Romantic Days Out in London

With venues in Battersea, Farringdon and Old Street, Bounce is one of the best cheap things to do in London for couples. Get competitive with games of table tennis, shuffleboard and beer pong starting from £6 per person, and nab chicken wings, garlic sourdough strips and pizzas for £13 or less.

What could be more romantic than a stay at one of London's best hotels for couples? We're talking bougie rooftop bars, fine dining restaurants and indulgent afternoon teas, all before heading back to your stunning room for the night.

Treat your date to something a little more fancy on your next day out, with one of these luxury experiences. Book a table at a fine dining restaurant, devour a Champagne-filled afternoon tea or enjoy a night of fantastic entertainment at a cabaret show.

What could be more romantic than watching the sunrise together? One of the best cheap daytime activities in London for couples, Sky Garden offers a breakfast session where you can enjoy a pastry and a hot drink from the stunning rooftop venue, all for just £9.50 each.

Located in Farringdon, The Chocolate Cocktail Club offer dreamy chocolate afternoon teas every single week. Think homemade finger sandwiches, warm scones with jam or Nutella, a selection of cakes and unlimited hot drinks - or why not upgrade to a cocktail?

Some date days in London don't need a fancy restaurant to get by, sometimes all you need is each other, a cosy sofa and a pint. Coming at you with some of the finest pubs around, these charming spots are keeping that romantic day out casual.

Secret romantic places in London? There's more than you might think. Check out these hidden gems across the city, where you can get your fill of quirky cocktails, speakeasy vibes and beaut interiors, perfect for an exclusive date night.

Head to Puttshack in Bank or White City, where you and your partner can get involved in some crazy golf. Their interactive leaderboards do all the scoring for you, so just relax and enjoy a cocktail or two as you head round the quirky courses. What's more, you can grab international small plates, stone-baked pizzas, cheesy fries and sweet treats afterwards.

If your idea of a fun date involves exploring the city's famed museums and galleries, then we've got just the thing for you. Once you're done checking out The Natural History Museum, consult our list of restaurants and bars perfect for culture vultures and tourists alike.

The chinking of glasses and glittering of bubbles is something that romance thrives on, and there's plenty of places to find both in London. Look through our list of romantic Champagne bars and get familiar with some of the best bottles around.

For some of the finest venues in London, check out these Michelin Star restaurants. From luxurious Indian restaurants in Mayfair to Parisian-style bistros in Shoreditch or premium Mediterranean fare in Fitzrovia, every corner of the city is dishing out fancy food and drinks.

Whether you're holding hands along the Thames or chinning beers by the canal, make sure you're doing it in one of these gorgeous riverside haunts. Think swish restaurants, laidback pubs and pretty spots that will have your other half swooning.

One of London's most romantic restaurants, 14 Hills is a great choice for a couples day out in the city. Head to the City of London for eclectic plates, great drinks and swoon-worthy decor adorned in foliage, including entire trees indoors.

For something a little more special than your usual meal out, why not try a carefully curated tasting menu? From sushi bites to sustainable British fare, we've got multi-course feasts all across the city, crafted by some of the best chefs that London has to offer. 

Romantic outings often need a little more than just dining and the flicker of candlelight, so what about throwing an activity into the mix? Join All Star Lanes in Holborn, Stratford, White City and Brick Lane for an afternoon of fun as you cuddle and cavort across their bowling mecca - adding a competitive streak to the mix. Plus, the retro spaces have karaoke and American-inspired food too.

While London at night is a romantic sight to behold, you can still have an amorous day trip up the Gherkin. Join the stunning Searcys rooftop bar any time of day as you and your beloved sip Champagne while watching the city stroll on by. 

Romantic things to do in London at night? We've got you covered, with a whole host of live music events to enjoy with your other half. From secret jazz clubs and blues nights to intimate piano sessions and acoustic performances, there's something on every night in our vibrant city.

Fronting slinky corners, candlelit tables and drinks menus that'll impress, our collection of romantic bars in London has something for all you thirsty lovebirds. Whether it's a first date or Valentine's idea, expect expertly crafted cocktails, award-winning wines and more.

As much as there is to do in the city, we sometimes crave a little peace and quiet. From exploring the Chislehurst Caves to visiting stunning castles and coastal towns, try out one of these fun days out for couples, less than two hours from London by train or car.

Ditch the fancy restaurants and take your partner on a street food tour of London. We've rounded up some of the best places to try, boasting tantalising dishes like fully loaded apple crumble, Japanese soufflé pancakes, spicy birria tacos and cheesy fried chicken flatbreads.

Dalloway Terrace is a venue that glitters all year around. Whether you're cuddling up in blankets on the terrace once sundown strikes or trying afternoon tea on for size at the West End favourite, it's romantic, it's classic and it's pure fun. 

On the hunt for unusual things to do in London for couples? Wow your partner with these must-visit immersive art galleries across the city. From Van Gogh exhibits and Monet experiences in Shoreditch to the multisensory Dopamine Land in South Kensington, there's so much to see here.

Escape the bustle of the big city with an energetic day out that will get the endorphins going. Spanning the lush greenery of Lee Valley, deer-filled Richmond Park and beyond, you're both spoilt for choice here. And afterwards, why not pop into a nearby pub?