London Pop Ups You Will Not Want To Miss

London is an exciting place to be as there are amazing things to see and do no matter where your interests lie. From art and sport to dining and nightlife, the city has it all, and whether you’re there for a short time or a long time, staying in student housing or with a host family, London can promise to have something for you to enjoy!

One of the best parts of the city for students are the pop ups. These are temporary bars, restaurants, performances and various other exciting events and venues that appear in strange and unique places throughout the city. They won’t be there forever, so see them while you have the chance!

The Bar under the Bridge

This fantastic little pop up is perfect for the colder time of the year. Made to look like an Alpine lodge, this little bar will keep you cosy all through the winter as you sip on mulled wine and enjoy exquisite food. It’s located in the Southbank area of the city, which is easily accessible for many student host families. London comes alive in this part of the city, and the Bar under the Bridge is a pop up that will keep you coming back.

Calling All ABBA Fans!

If you’re a fan of the musical Mamma Mia, then Mamma Mia the Party might be just the pop up for you. Easily accessible at the O2 Arena in North Greenwich, this little pop up is made to look like a classic Greek restaurant, and you can enjoy traditional food while you watch the fantastic story unfold. It’s only running until February 2020, so you’d better hurry if you want to catch this one.

Brunch in the 90s

You’ll have to keep your eyes peeled for this one. The 90s Brunch events take place all throughout the city at different locations. They run throughout the year and are a great way to meet people and be social in the capital. Even if you weren’t born in the 90s there are so many cultural icons from this decade that you’ll love dressing up as something retro! Enjoy wild and delicious cocktails and get ready to party, 90s style!

With so many amazing pop ups in London throughout the year, there’s never enough time to see and visit them all. Whether it’s partying, culture or fantastic food, there are pop ups that appear in every corner of the city. With this guide and with some excellent detective skills you’ll be able to find even more great things to see, eat, drink and do. For a few hours every now and then, get out and about along with your host family – London is waiting!

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Sophie Smith works as an independent consultant and offers advice to young people looking for London-based student accommodation, whether they prefer Halls of Residence or staying with a host family. London has a wide range of options when it comes to student living, and Sophie’s expert tips and tricks never fail to put aspiring residents at ease. Her knowledge stems from her first-hand experience studying in the city and living on a budget, so she is more than qualified to support others doing the same.