(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Bikes are a cheaper, greener and healthier way of getting about, so it’s no wonder that cycling has become a right of passage for many Londoners in recent years – especially when commuting. More people than ever in London are […]
Most Londoners will be familiar with the city’s historic blue plaques, at least one of which likely celebrates the success of a long-dead poet and is bolted on to the wall of a house you can only dream of owning. […]
London has got a million and one things to do with kids. But one attraction is apparently superior to all others – the Horniman Museum and Gardens has been declared London’s best family attraction in the annual Muddy Stilettos Awards. Ten million Muddy voters from all […]
London’s collection of museums is one of its biggest flexes, and though the British Museum has faced some controversy over the last few months, it’s still one of the city’s grandest and most-visited attractions. Now, the Grade I-listed museum is in […]
You practically spend £7.50 just walking out the door in London, so any kind of free public transport is something of a godsend. And now we’ve good news for those looking to get about the city on a budget, as a free […]
London is a glorious mish-mash of historic and ultra-modern buildings, from the Gherkin to St Paul’s. Since 1966, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has been celebrating the most impressive architectural projects in London and the rest of the […]
Northeast Londoners, beware! The Overground running from Liverpool Street to Cheshunt and Enfield Town is soon closing for six weekends. This announcement comes after the news that other section of the line running between Liverpool Street and Chingford will also […]