Category: Things To Do In London

This is a sponsored article on behalf of Gulliver’s Land Resort. How’s this for an enchanting evening out with family and friends this winter? Wander among spectacular lanterns inspired by fairy tales and classic literature including Peter Pan and Gulliver’s

How did London become a fashion powerhouse? Largely thanks to the contribution of Jewish designers, says a new exhibition at Museum of London Docklands. I can’t say I’ve ever given much through to London’s fashion history. I tend to dress

Budget-friendly things to do in London this week for £5 or less. The Lego Superpower Academy opens its doors on Thursday. Looking for more free things to do in London? Here are 102 of em! We’ve also compiled this epic

Photo: Joshua Atkins/Hyde Park Winter Wonderland Santa’s Grottos and meet-and-greets with Father Christmas are big business in London these days, and hugely popular. If your children want to meet Santa, his elves and his reindeer in London for Christmas 2023,

“Now pay attention…” Thetford must be home to the largest concentrated amount of Captain Mainwarings in the world. Image: Londonist A classic sitcom pilgrimage, with a day trip from London. Who do you think you are kidding if you don’t

Love it when a museum reopens. Image: iStock/vvmich London’s Vagina Museum is making a comeback. Originally opened in 2019, the world’s first bricks-and-mortar museum dedicated to vaginas, vulvas and the gynaecological anatomy was forced to close its Bethnal Green site

Between The Bridges goes big on drag for Halloween. Photo: Luke Dyson Adult Halloween events and parties in London: Halloween 2023 HALLOWEEN FILMS: We’ve rounded up the scary films being shown in London this Halloween — take a look at

This is a sponsored article on behalf of the National Army Museum. The National Army Museum launches a new exhibition delving into how William Shakespeare’s plays have shaped attitudes to war, both past and present. Though he wasn’t a soldier

Diwali this year falls on 12 November, and there are plenty of celebrations around the date. Image © Greater London Authority Diwali is a festival of light celebrated by people from several different countries and religions, including Sikhs, Hindus, Buddhists