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lies the other side of London - beyond the Tate Modern take the Victoria line to Brixton. Discover a buzzing night spot with the Prince Albert pub and Noodle bars aong Cold Harbour Lane. Head up the hill to Brockwell Park - views to the city, loads of shady spots and space to soak up sun, plus the famous Brockwell Lido, Outdoor Olympic pool with cafe and community centre.

If you're a lover of all sorts of garden beds and flowers, take an afternoon to go out to Kew Gardens and wander around the gorgeously manicured areas. The gift/souvenir shop is a bit steep in prices, but just enjoy being outside and amongst the flowers and plants :)

St James and Hyde Park are my favourites - definitely do the London thing and go sit in a park on a sunny day and absorb some of that much needed vitamin d from the sun! The Parks are beautiful cos' London gets so much rain, and although they'll be packed on a sunny summer's day, you need to get back ot nature in a city like London, where things can seem pretty grey and indoorsy.

London is ridiculously expensive for tourists. You end up paying a fortune to get into various attractions and travelling to them. Many expensive tour buses operate around London, but by using the local red buses you can save yourself a lot of money and see everything more independently. If you have a decent guide book try taking the number 11 bus that goes all the way from Chelsea through to near St. Paul's Cathedral. It passes many of the major attractions (e.g. Trafalgar Square) and you can hop on and off. It's a cheap way to get around the major sites and you don't have to tip the driver! It's fun as well because you see some of the more unusual Londoners and the odd famous person.

Have more fun on a Sunday than you ever thought possible, and at the same time reassure your loved ones back home that you are not slacking off on your moral crusade, simply by attending church! 'The Church', to be more precise. Take the tube to Kings Cross/St Pancras, and follow the long line of antipodeans (and many others) heading toward what ostensily is little more than a converted warehouse, but is in reality a fine house of pre-noon drinking, live comedians, strippers, and more liberal behavior than Jim Baker could ever condemn in a thousand crystal cathedrals. The Church is a London institution, and better value cannot be found, given that the five pound entry fee gets you so much live entertainment (some of which inevitably ends up being provided by audience members). A very surreal experience for a Sunday morning.

Parmi tous les musées que compte Londres, je vous recommende fortement d´aller visiter ce temple du design posé comme un navire sur le bord de la Tamise. De Charles Rennie Mackintosh à Starck, tous les plus grands maîtres en la matière sont présents dans cet endroit étonnant. Design Museum: Butter's Wharf, dans les Docklands. Tél: 403-69-33. Métro: Tower Hill. De 11 h 30 à 18 h.

The V & A is a very nice and interesting museum of decorative arts. You can find works of arts, craft and design from Europe, America, the Far East, the South Asia and the Middle East, from fifteen centuries to the present day. I recommend you the Art Nouveau exhibition is very fascinating, you can see it until 30 of july. Open Daily : 10.00- 17.45 South Kensington www.wam.ac.uk

Start with a leisurely stroll across Tower Bridge, and then head straight into the Tower of London. At the Tower, be sure to attach yourself to one of the free tours given by the Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters). These tours are an excellent way to learn all the rich (and many times grizly) history of early London. After the Tower, hop a bus down to St Paul's Cathedral, being sure to spend the extra few pounds and take the 530 steps to the top of the dome. The Whispering Gallery is an amazing experience, not to be missed (and a great place to rest with all those steps!). Trundle a little further down to Trafalgar Square, and then head straight down Whitehall, passing Downing Street, Horseguards Parade, and on to Westminster. No -one should ever visit London without spending at least two hours inside Westminster Abbey, and the photo opportunity of Big Ben is not to be missed. Finish the day with a relaxing stroll through the exquisite St James' Park, which fronts on to Buckingham Palace.

this has a great modern art selection, and usually has well-curated exhibits. my favourite is the Surrealist wing. check out the Turner Prize show every year too. past winners include Damien Hirst (of the sawn-up cow fame) and Rachel Whiteread.

this is the wax figure museum with realistic figures of Marylin Monroe, the Royal Family, M. Jackson, Austin Powers, etc. i have a photo of my whole family with Arnie Schwarzernegger from there (hey, that is pretty cool! i was 11 at the time, ok?!)

Head to Hyde Park on a hot summer's day. have a picnic and go on a rented boat on the Serpentine. check out the top totty too!! ;)

Go hang out at Covent Garden. you can go shopping for some funky stuff, then sit in one of the oudoor pubs while watching various street performers.