(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Next to Liverpool Street station there’s a square you’ve likely walked past countless times, without wondering what it’s actually called. Sandwiched between Liverpool Street (the road) and Blomfield Street, it’s a regular thoroughfare for users of the City of London rail hub. […]
After a seven-year renovation, Kensington Palace’s beloved Orangery will open its doors once again. The refurbed restaurant, which dates back hundreds of years and comes with its own spectacular gardens and sweeping views of the palace, will retake its rightful […]
Every beanie-hatted, tote bag-bearing bro and their craft beer quaffing sidekick is a wine aficionado these days. So they’ll be very excited to hear that the now closed iconic restaurant, Le Gavroche, is auctioning off the wine from its cellar. Grab your chore […]
Hammersmith Bridge has been closed to vehicles for the past five years. Yep, five years. While at one point some thought the bridge might never reopen to road traffic, back in February the Thames crossing temporarily reopened to cyclists and small electric scooters. […]
These days the tube doesn’t seem like the old faithful it once was. Over the past months the Underground has been plagued by strikes and station closures, and what the heck is even going on with the Central line? And now it’s been […]
Can you believe that Walthamstow has been without a cinema for nearly an entire year? Since the collapse of Empire cinemas back in July 2023, ‘Stow’s been terrifyingly kino-free, the northeast London suburb’s residents left to traipse all the way […]
London, you’ll be happy to hear, is finally properly eating out again. Last year a whopping 253 new restaurants opened in the capital, the most since 2019, after which we saw the brutal gutting of hospitality in the wake of the […]