100% Tailor-made London Breaks
Want to improve your English? With Lingua Holidays, instead of going to school, our teachers come to your apartment or, if you prefer, suggest places to visit in London together. A Lingua Holiday is totally flexible. You can start your holiday on any day of the week, for any duration. You can even choose the time of your English lesson and with intensive, one-to-one lessons that focus on your specific needs, you’ll learn quickly. Our English courses are completely tailor-made, and lessons are exclusive to you and your party.
Experience London
See the sights and experience living in London! We will keep you up-to-date with what is going on in and around the city so that you can explore on your own or on a private excursion with an English teacher or Blue Badge Guide. Window-shop on London’s top shopping streets, pop into an art gallery or museum, take a walk in one of London’s many parks or sit and chat over a traditional British afternoon tea!
Visit Columbia Road Flower Market in the heart of the East End
Take a Sunday morning stroll at Kenwood House
Sweet and savoury treats at Borough Market
Shopping and sightseeing in Knightsbridge
Take a day trip to Cambridge
Browse in London's local markets
Explore Hampstead’s hidden streets and lanes
Enjoy London’s top iconic views
Take a day trip to Rye
Take a Sunday morning stroll at Kenwood House
Sweet and savoury treats at Borough Market
Shopping and sightseeing in Knightsbridge
Take a day trip to Cambridge
Browse in London's local markets
Explore Hampstead’s hidden streets and lanes
Enjoy London’s top iconic views
Take a day trip to Rye
London By Month
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Spring blooms at Columbia Road Market
Spring is in the air so get down to Columbia Road flower market, a Sunday market overflowing with heavenly...
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Easter in London 2019
Easter weekend in London, 19-22 April 2019 Visit London at Easter and you’ll find shop windows filled with Easter...
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Best brunches in London
The popularity of Aussie-style long, lingering brunches in London continues to grow at a furious pace. Brunch is becoming...
Thames walk: Tower Bridge to Canary Wharf
Walk along the Thames, north or south, and in either direction, and you’ll be amazed what there is to...
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Idiom of the week
Improve your English by learning and using a new idiom each week.
‘have a chip on your shoulder’‘have a chip on your shoulder’
If someone has a chip on their shoulder, they feel resentful because they feel they are being treated unfairly, sometimes because of their background, sex or colour.
Eg he has a chip on his shoulder because he didn’t go to university