Eastbury Manor House is an important example of a medium-sized brick-built Elizabethan manor house. The house is architecturally distinguished and well preserved. Recent restoration has...

This 4-tonne bronze statue was created by sculptor Philip Jackson, based on photographs of scenes following West Germany’s 4-2 defeat by England in the 1966...

Officially known as ‘The Boleyn Ground’, the West Ham stadium was inaugurated in 1904. It is home to West Ham United Football Club (nicknamed ‘The...

Valence House Museum is housed in a late medieval timber framed manor situated on the edge of Valence Park. The building was converted into...

Cabot Place Shopping Centre is one of the largest shopping complexes in Docklands. It snakes underneath several buildings and is well connected to the...

Discover is a centre that is aimed at young children and families, and offers them a chance to come together and be immersed in a...

Firepower takes you from slingshot to supergun, staring in the Field of Fire where big screens, dramatic sound and moving eye-witness accounts illuminate the conflicts...

The scale of the Royal Artillery Barracks has been compared to St Petersburg. At over 1000 feet in length, its main building has the longest...

The Thames Barrier has been described as the eighth wonder of the world and is, without doubt, an exceptional work of engineering. Nearby is the...

The film location for Blow Up, Michelangelo Antonioni's cult 1960s film, Maryon Park has had an interesting past. Its highest point, Cox's Mount, which overlooks...

The Greenwich Heritage Centre brings the history of Greenwich to life. It combines the former Borough Museum and the Local History Library, and its collections...

Once part of "Hanging Wood", which stretched from Woolwich to Charlton, Maryon Wilson Park is today home to grassland, woodland, picnic areas, a children's zoo,...

Hackney is a large borough in north-east London and covers quite a large area and encapsulates a great number of diverse people today. The...

Nestling in the heart of Walthamstow Village, a leafy conservation area tucked away in East London, the Vestry House Museum houses a collection of exhibitions...

The new millennium officially started in Greenwich, England on 1st January 2001; the world’s biggest dome was built on the Meridian Line in Greenwich to...