(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Back in August we at Time Out covered the news that Twickenham, the ‘home of English rugby’ in west London, would be getting a new name. For the first time in its 117-year history, the legendary rugby venue has been […]
Ready for a throwback? Boyband legends McFly are back in London this week to serve up a dose of noughties pop-rock nostalgia. Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd are in town for two shows to celebrate the […]
Did you know that a whopping 77 out of 272 tube stations in London have listed status? That means that almost one third of all Underground status are protected because of their historic architecture, which is pretty impressive. London’s tube […]
Restaurants are shutting all over London these days, and we’re not happy about it. After the recent closures of Mystik Burek, 12:51 and Moko, we’re sad to announce that another beloved London resto is shutting its doors soon: Eat 17 in […]
In case you missed the memo, Britpop is fully back and we’re all obsessed with Oasis again. It’s just like living in the noughties – we’ve even got an economic crisis and Labour government to go with it. If you’re […]
The UK has lots of private schools – and plenty of them are among the finest on the planet. In fact, several of the best private schools are right here in London. In one recent ranking of the world’s best […]
At 52 years old, the trains on the Bakerloo line are the oldest running passenger trains in the UK. And you certainly tell. While many passengers might enjoy their vintage vibes, most Londoners would agree that they’ve served their time. Now Andy […]