(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
London is a world-leading city in so many respects. We’ve got countless iconic tourist attractions, unbeatable museums, a diverse and delicious food scene, and now, according to National Geographic, one of the top recommended ‘travel adventures’ in the world for 2026. The travel magazine has put together […]
For 99 percent of us, getting on the tube wearing only your pants is the stuff of nightmares. But for a very small, very dedicated group, it’s a much-anticipated annual tradition. If you’re not already aware, the no-trousers tube ride […]
If you’ve ever walked through Covent Garden’s market hall, you’ll know the Crusting Pipe. Located on the lower ground floor of the complex, you’ve likely looked down on its winers and diners from above. It’s long been one of the […]
If one of your goals in 2026 is to become disgustingly well-cultured, Time Out is at your service. We’ve called upon our international network of editors and writers and rounded up all the exhibitions across the world that should be at the […]
January in London can be grim: wallets are empty, the weather’s miserable, and everyone’s pretending they care about collagen smoothies, creatine and wellness fads. But if there’s one thing that can drag you through this dreary month, it’s live music. […]
Mark Twain famously once described London as ‘fifty villages massed solidly together’. Indeed, across the city, there are are dozens of little pockets that wouldn’t feel out of place far out in the countryside. They’re full of independent shops and caffs, […]
Another year is nearly up. And on December 31, hundreds of thousands of us will fill up London’s pubs, bars, rooftops and pavements to watch fireworks light up the sky, join in a chorus of ‘Auld Lang Syne’ and welcome in 2026. All sorts […]