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Southbank Impressions: Four Things to Do at the Southbank

Four Things to Do at the Southbank – because there is more than the Eye.

REAL FOOD MARKET
Just behind the Southbank Centre you will find the Real Food Market – home over 30 traders selling food-from-around-the-world-to-go. Some of the highlights are Korean Burrito by Korrito, cake by Outside Tart, artisan coffee by Bean About Town, Indian fast food by the Indians Next Door and fresh bread by the Flour Station. The tasty smells, variety of food on offer and friendly atmosphere all add up to make it a great place to visit.
Opening hours Friday to Sunday. 12 noon – 6 pm.
SKATEPARK 
See skaters, BMXers and street artists showing off at the Undercroft Space.
THE ROOF GARDEN CAFE/BAR
Follow the yellow stairs up to the Queen Elizabeth Hall Roof Garden for a stunning view of London. It’s a true oasis where you can escape the crowdy Southbank and enjoy the riverside views while having a coffee/tea or cocktail.
Opening hours 10am-10pm. Open to public till late September.
OXO TOWER
Catch an (often free) exhibition at the The gallery @ OXO. The gallery showcases everything from photography to design and architecture.

4 thoughts on “Southbank Impressions: Four Things to Do at the Southbank”

  1. V

    Indian fast food!?! Sound awesome! Have you tried all of those before? I’m adding it to my list for the next time I’m in London. I’m always looking for something new to do that’s non-touristy.

    Thanks for the suggestions!

    V
    Life+1

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  2. Jodie

    Thanks for the follow, love your blog! And this cute little video – I love Southbank, it’s such a creative little part of london and always something to explore there. I went to the food market over summer and had one of the most amazing burgers at a stand called bill or beak (or something like that!) Definitely a place to visit to anyone coming to London, your video captures it perfectly ^^

    http://www.lefthandwhimsy.blogspot.co.uk

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    1. tea Post author

      That is so sweet. I love the Soutbank for the same reason -always something going on.

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