(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Come summertime, there are few things better than the first sip of an ice-cold Aperol Spritz paired with a gorgeous view of London’s glorious skyline. London already has a formidable roster of rooftop bars, but soon another high-altitude venue will […]
Heads up, Londoners – the first of several weekends’ worth of major travel disruption is upon us. On March 7-8 there’ll be the near-entire total of the Piccadilly line, as well as shut stations for huge sections of the Circle, […]
Harry Potter fans already have more stuff to tick off in London than you can shake a wizarding wand at. What to check out first? Platform 9 ¾ in King’s Cross? The Cursed Child theatre show? The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – […]
2026 continues to be Harry Styles’ year. After a massive Wembley residency that sold out in minutes, a Manchester ‘One Night Only’ show that sold out even quicker and a dapper performance at the BRIT Awards that set the internet alight, […]
When Queen Elizabeth II officially opened the Barbican Centre in 1982, she declared it ‘one of the wonders of the modern world’. Some 44 years on, the brutalist icon looks set to become more wondrous still, as the City of […]
Easter is just a month away, and we all know what that means: supermarkets stocked wall-to-wall with every kind of egg-shaped chocolate you can imagine. The double bank holiday is your perfect yearly excuse to dedicate four whole days to eating as much […]
March is when London starts pretending it’s not miserable anymore. Like Nosferatu rising from the coffin, I’ve dragged my previously-ailing body back outside: strolling through a marginally less boggy Victoria Park, packing both sunglasses and a brolly ‘just in case’, […]