Things to do in London this week

This is the most straightforward Arsenal pick if you want the full stadium experience without being marched around in a rush. The route takes in fan-favourite areas such as the changing rooms, pitch-side viewpoints, and museum displays, with enough flexibility to pause, take photos, and follow the club history at your own pace.

Gravity MAX is useful when the weather turns or your group cannot settle on one activity. Families, mixed-age groups, and casual evening planners will find plenty to rotate through, though the most popular activities can mean waiting around at busier times.

Emirates Stadium is worth a look even outside match day if you are interested in contemporary stadium design and football culture. Visitor reports often point to comfortable seating, clean facilities, well-managed entry and exit, and easy public transport access.

Stamford Bridge is a strong west London option for football fans, whether you follow Chelsea or simply want to compare one of the city’s major club grounds. Visitors often mention clear views, well-kept facilities, organized staff, and a tour format that keeps the experience engaging.

Skuna is the wildcard on this week’s list: part boat trip, part floating group hangout. Its West India Quay location makes it a memorable Canary Wharf plan for friends, celebrations, or repeat visitors who have already covered London’s classic sightseeing circuit.

SEA LIFE London Aquarium is a reliable indoor stop for children, animal lovers, and anyone spending time around the South Bank. The visit balances spectacle with accessible learning, but its central location means crowds can build quickly at popular times.