Designed by Giles Gilbert Scott this iconic landmark was completed in 1939 and powered much of South London until its closure in 1980. The...

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...

Situated in the heart of Covent Garden in Central London, the Cabaret Mechanical Theatre is one of the more fascinating of the many local attractions...

The Mi6 building is one of the most iconic modern landmarks in the capital. Featured in countless James Bond films the building is a...

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...

Westminster Cathedral is the headquarters of the Catholic Church in Britain. It was designed in the early Christian style and the first foundation stone was...

Kennington Oval is the original oval in Kennington that which the famous old cricket ground nearby was name after. This oval stands at the...

Immediately opposite the famous Oval Cricket Ground, The Oval House Theatre is a lively and energetic theatre and arts centre. The theatre is open...

Harrods of Knightsbridge is the most famous shop in London if not the world. Since the great department store first opened its doors in...

The Couper Collection exhibits the artistic works of London artist Max Couper. The exhibitions are onboard a series of London barges moored on the...

The National Army Museum is one of the greatest collections of military antiques, artefacts and historic papers related to war in the world. This vast...

There has been a green area on this site for centuries. Until 1854 the area was known as Kennington Common, but after a ‘monster...

The Brit Oval is the second largest cricket ground in the capital after Lords, the headquarters of world cricket. The Oval has enjoyed a...

Built by the Royal Masons in 1250, Westminster Abbey’s Chapter House was used in the 14th century by the Benedictine monks for their daily meetings...

Sir Christopher Wren, the same legendary architect who constructed St. Paul’s Cathedral, designed the Royal Chelsea Hospital. This magnificent building has an illustrious history...