is the King's Road, with a mix of both high street and designer shops.

Covent Garden - Famed for its theatres and street performers, Covent Garden is London’s lively entertainment quarter. The historic district is home to Leicester Square and the Seven Dials, and the bustling streets are lined with stylish cafes and bars.

Westminster - 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’. Infamous for its cigar retailers, St James’ is also known for the tailors on its eponymous street.

Marylebone - Nestled between Regents Park and Hyde Park, this elegant regency district is home to Madame Tussauds and The Wallace Collection. Marylebone’s residents include Madonna and Paul McCartney, and the leafy area is just short walk from Oxford Street.

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

Belgravia - This vibrant district of central London is just west of Buckingham Palace, and sits between the exclusive areas of Knightsbridge and Victoria.

Greenwich - Not many areas can boast a time zone named after them, but Greenwich, with its rich maritime history and the Royal Observatory, certainly can.