Rent 2 bedroom apartment of 54 m² in London

Waterloo is a fantastically central location. There’s plenty to do nearby – with some of London’s most famous theatres, The Old Vic and The National, within walking distance. Take a stroll along the south bank of the Thames past the bustling Royal Festival Hall, with its excellent food market every Saturday, and the British Film Institute (BFI) for movie buffs. The EDF London Eye is one of the capital’s most distinct and famous modern landmarks and well worth a trip for the impressive views. Also, the Imperial War Museum down past Lambeth North tube station offers an informative and thought-provoking look at the history of conflict.If you’re looking for a bite to eat, then try the excellent and casual Mexican street dining at Wahaca on Waterloo Road, or a burger from The Cut Bar at the Young Vic Theatre. Skylon in the Southbank Centre offers a seriously high-quality menu with excellent views of the Thames, especially at night. There are plenty of good pubs in the area to pick from. Vaulty Towers on Lower Marsh is a quirky and fun late bar filled with old theatre seating and sets. The Fire Station is a large gastropub in a converted building near the station, serving a range of beers and great food. Finally, the Waterloo Tap is a hip and fun little craft beer pub situated in a converted railway arch near the station.