There are three Manze's Eel and Pie Houses in Greater London. The business has remained in the same family for over 100 years and still ...

The Old Red Lion Theatre, is a small theatre above a pub close to Angel Tube Station. Whilst the theatre organisation was only founded in 19...

At the centre of one of the oldest parishes in London, St Mary le Strand now stands on a traffic island in the middle of a roadway which sin...

Constructed in 1963 and designed by Ronald Ward and Partnerst, Millbank Tower on Millbank around half a mile South of the Houses of Parliame...

Have you ever noticed how at the weekend, when less people read blogs, your author tends to do posts about boring statues? Well, on the step...

Even MPs need to buy a newspaper, and the tiny news stand, on Bridge Street, SW1, provides all the newspapers daily for MPs in the Houses of...

Your author doesn't usually go in for boring graffiti posts, but there will always be exceptions. So today, let's look at the work ...

Your author was invited to the opening of Bar Pepito, London’s only dedicated sherry bar, last week, and it was jolly pleasant. The tiny bar...

The Musical Museum, in Brentford, is, apparently one of the world’s foremost collections of automatic instruments. Your author has never bee...

The Victoria, on Uxbridge Road in Shepherds Bush, is a former Victorian Gin Palace, Princess Victoria, restored by Matt Wilkin and James McL...

Built in 1879, the Royal Arcade in Mayfair links 8 Old Bond Street with 12 Albemarle Street. Originally known as "The Arcade", it ...

Constructed in the 1730s, Grosvenor Chapel, on South Audley Street in Mayfair, was apparently the inspiration for many churches in North Ame...

As regular readers will have probably noticed by now, your author is a bit of a tourism geek, and loves to make the most of wherever he find...

The radical, journalist and politician, John Wilkes, is remembered by a statue on Fetter Lane in the City of London. Wilkes was recognised a...

Pollocks Toy Museum began in 1956 in a single attic room at 44 Monmouth Street, near Covent Garden, where Pollock's Toy Theatres were al...