Things to do in London this week

The Arsenal Stadium Tour is an easy win this week if you want a football fix without planning around a fixture. The self-guided format lets you linger where you like, line up photos without feeling rushed, and finish with the museum for the deeper club context. It suits devoted Arsenal fans, but it is also clear and accessible enough for first-timers who simply want to understand why the ground matters.

Stamford Bridge is a smart choice for football fans who want a focused activity in west London. The ground is set up for polished stadium touring, with modern facilities and clear sightlines, and it is easy to fold into time in Fulham or the surrounding neighbourhood. It is especially useful if you want the feel of a major club without committing to a matchday schedule.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium works well for anyone interested in contemporary stadium design as well as football culture. Visitors often highlight the food and drink options, helpful staff and strong views from the seating areas, while the scale of the building gives the visit a proper sense of occasion. The main catch is location: getting there is straightforward enough, but it rewards a little planning.

Skuna is the most sociable choice in this edit: more floating get-together than conventional sightseeing tour. It is a strong fit for birthdays, family plans and small groups who want Canary Wharf to feel a bit more playful, with some formats running later in the day. Pick the boat style carefully and it can turn a simple meet-up into the week’s main event.

Silvermere is worth the trip if your London week has space for time on the course. The 18-hole layout is described as well kept and engaging, while the driving range and equipment store make it practical whether you are warming up, taking a lesson or playing a full round. Service can vary, so go in with a relaxed sporting mindset rather than treating it like a tightly scheduled central London stop.