London Fields is a vibrant pocket of East London, where history and contemporary culture collide in a kaleidoscopic manner. What was once a rural part of the capital back in the eighteenth century, has slowly (but surel...
On the edge of the Carpenters Estate, a 1960s council estate just minutes from station in East - a once disused train carriage now buzzes with life, serving and community as the Dialogue Express Cafe.
The Dialogue E...
Tucked away between the rock-n-roll atmosphere of and the lush landscapes of Regent's Park, Primrose Hill is a picturesque neighbourhood that's jam-packed with charming hotspots adored by locals.
Whether you fancy a c...
Slap bang in the heart of London, The Light Auditorium at Friends House is a stunning blend of history, sustainability, and serene design. Originally built between 1924 and 1927 as a meeting space for British Quakers, i...
As temperatures soar and bakes under this summer’s heatwave, Londoners are flocking pretty much anywhere and everywhere outdoors in search of the ultimate way to cool down. With many miles between the city and a beach,...
We have a confession to make. While we at Secret London may have built up a reputation for being 'in-the-know' with top tips and recommendations for hot, new spots in London, we have a silly blind spot. When someone vis...
Why visit one vineyard when you could visit five? That's my motto. And luckily for my fellow wine-loving Londoners, a bunch of wine-derful near the capital city also seem to have gotten on board with that sentiment. Kn...
For a moment, it looked as though the streets of west might fall silent this . But after weeks of uncertainty, - the riot of colour, music, and Caribbean heritage that defines summer in the capital has been saved by a...
Tucked beneath the concrete sprawl of the , one of London’s most iconic and divisive landmarks, lies a secret world that even many lifelong Londoners have never seen.
Hidden for nearly 30 years, the vast exhibition hal...
Escaping the world with a drink isn't usually the sort of behaviour we'd encourage, but in the context of Avora—a in Hackney—it's precisely what we'd recommend. Calling it a bar is quite the undersell, really – a 'thea...