What would the Tube map look like if we boiled it down to just the bits the stereotypical tourist is interested in? Tourists are the only group of people who really need a Tube map — at least for the ...

The debut exhibitions are a display of 100 works by Blake himself, examining how theatrical traditions have influenced his ...

Looking for rooftop bars open before July? Here's our roundup. Until now, very few people have had access to these iconic ...

Hurrah, another bank holiday weekend! If you're lucky enough to have any (or all) of the three-day weekend off work, make the ...

Matt Brown London has always been a hub of research, but it's also one of the best places in the world to learn about science and its history. No city on Earth can quite match London's scientific ...

In an extract from the new, expanded edition of his wonderful book, Seats of London: A Field Guide to London Transport ...

Members of the triumphant 1966 England World Cup squad lift the trophy, in this group statue near West Ham's old ground.

Buckingham Palace in the 1920s, although judging from the clothing, probably not those balmy days of May 1922. Image: Suzy ...

When Henrietta first arrived in 1950s bohemia, Soho was still a village in the West End of London.

London Bridge is the only one not falling down. Well, it can seem that way. The capital's crossings seem to be in the news ...

The strikes are in protest against the planned introduction of a compressed four-day working week for Tube drivers. An RMT ...