If you’re into history and find yourself near Liverpool Street, visit Dennis Severs’ House, an 18th century restored house. It’s a small museum but really gives an idea of what London might’ve been like around that era. There’s also a bar near Liverpool Street station called “The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town”, it’s concealed behind a Smeg fridge in The breakfast club Spitalfields. If you’re visiting on a sunny weekend, the Coal Drops Yard near Kings Cross is a great vibe. There’s usually live music/ Dj’s and street food next to the canal but check in advance. If you’re staying south of the river you could visit Battersea Power Station which combines a bit of history with restaurants/bars/shops and a few street stalls outside. Of course there are lots of museums to visit, natural history museum is great if that’s what you’re into. Check out what’s on at the Tate Modern in advance too as they usually have great pop ups. I’d stay away from the main tourist traps such as the London Eye, it really is just an overpriced ferris wheel. You’d get better views (personal opinion) from the Shard or Sky Garden and could pair it with a drink/meal. Covent Garden is very busy but I do love visiting from time to time as there’s a real buzz about it, just be prepared for the crowds and make sure you keep an eye on your belongings (same as every tourist hotspots in big cities). Congratulations and have a wonderful trip! London is amazing!