A Victorian cemetery that became a focal point of the satanic panic, the ruins of a Roman military cult's temple, a house shared years apart by two musical legends, Hendrix and Handel, discover these hidden London gems and so much more.
An opulent Victorian terrace concealing secrets that link the railway, BBC’s Sherlock and the author of Peter Pan, J.M …
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A perfectly preserved Victorian cartoonist’s domestic and artistic domicile, located in Stafford Terrace, Kensington.
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Named for a Viking royal, Gunnersbury Park has a fascinating history but perhaps should have been torn down over 90 yea…
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War, severed body parts, a 700 year old monument, a fatal roof collapse and the world's first underground railway, Char…
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The former stomping ground of both Jack the Ripper and the Kray Twins, Bethnal Green was a parish of large, well-to-do …
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Shoreditch High Street – the old main street of Shoreditch – where iconic street art and outdoor markets meet vintage c…
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There is so much to see and do in London its best features often fly under the radar. Check out our list on the top ten…
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From a reclaimed graveyard of the 'Outcast Dead' to grandiose Victorian mausoleums of Hollywood fame, London cemeteries…
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Beating the bounds, the widow’s sixpence and the world’s largest hot cross bun collection, Easter in London is more tha…
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