(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
The most wonderful time of the year is upon us. But you know what’s not so wonderful about the festive break? Trying to catch a train. Major stations get unbearably packed as people try to dash out of London in time for Christmas, […]
Since 2010 when Marylebone’s London Planetarium closed, the capital has had only one planetarium, found at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich. However, in 2026, a brand new cinema of stars is arriving in the capital. From January 30 2026, space nuts, science lovers and wannabe astronauts […]
You don’t have to walk very far in London before stumbling upon a gem of a bookshop. The city’s rich spread of indie bookstores has something for everyone, whether you’re after new novels, rare zines, antique classics, translated treasures or […]
New pubs don’t open up as much as new restaurants. In fact, it’s likely that more pubs in London are closing down than opening up, which makes the launch of new boozers in the capital something to celebrate. One pub […]
The first ever timber tube station has opened in London. After two years of closures, north London’s Colindale station has finally re-opened for good, and it’s got a swish new ticket hall (replacing the post-war one it had previously). The Underground […]
Every month a bunch of new restaurants are added to the Michelin Guide, the wide-ranging global restaurant handbook run by the same people who dish out exclusive Michelin stars. Though not quite as much of a foodie compliment as a Michelin […]
The last time a new work by the ever mysterious Banksy appeared in London, it was covered up and taken down in a matter of hours. The piece at the Royal Courts of Justice appeared to show a judge striking a protester […]