Things To Do In London

Chris Ofili, Requiem, 2023 (detail) commissioned for Tate Britain’s north staircase © Chris Ofili. Courtesy the artist. Photograph: Thierry Bal The north staircase of Tate Britain has been transformed into a moving and vivid tribute to the Grenfell Tower tragedy.

Come face to face with Titanosaur © Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London October half term 2023 runs Saturday 21-Sunday 29 October for most London schools. We’ve selected some family-friendly events and things to do in London — however

Budget-friendly things to do in London this week for £5 or less. Science Museum stays open late on Wednesday. Looking for more free things to do in London? Here are 102 of em! We’ve also compiled this epic map of

This is a sponsored article on behalf of Chelsea F.C. Reigning Women’s Super League champions Chelsea F.C. kick off their fourth consecutive title defence on Sunday 1 October — and you’ve got the chance to see them take on London

Kids are going to love this. Cheshire (Janus) , 2023 Courtesy of Marianne Boesky Gallery and MASSIMODECARLO. A corner of Regent’s Park yet again becomes a temporary sculpture park, for Frieze Sculpture 2023. Serving as a kind of free amuse

Previously, a Snowman trail was held around London Bridge City. This time they’ll be around Fleet Street. 12 decorated recreations of The Snowman will appear in central London this Christmas, for the capital’s latest free sculpture trail. The Walking with

While the weather’s still balmy, check out 13 Outdoor Pools And Lidos For Open-Air Swimming In London This Summer. The proposed lido in Valentines Park would be 25-metres long. A new 25-metre-long lido could be on the cards for east

Tracey Lee — an artist and former senior zookeeper at London Zoo — has been collecting poo for 22 years. Here’s a show that’s set to make a splash. Tracey Lee — an artist and former senior zookeeper at London

An atomic clock, in case you were wondering. This Saturday (9 September) you can literally watch time travel, as an atomic clock is ferried along the Thames by a flotilla of boats. The Royal shallop ‘Jubilant’ will lead a procession

29 September 2023 offers a rare opportunity to see inside the ‘Roman’ bath hidden away just off Strand. Here’s what you need to know about one of London’s most lied-about attractions. This water is full of lies. Image: Zoe Rimmer