Review: Christmas afternoon tea at Westminster Abbey
Book a festive treat with afternoon tea at Westminster Abbey for a real behind-the-scenes feel
Next time you visit London’s Westminster Abbey, why not bypass the crowds queuing outside the East entrance and enter through...
Exhibition: When We Were Young, National Galleries of Scotland
A new exhibition at the National Galleries of Scotland, explores the wonder of childhood through the medium of photography
Featuring over 100 images from the very early days of photography, right up to the present,...
What is Trafalgar Day? And why do we celebrate it?
Nelson’s Column is one of the most iconic statues in London, with the vice admiral towering over Trafalgar Square. Nelson died at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. But what really happened at the...
Agatha Christie’s gripping murder mystery play comes to County Hall on London’s South Bank
Witness to the Prosecution is the first major production of an Agatha Christie play to be staged in London since the Sixties
A new production of an Agatha Christie play has opened at the County...
Charles I’s art collection reunited for first time since Civil War at London’s Royal...
King Charles I had a huge art collection. After his execution, it was split up and sold off across Europe. Now, for the first time since the 17th-century, more than 100 paintings and sculptures...
Winnie-the-Pooh comes to the V&A in the UK’s largest exhibition of the bear of...
Created by A. A. Milne and drawn by E. H. Shepard, Winnie-the-Pooh is one of the best-loved characters in children's literature. Now a major exhibition is coming to London's Victoria and Albert Museum
He might...
Royal bedrooms you can stay in
What could be more extravagant than a stay in a bedroom once used by Queen Elizabeth I or Queen Victoria? Here are some of the most splendid royal bedrooms you can stay in
Ever wondered...
Lost Rubens painting of Jacobean duke found in Glasgow stately home
Oil painting by leading 17th-century Flemish artist is of George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham - a controversial figure in Jacobean times
For years it was thought that a portrait hanging in a stately home...
The best pubs in Britain…according to CAMRA
Are you on a mission to find the perfect pint? Then check out these favourites from the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) for some of the best pubs in Britain
As it releases the 45th...
Shakespeare‘s birthplace goes up for sale…but all is not as it seems
The childhood home of William Shakespeare is to go under the hammer at auction 170 years after it was first saved for the nation
It has attracted 32 millions visitors from across the world since...