On World Book Day, Florence Sheward explores the capital with the help of these three classic and contemporary novels
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Her Fearful Symmetry by Audrey Niffenegger
Her Fearful...
The Gentlemen Baristas in Bermondsey, southeast London has a traditional, welcoming and friendly vibe. Its building is filled with coffee history
“Our building was a 17th-century coffeehouse,...
Quintessential British hotel The Gore is a winning combination of sumptuous style and rock ‘n’ roll history
First impressions
Among the grand Kensington townhouses which line...
London's major museums are some of the most visited attraction in the world but its smaller museums are also treasure troves to delight, a visit to which will take you off the well-trodden tourist paths.
The most famous fire in history, the Great Fire of 1666 is part of British folklore. Here we round up 10 fascinating facts about the Great Fire of London.
The Old Royal Naval College appealing for the public's help to re-gild the proscenium arch of its magnificent Painted Hall, which is recognised as the greatest piece of decorative painting in England: our Sistine Chapel.
Interview with Fiona Rule, author of Streets of Sin, which charts the history of Notting Hill, from dark days to gentrification and THAT Richard Curtis film
