The legend of the lapping lions, whenever it was invented, is currently moot. The embankment walls are now about a metre ...

Ronnie Scott's was established in 1959 by saxophonists Ronnie Scott and Pete King, opening its doors on 39 Gerrard Street. In ...

The show is a double whammy: As well as being the UK premiere of new show Éireann, it's the first time A Taste of Ireland has ...

The Black British composer and conductor Samuel Coleridge-Taylor will be honoured in a series of events in his hometown of ...

A glazed plaque at 16 Farringdon Lane denotes 'Clerks' Well', in a building clearly labelled 'Well Court'. Large windows let ...

There are many excellent pubs in Kentish Town (just click around). That the Pineapple won Londonist's public poll by a long way — even though it's hidden from passing trade, down backstreets ...

London's most central gallery is also one of its most popular: during the day, particularly in the summer tourist season, ...

Indeed, it might be considered one of the most notable rail deaths of all time. A prominent MP was killed at the opening of a ...

We asked Wood if he could pull out 10 of the best from his London selection. Here, then, are 10 trees for you to hunt in ...

Come take a stroll along one of London’s most charming riverside paths. Strand-on-the-Green, opposite Kew, is ridiculously ...

In fact, as Juliet Rix shows in her new book, the capital now has a remarkable and reassuring array of statues of women. Here ...

The Bayeux Tapestry — an historic 70-metre-long needlework piece depicting scenes from the Norman invasion and Battle of ...