A museum that formerly housed two of the worlds greatest musicians 100 years apart, Handel Hendrix House is an unexpected merging of two musical histories, both honoured in equal part at one of…

With a mission to bring world-class art to everyone, MOCO (The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art) has come to London, opening in its Marble Arch location this August with  works by Picasso,…

It’s a sight for sore eyes: a modern-day record shop not only making ends meet and staying open, but truly thriving. Bringing in the biggest names in UK and world music, including Billie Eilish,…

Mall Galleries is an impressive art gallery space in an impressively royal location - as befits its members, some of the best artists working in Britain today. Home to the Federation of British…

Experience diverse habitats and wildlife in London, reconnect with nature along walkways, lakes and ponds, and see some rare species that you will struggle to find outside of the London Wetland Centre

Arguably the birthplace of Gothic Revivalism, Strawberry Hill House and Gardens is a fairy-tale blend of cathedral and castle features, surrounded by impeccable gardens designed in the English…

300 years of history as a church, now a concert hall with top-tier acoustics, Smith Square Hall (formerly St John's Smith Square) is one of London's premier venues for classical music, as well as a…

The Museum of Brands is faaar more interesting than it sounds; see how people lived by looking at the things that filled their homes and made up their lives, from TV-based board games and the most…

Britain's oldest dance company is still proudly pushing boundaries and innovating in classical and contemporary dance, as it has been comfortable doing throughout its long, tapestried history. 

221B Baker Street was the fictional address of the world’s greatest detective, brought to life in the stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Situated in a splendid four-storey Georgian townhouse in…