It’s not every day you can venture under the well-trodden streets and rumbling railways of London to discover a labyrinth of rooms which delve into the mysteries of science, folklore and the occult. is an enlightening...
If you're guilty of watching a show and pointing at the screen frantically saying, 'I've been there!' then you're not alone. This affliction affects three in five Londoners, and is particularly rampant when Slow Horses...
Englefield Estate is a treasure trove of history, architecture and nature that has recently drawn intrigue due to its recent starring role as the luxurious Coopers Chase retirement home in ‘The Thursday Murder Club’.
B...
If you think you've seen the works of Van Gogh already, think again. There's nothing quite like wandering through golden wheat fields, watching cascades of his iconic sunflowers tumble down the walls and gazing up at th...
Forget whodunnit, if you're anything like me, you might be watching this cosy crime caper unfold and can't help thinking whereisit? The filming locations of The Thursday Murder Club are pretty close to home (if you live...
Dinosaurs may be a thing of the past, but our fascination with them is timeless. Whether it’s an obsession born from seeing ‘life find a way’ in a beloved franchise or a child’s wide-eyed wonder at discovering mysterio...
The force is strong with this show. Hit Star Wars burlesque parody can currently be found strutting its stuff on stage at Hammersmith’s Riverside Studios, but it won't be here forever. In fact, you now only have until...
Did you know only one minute and seven seconds elapsed between Fredrick Fleet’s warning and the collision with the iceberg? It’s hard to comprehend how, practically in the blink of an eye, tragedy can strike on such a g...
has officially opened its doors at Dock X in Surrey Quays, with a striking combination of 360-degree projections, fascinating artefacts, virtual reality magic and lifelike recreations telling the tale of the doomed voy...
No, is not an in-depth exploration of that sixties dance craze, it’s all about the way we perceive the world around us, or, as their acronym-born name states, ‘The Way I See Things’. Located on Oxford Street, the museu...