What can i do on a sunday morning in london?

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Harriet

Walk. It's a wonderfyl city full of sights.

angel 36

shag sleep shag sleep shag sleep all day long

crispycrump

Go to a gallery or museum, go for a walk, go for breakfast and read the papers.

Greenwich park is really nice this time of year with all the autumn leaves and deer park and there is a nice little indoor market nearby and the planetarium.

drox

make all of us here in the states jealous!!!!! enjoy the view- the people- people watching is fascinating

Adze

Mug old ladies or visitors
like the rest of em do.

Chantellee Darlingg â™¥

shop till u drop

clicky j

Answer more questions on this!!!!
or go for a run
go for a walk
go shopping for christmas
sleep
change you furniture around, new look.
go visit a mate
watch old movies
best of luck!!!!.xxxx

beany

Go to the ICA, have coffee, watch a film, look at some art and when you are done there, cross the road and walk about St James Park. I used to work there and miss it loads, that's what I'd do anyway.

Graham A

If the weather's good you could wander up the hill at the north end of Regents Park (I think it's called Primrose Hill). From the top you get a fantastic view across the city. When you've done that you could wander down to a cafe on the way to Camden Town and have a good coffee and read the papers.

If you're culturally minded you could visit a gallery - Tate (Britain or Modern), National Portrait Gallery, etc. Or the V&A museum.

A good walk would be along the south bank of the Thames from Waterloo station (London Eye) to London Bridge. You get good views of St Pauls etc and Borough Market is a cool place to visit at weekends. You'd be passing Tate Modern too.

Battersea Park is nice too.

Hope this gives you some ideas.

Private P

Go to the nearest church or cathedral and soak in the history, as well as say a few prayers for people you know who need spiritual help ... you'll feel SO much better for having done this.

jonahbeast

Try a street market. This link will help you figure out what markets are open on Sunday and what sort of atmosphere. http://www.streetsensation.co.uk/markets.htm The Columbia Road (flower) market and Camden Lock market are lots of fun.
Churches are a good option too. If you are attending services you won't be charged tourist fees to get inside places like St. Paul's cathedral.

Savannah

sleep.

john b

Go to church and meet people.

the_lipsiot

The weather forecast is sh*te for tomorrow morning.

I'd stay in bed with,
a. a good woman
b. a very, very bad woman
c. a pile of jazz mags and a box of tissues
d. the Sunday newspapers

or, if you're really bored, I guess you could sleep

Chipmunk Blue

Sleep.

Nicola L

Go to Kew Gardens, have breakfast in the orangery.

emma m

make lurvve

londoner

Spitalfields Market is great on a Sunday, very quaint and interesting.
http://www.visitspitalfields.com/

Mr Chops

Take a walk up Parliament Hill and reflect on how Guido Fawkes and his bunch of crazy friends nearly succeed in blowing up the houses of parliament,,where is he now when he's really needed,,besides the walk will do you good

pepzi_bandit 2

church or shop

ciaran_m_o

w@nk

FrozenCamel

Wonder how drunk you'd have to be to want to go to London in the first place.

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