Things to Do in South London
London is divided in the middle by the river Thames. The south of London encompasses the historical areas of Southwark, Lambeth, Bankside and Greenwich. The area includes many attractions such as world renowned theatres, biggest observing wheel in the globe, modern art gallery and other venues. These landmarks and venues in South London attract thousands of visitors every year. If you are in the region and don’t know what to do then, consult our step by step guide below. This guide will help you find different places and venues in South London, where you can hangout with your family or friends and enjoy the very best of the region.
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Young Vic, is famous for its theater and educational program. The mission of this theatre is to inspire youngsters and spread this art across the globe.
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National Theatre, best known for its theatrical productions. It has seating capacity for roughly 1200 people, who can enjoy productions in a superb environment.
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BFI, is the best place in south of London to watch classic vintage movies along with new independent releases.
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Tate Modern, is a modern international art gallery locate on the southern side of London. Every year nearly 4.7 million people visit this art gallery.
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Shakespeare's Globe, is one of the most visited and well-renowned venue where you can not only enjoy live performances but can also eat food in their cafe.
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London Eye, is the biggest observing wheel in the entire globe. It has 32 capsules and you can see more than 50 landmarks in London city during this 30 minute ride.
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The Hayward Gallery, is an art gallery located within the South-bank region of the British capital. This venue also hosts different venues.
