(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
The Year of the Fire Horse has arrived. And there are few better ways to celebrate it than at the biggest Lunar New Year celebration outside of Asia, which just so happens to be right here in London. This time every year, London’s Chinatown erupts […]
The V&A is stuffed with a truly magnificent array of weird and wonderful things from centuries of human existence. Under one roof, you can find the sixteenth century Raphael Cartoons, Leonardo da Vinci’s notebooks, an Iranian carpet thought to be the oldest in […]
★★★ In theory, Kip Williams’ Dracula is the perfect homecoming vehicle for Cynthia Erivo. Having spent her twenties making a name for herself on the London stage, she hasn’t trodden our boards since a Menier Chocolate Factory production of The Color […]
Like an aging rockstar that just won’t give up touring, London’s Bakerloo line trains have been on their last legs for quite some time now. While lots of people might enjoy the vintage vibes of the 54-year-old carriages, let’s face […]
Our list of the best restaurants in Covent Garden has got a brand new number one. Following the closure of former list-topper Tandoor Chop House last month, Time Out’s London food experts have crowned a new primo destination in the land of tourists […]
This is not a drill, ‘za heads. Chef Tom Budakan, formerly of Dough Hands (once named one of Time Out’s best pizzas in the world), has opened a pizza kitchen at the Old Queen’s Head in Islington. Hot Saint Pizza launched at the pub on Essex Road […]
Croissants and cruffins, bread and beignets, cheese twists and cinnamon buns – London’s bakeries have every kind of baked good you could possibly wish for (and then some). You could take on the enormous task of trying them all out for yourself, […]