With the UK permitting the reopening of outdoor pubs and restaurants, there are a number of outdoor activities for Londoners to enjoy now.
And for international visitors when travel restrictions are fully lifted.
Covent Garden unveils new al fresco outdoor dining
Thirty-five restaurants across the Covent Garden estate have reopened with new al fresco seating which will provide an additional 800 covers.
The al fresco seating will span seven streets and the Piazza, with the majority of covers providing weatherproof options for visitors.
The is also a garden picnic area for takeaway dining.
www.coventgarden.london/press-centre
The Rooftop at the Hippodrome
Located five stories above London's West End, The Rooftop offers is spread across three spacious floors and includes retractable roofs and terrace heaters.
With a closing time of 2am, The Rooftop is one of London's few late-night al fresco destinations.
Kings Cross and Coal Drops Yard
King's Cross and Coal Drops Yard has 1,500 alfresco spaces across the 20 outdoor terraces of restaurants, bars and cafes.
www.kingscross.co.uk/eat-alfresco-at-kings-cross
Southbank Centre's riverside food and drink pop-ups
The Southbank Centre's al fresco food and drink offering in the heart of London has returned.
The Farrier Camden Market
The Farrier is a new pub and restaurant headed up by a three Michelin star trained chef.
Housed in a restored horse hospital and stables buildings, The Farrier debuted by opening its terrace and courtyard.
The Light Bar, Shoreditch
Located in an old Victorian power station built in 1893, The Light Bar is a modern British bar and restaurant.
Under new ownership, the focus is on local produce, seasonal drinks and 'three floors of good times'.
The pub has a spacious outdoor terrace.