Posted on 5th September, 2018London After DarkPlanning a trip into London can be quite a challenge, as there are so many things to do with so little time. London at night is one that the tour guides will not usually present to you, but one that you can definitely see for yourself. We want to make sure you are making the most of your time in London and schedule some night time activates into your itinerary. London comes alive after dark and you don’t want to miss seeing the city lit up in all its twinkling glory. Here are our favourite things to do in London... READ MORE →
Posted on 2nd August, 2018Summer events in LondonLondon is a beautiful and exciting place to visit in the summer, especially as the days are becoming longer and evenings are getting warmer. London is bursting with activities to keep children busy during the summer holidays. If you need any inspiration to keep your days full of excitement in London this summer, then keep reading as we have listed our top things to do for everyone. Kids Week As a parent, it might be tricky to keep your child entertained all summer on a budget. This August, a child aged 16 or under can get FREE theatre tickets... READ MORE →
Posted on 6th July, 2018Top Tips For Attending The PromsTop Tips For Attending The Proms Every Summer, the Royal Albert Hall is filled with beautiful music as the BBC Proms brings eight weeks of concerts to Central London. Attending The Proms is an experience like no other and one that every classical music lover should enjoy at some point. BBC host The Proms with the aim to bring the finest classical music to as many people as possible and pride the event on the affordable prices and informal atmosphere. BBC Proms 2018 is set to be another great year for the two month concerts, with highlights including the Swedish... READ MORE →
Posted on 1st June, 2018Trooping the Colour: The Queen’s Birthday ParadeEvery year the Queen celebrates her official birthday with an impressive display of pageantry known as Trooping the Colour on Horse Guards Parade. The tradition dates back to the 17th Century and sees hundreds of officers, horses and musicians from the Household Division in their ceremonial uniforms to parade for the Sovereign. The Queen herself is always in attendance, along with various other members of the Royal Family. This year, the Trooping the Colour parade takes place on Saturday 9th June and this guide covers everything you need to know about the Queen’s Birthday Celebrations. Where to watch Trooping the... READ MORE →
Posted on 3rd May, 2018Museums at Night FestivalIf art, history and heritage are your cup of tea then you are in for a real treat this May, as the Museums at Night festival will once again be coming to London and the rest of the UK. Between Wednesday 16th and Saturday 19th May 2018, museums, galleries and libraries across the country will come to life after dark to showcase their treasures in unique and exciting ways. Museums at Night Festival was the brainchild of Culture24, a not-for-profit cultural publisher, who have been running the popular event since 2009. Suffragette Gaming at LSE On the 16th May, head... READ MORE →