London is a city brimming with history, and if you take a stroll around the heart of the City of London , you'll come across a remarkable...

The Bank of England has stood the test of time, surviving rioting, bombing and cyber attacks galore, to become the heart of the UK's financi

Leadenhall Market is one of London's great hidden gems, tucked away in the heart of the City of London.

Looking for the best lights in London? Search no longer, as we spill the beans on the perfect spots to capture the holiday spirit.

On 4th January 1942, King Charles I attempted to bring Parliament to heel. What followed was a disaster that would lead inexorably to war.

In January 1804, the residents of Hammersmith were haunted by a peculiar ghost. But all was not as it seemed

On January 1st 1908, a curious figure wearing an iron mask set off on a journey that remains a mystery to this day!

The Monument towers over the City of London, as a permanent reminder of the destruction of The Great Fire of London!

The Beatles may have been formed in Liverpool, but their time in London launched them to stratospheric fame.

The Beatles may have been born in Liverpool, but there is no doubt that their time in London played a key role in their many successes!

In 1888, under the cover of darkness, Jack the Ripper murdered at least five women in Whitechapel, then disappeared.

Heaven is one of, if not the most, iconic LGBTQ+ nightclub in London. With weekly events to cater to all tastes, it's guaranteed fun!

Think you know London's Palaces? Think again! Of course there's Buckingham Palace, but what about the others?

Home to the revolutionaries of fashion and music, Carnaby Street was the epicentre of the Swinging 60's and the epitome of cool.

Molly Houses provided safe spaces for gay men in the 18th Century. Though they are gone now, their legacy remains.

What is the Tower of London? Well, you may be surprised to hear that it’s not a tower. It’s a castle built almost 1000 years old. Over...

Without a doubt, St Paul’s Cathedral is one of the most famous buildings in London and even in the country.

As one of the oldest royal palaces in the city, St James’s Palace, has not just witnessed the rise and fall of dynasties, but played an acti

The heart of London, home to celebrations, protests, partying and a wealth of history.

What is Westminster Abbey? Westminster Abbey, is more than just a religious institution - it is a living chronicle of British history....