(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
In what really is a huge deal, the Bayeux Tapestry is returning to the UK for the first time in almost a millennium this year. The event is such a big deal, in fact, that Time Out has named it as the […]
Hampstead Heath is one of London’s most treasured parks. It’s home to one of the best views of the London skyline, a Grade-II listed lido, three of the city’s most beloved bathing ponds, a zoo, a grand manor house and acres of […]
Back in 2024 Birmingham restaurant Opheem became the first Indian restaurant in the UK to score the honour of two Michelin stars – and now its chef Aktar Islam is now opening his first London restaurant. Oudh 1722 will open in […]
Beloved Stokey bar Ryan’s closed last month after 32 years in business (no!) but all is not lost for the legendary Stoke Newington Church Street venue, which has a massive beer garden. The space will be reopening as a pub named […]
Are you a regular late-night user of the Northern line’s Bank branch? Here’s some news you’ll want to know about. The middle fork of the black tube line is shutting early for four whole months at the start of 2026 – […]
Though we all love to complain about it, Londoners couldn’t function without the city’s huge public transport network. The Underground has been dutifully ferrying us across the capital since 1863 and in a recent Time Out survey, locals gave it an […]
David Attenborough’s latest documentary on the animal kingdom has foregone the depths of the ocean or the vast savannah plains for the streets of London. ‘There is a wild side to London. The city is surprisingly alive with all sorts of […]