London Blog Posts
London History Podcast Episodes
Latest Articles
Chiswick House Garden plays host to a 26 day Chinese lantern festival suitable for adults and children alike. To mark the Year of the Monkey 2016, a Mount Huaguo lantern with […]
-
admin
Have you ever wondered how the London’s Metropolitan Police catch the bad guys? Now is your chance to find out. The Museum of London are hosting a sobering exhibition: The […]
-
Londoners can now eat a rainbow on Brick Lane thanks to the rainbow coloured beigels on sale at Brick Lane’s Beigel Shop (that’s the yellow signed one). It is Britain’s […]
-
The story of Nell Gwynn is surrounded with intrigue. A woman who rose up the ranks quickly due to the favour of Charles II and then disappears from the history […]
-
Spring has truly sprung, delicate petals have began to unfurl showing off their colours. The Davies Alpine House at the North end of the rock garden is a real treat […]
-
As a tour guide I am often asked where to eat in London. Having worked and lived in central London for many years I have been fortunate to have sampled […]
-