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Choose from private en suite apartment rooms and spacious studios in four brilliant locations, convenient for London’s many universities including Imperial, UCL, University of the Arts London and University of West London. Live like a local and discover the fascinating city on your doorstep – where each street looks like a film set and every building tells a story.
The UK’s capital is exciting, exhilarating and full of opportunity, but there’s more to London than big city buzz. Green parks are found in every neighbourhood, the River Thames weaves its way through the city centre, and the diversity of communities, cultures and quarters make this international metropolis an accessible and neighbourly place to live.
Every area of London is filled with shops, restaurants, bars and clubs but you’ll discover the secrets of each neighbourhood as you live your best student life in the city. The regenerated East End offers cutting-edge culture and a hipster lifestyle. The centre is home to iconic department stores, theatres and Chinatown. South London is diverse and artistic. West London is the place for museums, the Notting Hill Carnival and music venues. The City has been London’s heartbeat for 800 years.
Home to internationally renowned ballet, opera and theatre, world-leading art galleries and museums, and incredible architecture that takes you on a trip from Roman remains to Tudor timbered buildings, Georgian and Victorian grandeur to iconic skyscrapers, your student life in London is history brought up close and personal. Put big names like Tate Modern, the British Museum and the Royal Opera House on your bucket list, don’t miss out on the small and unusual venues that give London its unique character and heart.
The palaces, churches, cathedrals and monuments mean you have only to step out the door of your student housing in London to be immersed in history. See the centre of government at the Houses of Parliament, watch the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace and climb to the iconic Whispering Gallery in the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral. The best way to discover the city’s heritage is to walk around its historic neighbourhoods. Or take a trip on a river boat to see how the city’s timeline along the banks of the Thames.
London is serviced by 10 major stations with city-to-city routes across the UK. The London Orbital motorway, the M25, links with major road networks; inside London there is a congestion charge payable for car journeys. London also has six international airports. Within the city, public transport is available on bus, London Underground and train services; there is a citywide bike hire service, plus taxis.
