Inspired by LondonAdventureHub.com London's more than just Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. Take a few turns off the touri ...

Despite the name, Bat & Ball offers so much more than just ping pong. Tucked just steps away from Seven Dials in the heart of ...

Possibly London’s best known garden centre, if not the country’s, Petersham Nurseries in far-flung Richmond is so smart that until recently it even came with its own Michelin star restaurant!

Ross Miller was mowing his lawn on Saturday morning in preparation for a group of friends visiting when he discovered the 25lb (11kg) bomb casing at the bottom of his garden in Putley. Mr Miller ...

Unleash your inner Eliza Doolittle and make your way to Covent Garden. Basically an ancient typo of ‘Convent Garden’, the cobbled piazza is the epicentre of London shopping and it’s crawling in ...

Enjoy delicious rum punch while grooving to the best reggae beats at The Garden Vauxhall, an urban oasis right in the heart of central London. Alongside the food and the tunes, enjoy arcade games ...

“Covent Garden is already home to the city’s best dining concepts, and the addition of Kricket, with their take on Indian cuisine that blends Indian flavours with London’s culinary creativity, will ...

Tens of thousands of runners and spectators are anticipated to travel to central London for the London Landmarks Half Marathon (LLHM) on Sunday. Announcements on road closures and travel updates ...

In contrast, the upper floor’s generous open-plan living takes full advantage of the loft space’s high ceilings and panoramic views over Covent Garden Market ... s permanent family home in central ...

Calling all beauty lovers, mark your calendars now for the Korean brand’s London debut Covent Garden has been a haven for beauty events of late – and Laneige is now following suit with its first-ever ...

Godiva Chocolates, Unit 2, The Market, Covent Garden, with concession stores inside Harrods and Selfridges. Läderach is a Swiss chocolate brand, and a relative newcomer to the London chocolate ...

On Wednesday 26 February 2025 James Cheshire, Director of the Social Data Institute, delivered a talk on ‘The Power of Maps’ to a group of A Level students at the Royal Geographic Society in London.