Down at the very sedate Roxy Bar and Screen in London Bridge you can catch free (or very cheap) films most weeknights, and during the dayti...

Here's a useful tool, courtesy of those clever sorts over at the Londonist. You can also click on their logo below to visit their excel...

London Zoo was opened in 1828 and is "the world's oldest scientific zoo", whatever that means. It's undoubtedly one of Bri...

Now in it's third incarnation at the Duke of York's HQ off the Kings Road in Chelsea, the Saatchi Gallery reopened in the new 70,000...

There are many places to hire a rowing boat in London, and enjoy the simple pleasures of messing around in boats. Here are just a few of the...

The Wellcome Collection, in Euston, is a series of Exhibitions displaying a mix of medical artefacts and artworks, apparently intended to ex...

Don't miss a great free fireworks display in the heart of the city this Saturday evening, and every year in early November. From 5pm, t...

The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust's 42 hectare London Wetland Centre at Barnes is a recognised as the best urban site in Europe to watch w...

There are many large cemetaries in London, but the most famous one has to be Highgate Cemetary. It's most famous for the tomb of Karl Ma...

It's a little way out of London, but Lee Valley Boats at Broxbourne (25 mins from Liverpool Street) you can hire a canal boat for the d...

The RAF Museum at Colindale (near Hendon) in North London, is one of the best museums of flight in the World The Museum is on the site of t...

One of the benefits of living in one of the most multicultural cities in the world is that we have a rich array of cultural sites to visit. ...

The author began this blog in October 2008 because he thought he was beginning to get bored of living in London. Having lived here since May...