One of South London’s largest green areas, the triangular common separates Battersea, Balham and Clapham. About 200 acres in size, the common is more...

Clapham High Street is one of the trendiest shopping and entertainment streets in south London. Just a stone’s throw from Clapham Common, the High...

This grand old house on the River Thames has a long and illustrious history. It has been home to two notable Londoners in the...

Studio Voltaire is one of very few artist-led projects operating in South West London, and offer a service to local people, visitors and the education...

Zoom In is a popular non-profit gallery and workshop based in Clapham. It is dedicated to the art of photography and aims to give...

The Clapham Grand is a beautiful Victorian music hall theatre that stands just outside the main entrance to Clapham Junction Station. The building has...

Completed in 1908, this building was constructed as a result of an open design competition which 143 architects entered. The winning architects Warwick and...

The Arding and Hobbs department store building was built in 1885 to accommodate the shopping needs of the ever-increasing population around Clapham Junction railway station....

One of London’s strangest churches, St. Matthews really has something for everyone. Despite being a fully functional Anglican church, the building also plays host...

Theatre 503 has a reputation as one of the finest fringe theatres in the capital. Opened in 1982 as an extension of the Notting...

The London Printworks Trust is a registered charity that is based in Brixton in south London. It is concerned with the long tradition of...

This 55-acre city park is located close to the centre of the bustling metropolitan district of Wandsworth in south London. First opened in 1923...

Battersea Park Children's Zoo has been a popular fixture with young children and their parents since it opened. Although only a small facility it...

Located at the heart of South London’s most beautiful park, this art gallery offers a wide range of exhibitions throughout the year. Built in...

Now one of London’s premier music venues, this building was constructed in 1929 as the largest of the Capital’s four ‘Astoria’ theatres. Its unique...