London

Crowns, coronations, and a thousand years of pageantry. Walk the route monarchs have taken from their fortress prison to the abbey where they're crowned, past the palace where the King sleeps tonight.

Shakespeare, street food, and the world's best modern art — all on the wrong side of the river that turned out to be the right one. Follow the Thames from Borough Market to the London Eye.

Banksy on every corner, curry on Brick Lane, and the street where Shakespeare first trod the boards. East London rewrites itself every generation — this walk catches it mid-sentence.

Hidden courtyards, West End stages, the square where Newton lived, and streets that swung the Sixties. London's creative heart beats loudest between these lanes.