From a billygoat‘s nose to a crisp £10 note, from packing down a snowball to slipping on a posh silk dress, London‘s bedecked with things to touch. Here are the Time Out team‘s favourite feelings
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1 Grass beneath bare feet on a summer’s day in Regent’s Park |  |
 | 2 The feel of the water against your skin in Hampstead ponds |
3 The waft of hot air up the trouser leg/skirt on a London bus (only in winter) |  |
 | 4 Running your hand down the Barbican’s concrete balustrades |
5 The strange smoothness of the bantam eggs, Islington Farmers’ Market |  |
 | 6 The sensation of putting on a silk dress you can’t quite afford in a shop where you don’t quite belong on Bond Street |
7 The almost imperceptible jolt of the Inter-City as it finally slows to a dead stop at Euston |  |
 | 8 The patch of rough fur above a goat’s nose at London Zoo |
9 The National Gallery’s touch-screen art gallery in the Eurostar lounge at St Pancras station |  |
 | 10 Snow seeping through your gloves when you’re about to hurl a snowball in Hyde Park |
11 The sting of too much wasabi rushing up your nose at Itsu |  |
 | 12 A fresh copy of Time Out in your hands |
13 Cold marble on a hot day in the British Museum |  |
 | 14 Five crisp tenners on their short journey from the cash machine to your wallet on pay day |
15 Running your fingers through the velvets and ribbons in VV Rouleaux, the accessories and haberdashery store |  |
 | 16 The plush, opulent comfort of a seat at the Prince Charles cinema – knowing you’re in for two hours of ergonomic bliss |
17 Unfurling a rare manuscript in the British Library |  |
 | 18 Caviar popping on your tongue at the Caviar House & Prunier |
19 The feel of wooden bench on backside by the Thames in Putney, after a five-mile walk |  |
 | 20 Rays in the touch tank at London Aquarium |
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