Antiques expert delves into the 'extraordinary talent' of William Hogarth
William Hogarth's satirical artwork and societal commentary profoundly influenced public perception and policies regarding alcohol consumption in 18th century London.
The Fascinating History Of London's Very First Purpose-Built Luxury Hotel
The Savoy Hotel, opened in 1889, redefined luxury hospitality in London with its innovations and exceptional service, setting a high standard for future hotels.
11 Of The Most Haunted Pubs In London For A Petrifying Pub Crawl This Halloween
Experience London's haunted pubs this Halloween and discover spine-tingling stories and ghostly encounters from the city's eerie history.
London's Alleys: Founders' Court, EC2
The alley behind the Bank of England has historical significance dating back to medieval times and was once home to the Worshipful Company of Founders.
This Ghoulish Ghost Tour Around London Is Guaranteed To Scare You Silly
The Ghost Bus Tour in London offers a unique combination of horror, comedy, and history, perfect for exploring the city's haunted landmarks.
Historic arcade at Victoria Station reopens after 1.5m restoration project
The Victoria Station Arcade has reopened following a £1.5 million restoration, preserving its historic features and enhancing its retail offerings.
Dozens of blue plaques are missing in London and English Heritage wants public's help to find them
English Heritage aims to rediscover 50 missing blue plaques across London commemorating notable figures, underscoring the importance of preserving historical heritage.
Tickets Alert: Tours of Brompton Cemetery's catacombs
Brompton Cemetery's open day offers tours of its catacombs, which reflect its historical significance as part of Victorian London's burial sites.
London's new Weaver line is getting a huge tapestry artwork - and you can help make it
TfL's new Overground naming allows Londoners to engage in local history through a public artwork project for the Weaver line.
The Museum Of London Has Officially Announced Its New Name (And Logo)
The Museum of London has officially changed its name to the London Museum and is relocating to Smithfield Market, with a vast urban history collection.
Londoners split over whether new Overground names are 'brilliant' or 'pathetic'
London Overground is rebranding its lines with new names that celebrate the history and culture of different parts of London.
The changes to the Overground lines will cost an estimated 6.3 million pounds.
The Museum Of London Has Officially Announced Its New Name (And Logo)
The Museum of London has officially changed its name to the London Museum and is relocating to Smithfield Market, with a vast urban history collection.
Londoners split over whether new Overground names are 'brilliant' or 'pathetic'
London Overground is rebranding its lines with new names that celebrate the history and culture of different parts of London.
The changes to the Overground lines will cost an estimated 6.3 million pounds.
St John's Wood cabmen's shelter becomes last to be listed
The final unlisted cabmen's shelter in London has been granted Grade II status by Historic England.
Cabmen's shelters were introduced in London in 1875 to provide resting places and hot food for cab drivers, with only 13 still remaining in the city.
London's Working Class History Celebrated With 8 Exciting New Projects
London's working class history is being celebrated through various projects funded by Historic England.
Projects include untold stories of St Agnes Place, the Lost City of Cardboard at Waterloo, and the everyday heritage of people working in London's Chinatown.
St John's Wood cabmen's shelter becomes last to be listed
The final unlisted cabmen's shelter in London has been granted Grade II status by Historic England.
Cabmen's shelters were introduced in London in 1875 to provide resting places and hot food for cab drivers, with only 13 still remaining in the city.
London's Working Class History Celebrated With 8 Exciting New Projects
London's working class history is being celebrated through various projects funded by Historic England.
Projects include untold stories of St Agnes Place, the Lost City of Cardboard at Waterloo, and the everyday heritage of people working in London's Chinatown.
Explore Holborn's Two 'Secret' Platforms On This New Hidden London Tour
Holborn: The Secret Platforms tour explores shuttered Aldwych branch platforms unseen for almost 30 years.
Guided tour includes vintage posters, Edwardian design, and stories of scientific labs and model rail clubs.
'Big Boys' Jon Pointing on his favourite attraction in all of London
Crossness Sewage Works is comedian Jon Pointing's favorite offbeat London tourist spot.
The Crossness Pumping Station offers a tour of Victorian sewers rich in history and ongoing restoration efforts.
Roman funerary bed found in central London
A Roman oak bed, the first complete example ever found in Britain, has been excavated in modern London.
The bed was preserved by the water-logged soil around the lost river Fleet, along with other well-preserved finds such as coffins and personal possessions.
For your eyes only: James Bond exhibition planned for London's secret wartime tunnels
Transforming Kingsway Tunnels into a cultural space, originally built for wartime protection and telecommunications, includes partnerships with historical institutions and potential cultural exhibitions.
From protests to dancing in the street: East London's Bengali community in pictures
The article showcases the rich history and culture of the Bangladeshi community in London, emphasizing their journey and struggles through photographs over the decades.