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. Not only that there is an excellent shop and…
Envisage a National Trust property. Long sweeping drive, an impressive portico, maybe a lake for Mr Darcy to dive into. 575 Wandsworth Road has none of those things. It is a nondescript Georgian house on…
Windsor Castle is the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world. It has been home to the British Royal family for nearly 1,000 years. When in residence the Royal family worship at St George’s…
Hidden deep below the Guildhall Art Gallery are the remains of London’s Roman Amphitheatre. Even more exciting is that you can visit for FREE. Back in AD70 work began on constructing a wooden arena, then…
Sir John Soane’s Museum is one of the must extraordinary places to visi in London. It was the private collection of Britain’s best known neoclassical architect. Displayed exactly how Sir John Soane wanted you to…
Over the lifetime of Catherine’s Cultural Wednesdays I have been to more exhibitions than I can count. I began to delete the really old posts and then got all nostalgic, so am gathering them all…
