For a complete overview of all the best photo spots in London, with exact locations, see the map at the bottom.
Colourful houses on Lancaster Road
Looks like we got ourselves another rainbow explosion. This location has more hard colours instead of the pastel houses on Farmer's street. Zip on your brightest outfit and try to match these beautiful houses.
The Big Ben from across the Thames
Capture yourself in front of the Big Ben and Westminster from across the Thames. Make sure to catch a little arch in your picture and you can't miss this beautiful shot.
Phone booth, New Bond Street, Cartier
Get your glamour out for this one. A booth is always good. The proper prop to enhance that movement in your pose. Lean in, step out, pick up and click.
The Tower Bridge from the side
They call this waterside the Queen's walk and once you stand here and take a look at the marvellous wonder of the Tower Bridge, you know why. Sit like a queen and snap your best from this riverside.
St. Paul's Cathedral
Modern design meets English baroque in this shot. While you walk between the glass architecture your picture captures the St. Paul's Cathedral in the background. Simply stunning! Tip: Play around a little. See what you can do with the different reflections in the windows.
Neal's Yard
Embrace the colourful rebel you are and let Neal's Yard enhance your brightness.
Peggy Porschen
Pink is perfect for this amazing shot you can't miss.
God's own Junkyard
If you where ever looking for a sign, they probably have it right here. Dress to impress and let the neon shine bright while you take the perfect picture.
Millennium bridge towards St. Paul's Cathedral
This is where futuristic meets British decency. A bit of a tricky shot so make sure to get your height right and double check if the top of St. Paul's is visible. But if you get it right, you'll snap an amazing photo.
Little Venice, Warwick Bridge looking down on the boathouses
This is a tricky one again, but oh so pretty if you can snap it. It's a definitive two man job since the pic is snapped from on top of the bridge looking down. Can't leave your setup there on remote, this is still London after all. Pro tip, this shot is especially nice during golden hour in the fall.
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