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Photograph: Courtesy of Booking.com A hotel may look gorgeous in photos and it may assure you that it’s one of the finest establishments around, but the only way you can really know what a hotel is like before you book is by […]
Photo: Mark SeniorThe school summer holidays are long, hard and unavoidably expensive: six straight weeks of being forced to entertain your beloved children. And every year SOLT – that’s the Society of London Theatre, which runs the West End – helps […]
Photograph: DisneyMaui fans roll up, because a new Moana experience is coming to Tower Bridge in late June – and it’s free to attend and full of surprises. Ahead of the Disney live-action movie, the free-to-visit attraction will be allowing you to embark on […]
Andrew Brackenbury / Time OutIconic Camden music venue Barfly is set to relaunch later this month. Promoters Barfly took over a Victorian pub called The Monarch at 49 Chalk Farm Road in the early 2000s, hosting gigs in the upstairs room, […]
Photograph: Kimberley RossPitchfork Music Festival London is, by our reckoning, one of the top music festivals in the UK right now. Since launching in November 2021, the multi-venue, week-ish-long event has firmly established itself in the capital’s annual festival calendar, known for its […]
Photograph: Marks and SpencerSure, only the flushest of Londoners can afford to shop at an M&S on the regs – but who’s complaining when a shiny new Marks and Sparks opens in their neighbourhood? Whether you’re after succulent fruits and […]
Photograph: TfLThe DLR has changed the face of east London since it first opened in 1987. In its earliest days, many of the exotic-sounding places it linked up were sparsely populated former docks, and dotted with crumbling remnants of London’s […]