The Museum of Brands in London's Notting Hill provides a fascinating insight into British history. A walk through their Time Tunnel shows...

The Sherlock Holmes Museum, at 221B Baker Street, is housed in a Grade II listed former boarding house at the north end of Baker Street,...

Built in the 18th century, this immaculate house in Fitzrovia was home to two famous writers - George Bernard Shaw and L Ron Hubbard....

Tucked away in a small corner, almost unnoticed near the dominant buildings of the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey, stand the...

St. Dunstan in the East is often touted to visitors as a 'Secret Garden', where the bombed out ruins of a church hide a garden filled...

There are but a few remnants of Roman London underneath the office blocks and skyscrapers, most of them have been long since built over...

There are some restaurants which make for a truly unique dining experience, whether it is because of the food, the location or the...

London has several roof gardens on offer to the public, but the one above the Crossrail station in Canary Wharf is the largest of them...

This unusual tree growing through stacked gravestones in Camden, North London, is believed to have been created by the author Thomas...