1) Apple Store

Go to the Apple Store on Regent Street and research your next desktop computer ( iMac ) buy an ipod for someone you like a lot, or just check your email.

2) London Eye

See central London from a great height by taking a London Eye Flight.

3) Dim Sum

Afternoon is the time for tasty fried snacks from any of the Dim Sum houses in London’s chinatown area. Great for eating with a beer.

The Clink was a notorious prison in Southwark, England which functioned from the 12th century until 1780 either deriving its name from, or bestowing it on, the local manor, the Clink Liberty. The manor and prison were owned by the Bishop of Winchester and situated next to his residence at Winchester Palace.
It was originally used for the detention of heretics (both Protestants and Catholics, as religious favours changed) but came to be used for people who broke the peace on Bankside or in Southwark’s numerous brothels. The prison probably fell into disuse after the English Civil War, though it was described in 1761 as being “a very dismal hole where debtors are sometimes confined, but little used.” The Clink was burned down during the Gordon Riots of 1780 and never rebuilt.
The name of the Clink is the origin of the phrase “in the clink”. The origins of the name are uncertain, but it may have been an example of onomatopoeia, referring to the sound made by the prison’s metal doors as they closed.