A new cultural bucket list, unveiled by Travelodge, highlights London's lesser-known attractions, drawing Brits to explore beyond traditional tourist sites. The list includes Taylor Swift's favourite kebab shop and the infamous Infernos nightclub in Clapham, frequented by Margot Robbie. The Ted Lasso Walking Tour in Richmond also features prominently.

The London Transport Museum in Covent Garden, a filming location for films like Skyfall, tops the list. The Notting Hill Bookshop, a fan favourite from the film Notting Hill, ranks second. The Ted Lasso tour, offering fans a glimpse of filming locations, comes in third.

Research shows 40% of Brits are more likely to visit locations associated with celebrities. For instance, Chicken Shop on Baker Street, where Beyonce reportedly spent $2,440 (£2,000), and Kentish Delight, a kebab shop favoured by Taylor Swift, are popular choices.

Travelodge's spokesperson noted, “London is full of hidden gems to explore. From kebab shops in Kentish Town to the infamous dancefloor at Infernos, there are countless unexpected experiences to uncover.”

With 80 Travelodge hotels across Greater London, visitors have ample opportunity to explore these unique sites. The survey, conducted by 3Gem Research and Insights, found that 80% of Brits prioritise free attractions, with half of the listed sites offering free entry. As London continues to captivate with its eclectic mix of attractions, these unconventional spots offer a fresh perspective on the capital

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