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is a day to celebrate the power, achievements, and potential of all women, with an eye firmly on making the world a better and fairer place for all. But it's also a prime opportunity to look back into the past, and...
The creak of wooden floors. The hushed reverence of people browsing the shelves. The unmistakable scent of new and old books alike. There honestly is nothing like a good bookshop to while away the hours, losing yourself...
Whilst The Shard dominates the skyline of London Bridge, there are even more treats to be found on terra firma. If you're looking for a lovely , or a cocktail bar with a hidden basement, these London Bridge pubs and Lon...
Think of the truly great kisses in history – The Notebook, anyone? – and you'll notice they all share an iconic setting. Luckily, London is chock full of such spots, so here it is – 21 of the best places to kiss in town...
Today (January 27) is Holocaust Memorial Day in the UK, and to observe the occasion and ensure that prejudice and discrimination will not be tolerated, many London landmarks will be illuminated in purple. As part of a n...
I mean, it makes for a more interesting Instagram feed, right? Whether it's colourful lattés or a to-go hotspot with art books and magazines, so many incredible coffeehouses across the capital possess unique quirks and...
There's something nostalgic and romantic about riding the rails and heading off for pastures new. Plus, with the continuing rise of the 'flight-shame' movement, railway travel is coming back in fashion in a big way, esp...
Let's face it, the Barbican Estate is a bit of a love-it-or-hate-it kind of place - visually at least. Unless you're a big fan of Brutalist architecture (or a Guildhall student), this concrete grey, weirdly shaped estat...
Ahh, libraries. Not only are they invaluable , but they're also stunning places to while away the hours. (Is there a better than hiding in a cosy library, after all?) And London's libraries are some of the finest aroun...
"A day in London sets me up and starts me", wrote Charles Dickens in 1846. Old Charlie never got to experience the joys of the Central Line on a Monday rush hour, or he might have said something rather different. Sti...