In London, we take our Sundays seriously which means that, if you’re new in town, they can be a bit boring. Overnight, the bustling city goes quiet and then you’re left wondering what to do in London on a Sunday. Well, look no more. From free activities to the best clubs in Mayfair that are open on Sunday, this article will tell you everything.

1. Visit the Covent Garden Market

Right next to the Covent Garden tube station, you’ll find London’s Covent Garden Market which happens to be open on Sunday. There, you’ll find almost everything, from handmade jewellery, ornaments, and art pieces to food products and fresh produce. Independent stores and big-name brands alike come to this place to display their products. And, of course, let’s not forget about all the restaurants and bars in the area. It’s a beautiful place to get lost for a few hours and maybe find a few solid bargains.

2. Take a Free Trip to the Natural History Museum

Yes, you read right. The Natural History Museum London doesn’t charge for entry and only a few exhibitions require a paid ticket. So, why not take a trip down to this top London attraction and check out what you can from over half a million specimens. From the human evolution gallery to the museum’s 32-metre dinosaur, Dippy, there’s enough to see for everyone. What you should remember is that you need to claim your free ticket online before you go.

3. Go Clubbing at Tape London

Sundays at Tape club London are special. First of all, it’s one of London’s exclusive clubs which means you’ll be partying in style. Second, you’ve got dancers, fire performers, amped-up MCs and a DJ who knows his way around the turntables. Let’s not forget the fireworks, confetti, bottle shows, and the beautiful crowd. Overall, it’s an electrifying atmosphere and a great way to add some spice to your Sunday. The best part is, we can take care of your Tape London guestlist requests and VIP table bookings and prepare for you a perfect night out clubbing.

4. Do Some Sweet Sunday Shopping

There’s a reason London Fashion Week takes place in London. It’s one of the world’s leading fashion capitals, and so, it’s only fair for you to take advantage of that. If you’re into vintage shopping, you can visit Brick Lane. If you’re into high-fashion and luxury designer clothing, you can go to Liberty London on Regent St. And, last but not least, Dover Street Market near Piccadilly Circus station is the place to be if you’re into artsy, unconventional, and boldly-modern fashion.

5. Go for a Picnic in a Park

London has no shortage of parks: Green Park, Hyde Park, The Regent’s, St. James, and the list goes on. All you’ve got to do is pick one, pack a bag with a few snacks and drinks or maybe a light meal, and then hit the park. And, to those of us who are currently dating, prepare a decent brunch for your partner and you’ll get quite a few brownie points in return.

As you see, the weekends in London aren’t quite so boring after all. The trick is to know what to do in London on a Sunday, and you’ll be good to go. While most of these activities can be done impromptu, if you want to join the Tape London guestlist or get a VIP table booking at Tape, you’ll need to contact us beforehand. If you have any questions or special requests, don’t hesitate to tell us. After all, we’re here to help you have an amazing night and a beautiful Sunday.