Jubilee Bank Holiday: London's “most Instagrammable” Jubilee inspired places revealed

As part of Bdaily’s latest feature week, The Business of Social Media, we spoke with passport photo specialist Photo Aid, who has conducted research which reveals the most “picturesque, Jubilee inspired” entertainment spots in the city to spend the well-deserved days off.

1. Cahoots London: Situated in an unused underground station, this 1940s inspired cocktail bar is the “perfect destination” for vintage enthusiasts and travellers from all over the world who want to experience the most authentic British culture. In celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, Cahoots is hosting a series of events, merging food, drinks and music, making it an “amazing spot” for Instagram lovers.

2. The Corgi Café in Southbank: If you are a dog lover or owner, and you want to spend an afternoon “surrounded by cuteness”, this is the perfect place for you. The Refinery in Southbank is hosting an afternoon dog party to celebrate the Queen’s favourite dog breed.

3. Radio Rooftop: Situated in the heart of Covent Garden and considered one of the “best rooftops” in London, Radio Rooftop offers a special cocktail menu to celebrate the Royal weekend.

4. Superbloom Afternoon Tea at the Orchid Lounge, Pan Pacific: Located in the very heart of East London, luxury hotel Pan Pacific hosts “the most delightful” afternoon tea.

5. Platinum Jubilee Cocktails at The Ivy (Tower Bridge): Sample a menu “fit for the Queen” at one of the most well-renowned restaurants in London, enjoying a traditional afternoon tea, or a more original Champagne afternoon tea with an “amazing view” of the Tower Bridge.

6. Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels - Neal’s Yard: Hidden in the heart of Covent Garden, Neal’s Yard is a colourful location filled with bars, restaurants and shops, “perfect for those who seek an adventure in Central London”.

7. Peggy Porschen cakes: Their Jubilee inspired selection of cupcakes look “simply irresistible” and “really make the perfect ‘no filter’ picture for your Instagram”. The pink pastel-coloured location will also make the whole experience “dreamier and more surreal”.

8. Queen of Hoxton: Known as one of the “best clubs and rooftops in the city”, Queen of Hoxton is hosting a Hip Hop House Party for all the people who are “looking for some fun at the beginning of the holiday”. The club’s rooftop also offers an “amazing” view of London for some “spectacular” pictures.

A spokesperson for Photo Aid commented: “London is the perfect location to go to for a four-day bank holiday weekend. There are so many different things to do to make unforgettable memories. All the places and activities listed reflect the UK’s proud culture and traditions.

“From afternoon teas and cakes to nightlife and parties, what better way is there to spend the Queen’s Jubilee bank holiday? Embedded in British culture and London’s urban landscapes, it’s so easy to get lost and start snapping great pics.”