One of the greatest female comedy actors Britain has produced, Hattie Jacques spent her entire life living in this modest townhouse at the heart of...

The iconic blue police box was made famous by the BBC Television series Dr. Who where ‘the doctor’ used one as a ‘Tardis’ (time and...

The discovery of the tomb of Tutunkhamun was without doubt the greatest step forward in archaeology and Egyptology ever made. Whether discovered by luck...

The Royal Bank of Scotland Gallery is one of the most important galleries of its type in central London. Throughout the year it holds...

Baden Powell House was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1962, and is one of the most important buildings associated with the Boy Scout movement....

The Dana Centre is an innovative live science forum where people can actively come and take part in debates and discussions, question leading scientists and...

The rather self explanatory title of the British Association for the Advancement of Science is a very accurate one. The centre is at the forefront...

Possibly the UK’s greatest museum covering all you could ask for from the natural world - plants, insects, rocks, fossils and more animals than you...

Earls Court Exhibition Centre is one of the largest multi-purpose venues in the country. It plays hosts to a variety of different shows all...

The Science Museum welcomes over a million visitors a year. Our collections form an enduring record of scientific, technological and medical change since the 18th...

Kensington Palace has seen such momentous events as the death of George II and birth of Queen Victoria. Multi-language sound guides lead the way through...

Nelson’s Column represents the geographical centre of London and is one of the most famous monuments in the city. It is situated in the centre...

Leading from Picadilly Circus to Hyde Park Corner, there is a small enclave between Picadilly and The Mall. At the heart of this exclusive area...

Steer was one of the leaders in art of his generation. He looked to the French for influence in his work and therefore always...

Alexander Fleming lived much of his adult life in this grand townhouse close to the River Thames on the edge of Chelsea. Without a...