Discover London’s unmissable neighbourhoods, restaurants and rooftops

Full of unmissable sights and others that, despite not being so well known, are worth visiting, London is capital effervescent in history, good gastronomy and neighborhoods that reserve peculiar characteristics for visitors.

At least that’s what the choices of what to see and where to eat in the city from an insider’s perspective show. Andre Farias.

Entrepreneur and CEO of Club Experience Nordeste, a corporate knowledge platform for entrepreneurs, the professional recently spent time in London and discovered new interesting corners of the English capital, as well as revisiting some of his favorite spots.

“First-time visitors to London will likely spend a good deal of time visiting the main sights. But what to do on a second or third visit to the city?”, asks the businessman.

It is with this vision that the professional shares below a mix of tips for restaurants, bars, interesting neighborhoods, rooftops and even cultural spaces which is worth checking out.

Bars and restaurants: where to eat

Next to Hyde Park, mayfair it is one of the most expensive areas of London and, therefore, ends up being off the beaten path for most tourists.

Even so, it is worth visiting the region to see shop windows, buildings and beautiful squares, where the neighborhood presents itself in an elegant way with terraced houses, sophisticated shops and even art galleries.

Thus, the region, which is one of the most popular in London, is a good bet if you are willing to experience quality cuisine.

Here you can pay attention to the iconic Park Chinois a refined Chinese restaurant inspired by Shanghai in the 1930s. My tip is to order the Duke de Chine, Peking duck with 72 hours of preparation – a portion comfortably serves two people and costs £ 110.

The restaurant also has other interesting areas. My tip is to go up to the second floor for dinner to the sound of jazz and then go down to enjoy drinks and enjoy the entertainment of the DJs.