Start perfecting your chopstick skills, because there's never been a better time to opt for a Chinese option in London. We've painstakingly selected thirteen Chinese restaurants that we think you should visit too – an...
Yes, it's here now, okay? The list you twiddle your thumbs waiting for has arrived, as the Secret London team has meticulously determined what the very best things of 2023 (aka the year of Boygenius) have been. I can fe...
Tickets for London’s incredible NYE firework display may be sold out but you still can get front row seats of that sought-after view of the Thames. These sky-high restaurants all have pretty enviable views, if you’re wi...
Here it comes again, the end of a long year, and with it, that shudder-worthy chorus of ‘new year, new me’ that pollutes our Instagram feeds and spills out of our mouths after one too many festive mimosas. Why not stay...
have pretty much hit the nail on the head with this list, haven't they? They've ranked London as one of the most Instagrammable cities in the world for 2022, as it would be impossible not to.
On a list of 50 places,...
January may be associated with the dark and wet days we're currently enduring, but a spectacle of light has landed in central London, running between January 22 and February 26. Marco Brambilla's Heaven's Gate has taken...
The Year of the Rabbit has arrived. Following a day of celebrations in and around London on January 22, the Lunar New Year was commemorated by the lastminute.com London Eye lighting up in resplendent red and gold. The t...
It seems London has reasons to be pretty arrogant at the start of 2022. Our chaotic but beloved capital has been named the , and late last year we bagged the title of the world's , which is pretty handy during the month...
Blue Monday is notoriously said to be the most depressing day of the year. But that theory probably doesn't stem as far back as you might think. The date, usually falling on the third Monday of January, actually comes f...
Hundreds of years ago, during terribly cold winters, the River Thames was known to freeze over completely. In fact, between c.1605 and 1814 it's thought to have done so a total of 24 times.
When this happened, the pe...