London is a treasure trove of Knights Templar locations. From the solemn splendour of Temple Church to the dark histories of Smithfield, these locations allow visitors to touch the mysterious and somewhat mythologized history of the Knights Templar.
Welcome to the age-old, utterly addictive pastime of mudlarking, where ordinary folks turn into part-time treasure hunters on the riverbanks of London.
The Strange tale of Robert Hubert—the man who didn’t start the Great Fire, but was hanged for it anyway.
Did you know that you can take a tour inside Big Ben? Londonopia tells you how. Getting Tickets: The Chase
On the eastern edge of London, near the River Thames in Silvertown, sits an imposing relic of the city’s industrial
In the bustling streets of Victorian London, amid the clatter of carriages and the shouts of street vendors, you might
Brixton. It’s the buzzing heart of South London; a vibrant urban tapestry woven from reggae beats, jerk smoke, and street art. You’d be hard-pressed to find another corner of the city with such a cultural punch per square meter.
The Eagle pub is the only pub that is immortalised in a nursery rhyme. Pop Goes the Weasel features the lines Up and Down The City Road, In and Out The Eagle….
Everyone who knows pantomimes has heard of Dick Whittington and his magical black cat. But the true story of the
Picture this: It’s the 18th century, and London is a bustling metropolis, but venture just a little way out of
Imagine a house so small, you could practically touch both walls at once! Meet Number 10 Hyde Park Place, once known
The Waiters’ Race of Soho, also known as the Soho Waiters’ Race, is a quirky and beloved tradition that captures the
The Tower of London is renowned for its rich and multifaceted history that spans over a millennium. Within its storied
On the north bank of the Thames between Southwark Bridge and Blackfriars Bridge. is Queenhithe a secret bit of London
Ghost signs are those fading advertisements, often hand-painted, on the side of old buildings, dating back to a time when
In the colourful tapestry of London’s history, there exists a curious and often overlooked chapter: the wife auctions of Spitalfields.
