Brompton CemeterySW10
One of London’s largest Victorian burial grounds, Brompton is also one of the Seven...
Ceremony of the KeysEC
For every evening of the last 700-years at precisely 9:53pm the Tower of London has held...
Crypt GalleryNW1
Where 19th century burial meets 21st century art, you’ll find the Crypt Gallery, one of...
National Maritime MuseumSE10
Part of the Royal Museums Greenwich, the National Maritime Museum is a great place to...
Hackney City FarmE2
The success of Kentish Town City Farm in 1984 led to the establishment of a sister farm...
First ThursdaysE1
First Thursdays leave you with no excuse to say ‘there’s nothing to do tonight’....
Kensington Roof GardensW8
Open only on select days in the month (so it’s best to check) the Kensington Roof...
Skip Garden and KitchenN1
More than a thousand hands came together to build the Skip Garden and Kitchen; a project...
Sky GardenEC3
The Sky Garden is London’s highest public gardens and the twelfth tallest building in...
Kentish Town City FarmNW5
One of the city’s few farms, Kentish Town City Farm sits either side of the railway,...
The British MuseumWC1
Home to over 8-million items, the British Museum is one of the largest of its kind in the...
Petersham NurseriesTW10
Going to garden centres is always a pleasant afternoon excursion but what if we told you...
Horniman Museum and GardensSE23
Down in the leafy suburbs of Forest Hill, you’ll find the Horniman Museum, home to many...
Woodberry WetlandsN4
Reopened to the public in May 2016 by Sir David Attenborough, the Woodberry Wetlands had...
Daylight MusicN1
There aren’t many places in London where you can get a slice of cake and a mug of tea...
Dalston Eastern Curve GardenE8
Old railways lines really do make versatile spaces (also see Parkland Walk) and Dalston...
The Grant Museum of ZoologyWC1
Not for the faint-hearted but certainly for the curious, the Grant Museum of Zoology...