(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Anyone that’s been to university knows that there’s far more to it than sitting in lectures, writing essays and reading your way through an entire library. When you’re picking a uni, you want to know that you’ll have a decent place to live, […]
Supermoons are a sight to behold. Two to four times a year, when its at its fullest and reaches its closest point to our planet, the moon appears in our sky even more luminous and impressive than normal. In fact, it can […]
Ever tried sending a Whatsapp in Soho, or loading maps in Covent Garden? Not so easy, is it? But now there might be a way to avoid being confronted with the loading wheel of doom when visiting central London. A new study has […]
Don’t let autumn keep you away from the beach. So what if it’s a bit chillier now? You may not be able to lie down sunbathing for hours, but you can take a long walk, breathing in the cold sea breeze – […]
In London, visiting a museum doesn’t have to be about seeing priceless masterpieces in the Tate, or ancient artefacts in the British Museum, because sometimes a local museum can be just as fascinating. Six local museums in London have just […]
If you’ve not even started to think about your plans for New Year’s Eve 2025, worry not – you’ve still got a while to get something sorted. In fact, now is a very good time to think about how you […]
The National Theatre has just announced its 2026 spring season of four plays, a heavy-on-the classics affair that kicks off with a rare revival in the small Dorman Theatre, which is usually used for new writing only. In fact Anthony […]