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Located on the doorstep of Oxford Circus, The Langham is a grand hotel with impeccable service. Luxury at its best. 5 stars.
Submitted by Jack
The best wings, ribs, burgers and pulled pork in town! It rivals even the most well known and popular barbecue restaurants.
Submitted by Tom
One of Marylebone's many charming garden squares...
Submitted by Tom
An exceptional cycling gym, where you can achieve so much in an hour and you feel like you are in a club as the music is awesome!
Submitted by Zahra
A pretty spot in which to relax and eat lunch on a sunny day, just off Edgware Road.
Submitted by Aicha
You can visit the home of Sherlock Holmes, where he did all his detective work with a large drink and a pipe!
Submitted by Tom
After a busy day down Oxford Street, nothing beats a quiet escape to this hidden gem tucked in the heart of Marylebone.
Submitted by Giac
An amazing restaurant for crab and steak. A very cool place where everyone sits on long tables, but don't eat beforehand as it leaves you very full!
Submitted by Olivia
Displaying a private collection of artworks from the 18th and 19th centuries. The plus point of museums in London is most of them are free to visit...
Submitted by Tom
This is a weekend central London must! Walk-in brunch at this hot spot is unbeatable - especially if you're lucky enough to catch a seat outside!
Submitted by Jack
An Aladdin's cave of foodie delights - fresh produce, charcuterie and a cheese room. If they let me into heaven, I hope it looks like this!
Submitted by Victoria
The best place for lunch in Marylebone - partly a private members' club with an elegant atmosphere.
Submitted by Charles
A cult-like following has brought this incredible workout studio from America to its first London location - a great workout!
Submitted by Camille
French food and pretty décor, Aubaine is a small London-based chain.
Submitted by Aicha
A fourth generation family delicatessen serving homemade sandwiches and lunchtime treats.
Submitted by Jack
Why not explore the nearby areas of Marylebone, Fitzrovia, Paddington, Mayfair, Regent's Park, Soho, St John's Wood, Euston, Bloomsbury and Bayswater
Did you know?
"47 Queen Anne Street was known as "Turner's Den" after the artist Turner took residence. He allowed the property to fall into disrepair, despite it being festooned with priceless works of his art that now hang in the National Gallery!"
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