(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Londoners tend to remember where they were on 7/7. A coordinated series of suicide bombing attacks across the city’s transport network – one of the biggest attacks on British soil since the Blitz – its traumatic aftermath lasted throughout the summer of […]
London has no shortage of excellent hotels. Here at Time Out our list of the city’s best places to stay stretches to 100 options, while the capital also has countless hotels catering to different tastes or needs, from the cheap […]
Another month, another food hall. This May will see the opening of a brand new temple to snacking right by St Paul’s Cathedral. Market Place already has sites in Vauxhall, Harrow and Peckham, and this will be the brand’s first central-ish […]
It’s been years in the making, but the wait is finally over! IKEA’s massive new Oxford Street store opens its doors tomorrow (Thursday May 1), just in time for any May bank holiday DIY projects you’ve got planned this weekend. Housed inside […]
I know we say this every month, but May really is looking like a particularly great time for art-lovers – not least because you have two bank holidays to fill with shows, as well as two major institutional openings as the V&A […]
In the months since Euston was branded ‘the worst station in London’, the situation at the rail hub has undeniably improved – if only slightly. After a plan was unveiled to fix the station’s chaos, these days London’s 10th-busiest station allows […]
Just as London has revealed it plans to bid to host the 2040 Olympics, the capital has been crowned as the world’s best city for hosting sporting events. A new report by City Hall has revealed that major sporting events made £230 […]