Routely Presents: London

The most-saved spot in London, and it's not close. Seventeen separate travelers saved it on their own, which tracks: nine centuries of history and the crown jewels in one stop is a hard combination to skip.

Street performers, a covered market, and enough side streets to fill an afternoon without ever checking a map. Tied for second most-saved spot in the city, and the kind of place that works whether you plan around it or just wander into it.

Usually saved in the same trip as the Tower right next to it, but it earns its own spot on the list. The view from the walkways gets saved almost as often as the bridge itself.

Coronations, royal weddings, a thousand years of British history under one roof. Fourteen travelers saved it independently, which for a spot this specific is a genuinely strong number.

The most-saved food spot in London, tied right up there with the big landmarks. One of the city's oldest food markets, and the kind of place where 'just grab a quick bite' turns into ninety minutes without anyone noticing.

Stalls, street food, and a genuinely chaotic layout that somehow works in its favor. Eight travelers saved it on their own, which for a spot this sprawling means it's the market people actually finish, not just start.

Curry houses, street art, vintage shops, all on one stretch of road in East London. The pick for travelers who want a neighborhood to wander rather than another single site to check off.

A free public garden with a skyline view at the top of a City tower, bar and restaurant included if you want to make a stop of it. Seven travelers saved it, and it's the kind of spot that quietly beats the paid observation decks nearby.