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Welcome back everyone!June in London is pretty much as good as it gets. It’s hot but not too hot. Festival season is in ...
28/05/2026

Welcome back everyone!

June in London is pretty much as good as it gets. It’s hot but not too hot. Festival season is in full swing, perfect for picnicking, exploring parks, or partying all day long.

Here are the best things to do in London in June:

World Cup 2026 - June 11th until July 19th

A World Cup summer is right around the corner.

This year, 16 stadiums across Canada, Mexico and the United States will host this epic tournament, which plays out from Thursday June 11 - Sunday July 19 2026.

Best World Cup outdoor screenings:

1. Flat Iron Square - Southwark

Flat Iron Square is a hub for drinking, dining and dancing in the shadow of The Shard. The outdoor space is host to a flea market at weekends and various events throughout the year.

2. The Garden Vauxall - Vauxall

The Garden will show every single World Cup match, not just the England ones, on one of its three massive LED screens. Two huge bars mean there’ll be plenty of beer to go round, for celebrations or commiserations.

Showing: Every single game.

How to book: General entry (free drink included) starts at £10 for England matches and £6 for non-England matches. Reserved table seating starts from £7.50 per person (minimum group of six).

3. Queen of Hoxton - Shoreditch

This lively two-floor Shoreditch mega pub is taking group bookings for its screenings of World Cup games in its ground floor bar. There'll be beers, Bajan food, and cocktails on offer, plus air conditioning if things get the wrong kind of heated.

Showing: Every match, but only the England games are ticketed.

How to book: Tickets start from £10 per person (includes free drink). Tickets don’t guarantee a table – they’re first come, first served.

Red Bull Soapbox Race - Alexandra Palace/ 20th June

Alexandra Palace will erupt in mayhem in June as dozens of DIY taboggans dart down the hill for the downright absurd Red Bull Soapbox Race. The annual race challenges adrenaline junkies to create the whackiest vehicle they can, then ride it down the track powered only by gravity. Along the way, they’ll encounter obstacles like The Water Roller, The Wedge, The Bone Rattler and The Kicker – it’s very rare that cars make it to the bottom of the course unscathed. Best stick to watching safely from the sidelines!

West End Live - Trafalgar Square/ 20th and 21st June

West End Live is the two day outdoor festival that turns some of the most expensive forms of entertainment in London into the cheapest fun going. Each year, casts of some of London's best West End musicals emerge blinking into the open-air for a weekend of free alfresco performances in Trafalgar Square, accompanied by fun photo ops, merch stalls, and bags of showbiz atmosphere. Expect pretty much every musical in London to be represented in the two-day event, with members of the casts performing a song or two from their show in the allocated timeslots.

And there you are. Lots of things to do in June! Also the famous Wimbledon Tennis Championship is just around the corner...

See you all in July

Bruno-Hotel Manager

Welcome back everyone!May truly is one of London’s finest months. Not only is the city pleasantly warm and bursting with...
28/04/2026

Welcome back everyone!

May truly is one of London’s finest months. Not only is the city pleasantly warm and bursting with colourful spring blooms, but everyone is excited with the possibilities of the coming Summer.

Here is my top recommendation:

RHS Chelsea Flower Show - 19th until 23rd May 2026

Across five days, hundreds of world-class growers and garden designers descend on Chelsea’s Royal Hospital Grounds to take part in the floral extravaganza that is the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

More than 400 exhibits will show off the green-fingered talent of the world’s finest landscapers and horticulturalists.

Make sure to be there!

See you all in June and remember to visit our site for information and availability.

Bruno - Hotel Manager

Hi everyone!London has an amazing energy on bank holidays and Easter weekend is particularly blessed, because it’s a rar...
01/04/2026

Hi everyone!

London has an amazing energy on bank holidays and Easter weekend is particularly blessed, because it’s a rare double bank holiday, meaning we get four whole days of work-free fun from Good Friday on April 3 to Easter Monday on April 6. Here are my suggestions:

The Passion of Jesus - Trafalgar Square - 3rd April

Wintershall Players return with their huge open-air re-enactment of ‘The Passion Of Jesus’ on Good Friday, marking the day the big man is believed to have been crucified by the Romans. Two 90-minute performances will be delivered by a cast of more than 100 actors and volunteers – plus a true menagerie of horses, donkeys and doves. Huge crowds usually gather for this event, but big screens ensure you won’t miss any crucial moments.

Flowers at Kew Gardens - Recommended

London’s botany HQ should be booming with blooms in April, making it the perfect spot for an Easter weekend walk. From its Cherry Walk lined with pink-blossomed Japanese cherry trees to its primrose and crocus-filled woodland garden, there’s plenty of pretty petals to spot here.

London Marathon - 26th April

The 2026 marathon will take place on Sunday April 26, and will follow the traditional route from Greenwich Park into central London, through a much-photographed stretch that takes in Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace.

If you hadn’t noticed, the marathon route is loooooong. Starting in Greenwich Park in south-east London and finishing right by Buckingham Palace, there are loads of famous things to see along the way, especially when you’re a spectator. Here are some of the things to look out for:

Mile 6: Cutty Sark
Mile 12: Tower Bridge
Mile 18: Canary Wharf
Mile 22: The Tower of London
Mile 25: The London Eye
Mile 25: Big Ben
Mile 26: Buckingham Palace

And there you are! Hope you have a great Easter! See you all in May...

Bruno-Hotel Manager

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