Nestling in the shadow of Tate Modern is the Bankside Gallery. It is home to both the Royal Watercolour Society and the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers and puts on a variety of free shows throughout…
Visiting the Freemason’s Hall in Covent Garden is quite easy. Anyone can visit the museum to learn about both about the building and the craft of Freemasonry. Visiting Freemasons Hall Covent Garden Mysterious departures clutching…
Edmund Hilary used the cliff faces of Snowdon to train for his 1953 ascent of Mount Everest. To mark the sixty first anniversary of that successful mission we set off, armed with the obligatory block…
If you’re the tallest, the smallest, if you beat them all, as any child of the 70’s can tell you, you are a Record Breaker. Constitution Hill, known as Consti to the locals, which looms…
Hold the front page! London has its very own Cartoon Museum. An excellent destination just steps away from Oxford Circus. Whether you’re a fan of satire, political cartoons or classic comic strips, the Cartoon Museum…
Visiting the Homewood takes you inside a modernist home in Surrey. The Homewood is a Modernist house in Esher, Surrey. Designed by Patrick Gwynne who was influenced Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe. Now…
Who doesn’t love a snoop round somebody else’s living room? Visiting the Museum of the Home offers the chance to do exactly that with added history. Visiting the Museum of the Home For over a…
