Lovers of art and brutalist architecture are in for a treat later this month as a two day exhibition is taking over a space ...

You have a few weeks left to walk into a blue-clad room next to Oxford Circus, where IKEA is currently holding a blue bag ...

A remarkable collection of beautifully illustrated documents that helped medieval people determine dates and fortunes has ...

Just over a decade ago, the Tower of London's moat was filled with red poppies in one of the most moving displays of recent ...

World famous Victorian bridge with a raising bascule. The bridge itself is free to walk across, and their website lists when it will open for ships. There is also a paid exhibition space, which runs ...

When you squeeze onto a train today, you probably think you're travelling second (standard) class -- in fact, you're ...

A collection of neo-classical buildings that now house a range of art galleries and museums, with various temporary exhibitions throughout the year. Also offers tours of its historic undercroft at ...

Huge enclosed garden laid out in Victorian times and is now half research centre and half visitor attraction. Notable for the large Victorian era iron and glass greenhouses, the largest in London.

The Fan Museum owns over 4,000 fans, fan leaves and related ephemera. The oldest fan in the collection dates from the 10th century and the collection of 18th and 19th century European fans is ...

A surprisingly large museum housed within the Bank of England. It charts the history of money in the UK, and the Bank itself. Expect to see lots of heritage, old bank notes and coins, and a chance to ...

The Saatchi Gallery is a London gallery for contemporary art, opened by Charles Saatchi in 1985 in order to exhibit his collection to the public. Today it occupies a large building in Chelsea and is ...

If you fancy visiting a small museum in the middle of a military firing range, then you may want to put some dates into your ...