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"Men and Women in Queer Underground Ramble".
Eleven floors beneath Clapham Common, a wartime shelter is preparing to tell a few ghost stories.Read more ›
The Postal Museum has announced October dates for its after-hours Tunnel Walk events, including two tours on HalloweenRead more ›
The Canal Museum near King’s Cross has announced some Halloween-themed tours through the 200-year-old Islington Tunnel Read more ›
Deep under Tower Bridge lies a vast space that seems larger than it is, and during the winter months, the public can go inside to see it.Read more ›
A rare survival near Mortlake station.
Look out for Local London Guiding Day.
Rides, workshops and souvenirs.
The rediscovered network will host an exhibition all about Roman London and its inhabitants
Exploring the brutalist icon’s deepest, darkest corners after hours with new spooky tours
Visit seven stations and maybe win a prize.
From the eeriest toilets, to the libraries you should never enter alone, the Barbican After Dark Ghost Tour unveils a darker side to the Brutalist icon
Hidden away behind Westminster Abbey is a 465-year-old private school that increasingly allows the public to tour its buildings and grounds. Read more ›
The Barbican is hoping for concrete evidence of the supernatural this autumn as it launches its first Ghost Tours of the arts centre. Read more ›
The embassy has one big secret – a hidden medieval ruin
When it comes to spooky spots in London, somewhere like the Tower of London or one of Jack the Ripper’s local haunts may spring to mind. The Barbican is probably not at the top of...
And why it has a basement like a yellow submarine.
Next to the Tower of London is a 230(ish)- year-old building that houses the people who look after the lighthouses.Read more ›
See part of Old Waterloo Bridge and the House of Commons.
If you missed out on the RNLI’s recent exhibition, or fancy seeing more of their floating base, they offer occasional tours of the building.Read more ›
The Tower of London is launching a new early morning tour that lets you get up close with its famous ravens before the tower opens to the public.Read more ›
The National Trust is inviting visitors behind the scenes at Ham House during November as staff and volunteers prepare its historic interiors for Christmas.Read more ›
London runs on movement. With more than nine million people, five airports, and a road network that dates back centuries, the city rewards travellers who plan how they'll get from...
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