9 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about Southbank Centre:
"the newest skyscraper The View from The Shard; culture and views for free at the Cafe National Portrait Gallery; a must do for great view of the Houses of Parliament and London London Eye; the cafe on 3rd floor of the Southbank Centre with views over the River Thames and Hampstead Heath for uninterrupted views over the city" See More
"Stephanie, Given that you've never been to London before, here are my suggestions. Additionally, you're coming from the East Coast, so you'll probably be arriving in London in mid-to-early morning -- if you can manage to push through that first day without succumbing to jet lag, you'll feel great the rest of your trip. As an aside, this list is mostly cultivated from my own loves in London -- it's by no means definitive nor necessarily the most popular. Just places I love! :) Day 1 (Day of Arrival) Grab breakfast at Regency Cafe, a classic place for English Breakfast Wander around near Buckingham Palace, cross Westminster Bridge, and enjoy a coffee (and unique view) from 2 Love Tea & Coffee House (!" See More
"London Eye and Southbank Centre/Southbank near House Of Parliament." See More
"If you think about central London, there are interesting places like Shoreditch, Brick Lane, Southbank Centre, Camden Town." See More
"Try the Southbank Centre Winter Market!" See More
"Try a stroll along the Southbank Centre, or through one of the parks - St James's Park and The Regent's Park are two of my favourites." See More
"You can take the subway from the airport (ask there which line, I don't remember) to Piccadilly Circus Travel Information Centre, walk a little on Regent St, get inside the Soho, then take Oxford St to the The British Museum, make a quick visit to see the egiptian and greek treasures (its free), then take Holborn to go to Saint Paul's Cathedral, cross the Millennium Bridge, visit the Tate Modern, take a walk on the Southbank Centre, pass the City Hall and cross through the Tower Bridge." See More
"The Southbank Centre always has something to do and most of it free." See More