Don’t despair help is on hand from PKR_Billy, who as luck would have it previously worked just two minutes from the Loose Cannon and fills us in on what to do and see in the area.
London Dungeon
A great way to waste a couple of hours while also finding out about the gorier side of London’s history. From Jack the Ripper, to the Great Fire of London and much more, the London Dungeon uses live actors, special effects, rides and live shows to bring the horrors of the past to life. Just a ten minute walk from the Loose Cannon - you will also have the delight of crossing London Bridge to get there.
St Paul’s Cathedral
Standing on the same site since 604 AD, St Paul’s is an iconic part of the London skyline. A rich and diverse history means there is tons for vistors to discover. Open for sightseeing between 08:30 and 16:00 GMT, St Paul’s is just a five minute walk from the Loose Cannon.
Revolution Leadenhall
If you’re not attending the Friday night PKR party then Revolution is a great bar to go on a Friday night. Well within walking distance of Bank station the resident DJ plays ‘an eclectic mix of soul, disco and RnB from the 80s, 90s and beyond!’ until 1 am. Priding themselves on their tasty vodka cocktails, a new Christmas range has recently been launched and should definitely been tried.
Pacha London
With 20 venues around the world, nobody does nightclubs like Pacha. Dig out your best headwear this Saturday as ‘Hat-Club’ celebrates its 5th birthday at the venue. Sure to be great night for those with a penchant for funky head gear (James666) and those who love quality house music, the likes of Soul Avengers and Filthy Rich will be spinning the tunes well into the early hours.
Pacha is based at Victoria which is a short tube or even shorter cab journey from the Loose Cannon.
London Eye
Hop on the tube for just one stop to Embankment and check out the London Eye. Opened in 2000 the Eye is the mother of all Ferris wheels as you take a 20 minute journey in a private capsule giving you the spectacular birdseye views of famous London landmarks like Big Ben, the Houses of Parliment, Buckingham Palace and much more.