2. Fashion and Textiles Museum

This small museum, hidden in Bermondsey, close to Tower Bridge, was founded by bonkers British fashion designer Zandra Rhodes. The museum doesn’t actually have a permanent collection, but instead the whole place (including the cafe) change in theme for each new exhibition. Its a pretty cheap entrance fee at just £6 for students and its worth looking at what’s on whilst you’re in London.

3. Vogue 100

Going... Going... Not gone yet!  This celebration of all things British Vogue is on at the National Portrait Gallery, but only until May 22nd. The exhibition holds over 280 images commissioned for British Vogue in its 100 year history, and pairs the iconic images with those lesser known and unpublished.

4. Photographer’s Gallery

If you have an interest or a passion for photography, then this is a must see! Situated right near Oxford Street, the gallery is the biggest public gallery dedicated to photography in London. The gallery has a load of ever-changing  exhibitions, from up and coming photographers to the absolute classics. Enough to wet any appetite!