Following the resounding success of the Delight: Media Art Exhibition, the team behind the epic Korean art showcase opened a new and improved exhibit in London Bridge a few months ago – however, this second iteration is...
Although famed for notoriously dividing opinions, Brutalism undeniably shaped London's iconic skyline throughout the 20th century, still evident today with some must-visit brutalist buildings still standing strong. With...
Nestled along the River Thames and remotely south of , Kingston upon Thames, otherwise (and colloquially) known as Kingston, is a charming neighbourhood that packs a punch with its rich history and undisputed beauty.
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Tucked away along the river in southwest London, Richmond Upon Thames is a beloved neighbourhood where history and nature collide, providing the capital with one of its favourite days out. Famed for its lush , Richmond...
A veritable glut of - with a new piece being revealed every day for a period of time. So, you might be wondering where else in London you can spot some spectacular street art. Well, we've got you covered! From murals o...
Back in December of 2022, the Museum of London closed down, with plans to move the entire museum to a larger space in Smithfield. Subsequently, we've been treated to all sorts of insights into the museum's future. The m...
If you're mad for Quentin Blake or have forever been charmed by the stories of Michael Rosen, then we have some excellent news for you! There's currently a vibrant celebration of storytelling and illustration taking pla...
Here at Secret London, we love a good , and we’re lucky to have so many in our capital. From to some of the , we’re not exactly doing too badly on the old markets front. But did you know that our beloved city is also p...
To absolutely no-one's surprise, Taylor-mania is still alive-and-kicking in the . And despite her London stints of the Eras Tour being long gone, our diaries are continuing to fill to the brim with - and for just one m...
We've been missing the Museum Of London since it closed, but before we know it, they'll be back as the London Museum come 2026. And what better way to return than an exhibition of brilliant signs of businesses, old and...