A Guide to the Chelsea Stadium Tours

If you’re a football fan and you plan to visit London or are already in London, go on a stadium tour, particularly the Chelsea Stadium Tour, with the stadium being home to the Chelsea Football Club. Since 1905, Chelsea FC has called Stamford Bridge Stadium it's home. Built-in 1877, the stadium...

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Valentine’s Day in London: The Best and Most Unusual Events

Celebrating Valentine's Day each year with the same act loses the day’s sparks. Then you think of how this year’s Valentine’s Day can be different and an unforgettable moment for you and your lover. Or, you may want to give a lasting impression on a first date. There are many events you can try...

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A Definitive Guide—Why Should You Visit London in February?

Probably the most common and frequent image that comes to mind when people reminisce about London is Big Ben. Many decades have passed since its completion, and this timeless clock tower still grounds itself as the representative monument of the multifaceted metropolis. Nevertheless, London has...

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Puppet Theatre Barge: Marionette Shows at Little Venice

The Puppet Theatre Barge is a marionette show that entertains kids and adults alike. It was founded by Juliet Rogers and Gren Middleton. The puppeteers perform these shows on their longboat, which can accommodate around 50 people. They usually feature traditional or classic fables on their shows....

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Guide To Lord Mayor’s Show 2019

Every year, since 1215, a parade witnessed by more than 7,000 people is held to honor the elected person’s new responsibility over the populace. As the lord mayor of London, the elected person is also the head of the world’s oldest continuously elected local authority – The City of London Corporation.  Lord...

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Things to do at the Queen of Hoxton’s Moroccan Medina

Credit: theresident.co.uk The Queen of Hoxton is now preparing a big surprise for everyone this season.  The club will have a new, Moroccan-inspired theme called “The Moroccan Medina.”  The Queen of Hoxton will transform into a rooftop riad, making the club more  welcoming...

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Richness in Richmond: Making A Mark at London’s Deer Park

A creation of Charles I in the 17th century, a 955-hectare park of biological and historical interest lies in the London Borough of Richmond upon the Thames. Popular for its spacious woodland trails, lush grasslands, and prominent deer herds, Richmond Park is just a stone’s throw away from central...

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