Britain’s capital is known for Sherlock Holmes, tea time and royal Kong-precisions. The Queen decided to build all of London’s spots right next to each other around Waterloo Station, or else London freerunners have been too lazy to look around for more.

Either way, all of these spots can be easily visited in a day and will keep you busy for years, so get going!

IMAX

The most iconic spot of spots you will find in England. Locals claim that this is where the Double Kong Vault was invented by Queen Elizabeth after Britain won the war. Center of London jams and meeting point for freerunners from around the globe, the potential of this spot has been pushed for years. The perfect spot to run into some locals and kick off your day, this location is just a minute walk from Waterloo Station.

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Hayward Gallery

Hayward Gallery is hard to miss if you head towards the Thames from IMAX, and you’ll quickly recognize this extensive spot from many videos, including the iconic “Baby 45” gap above the staircase. Keep an eye out for security, they don’t like freerunners.

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Food Market

If you need a bite between spots, there are several restaurants and stalls around. The one that stands out is the Food Market, offering a wide variety of dishes. Ask the vendors for directions to the Jubilee Gardens, or just walk towards the London Eye (the giant ferris wheel) and you have some nice grass to sit down and chill while planning on what to hit next.

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Festival Pier

Nobody in London has a tan, because Festival Pier is as close as it gets to a day at the beach. This staircase offers drops into the sand from various heights, and legends say this is where the Pimp-Flip was born. If you come at high tide the beach is swallowed by the Thames and all you get is wet feet!

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Stone Circle

Just in case Festival Pier is flooded you've got the legendary Stone Circle right next to it. Different slanted walls make it the perfect spot to launch flips and wall-tricks.

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Tramp's Kitchen

Walking across the Waterloo Bridge right from the Festival Pier and Stone Circle brings you to this oldschool spot. Hidden underneath Waterloo bridge you'll find the iconic "Baby 45"-Gap. Home of many jams and session, especially on rainy days (it is London in the end).

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Boxcat

This fun spot is just above Tramp's Kitchen! Boxcat offers you a selection of precisions, 180s and catleaps and all come in neat little boxes.

Stay focused, a slip might mean taking a two story drop and having to climb back out of one of the boxes (ask Pasha he can tell you).

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Huge thank you to Giles Visive for the spot-list and photos! Did we miss any? Let us know in the comments and we'll do our best to update this list!