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For the first time ever, Westminster Abbey is allowing photography within its building by members of the public.

There's a chance next month to visit a part of the Jubilee line rarely seen - the overrun tunnels that run beyond Charing Cross station towards Aldwych.

Tickets to see inside a remarkable home that had been richly decorated in the gothic revival style, and little changed ever since have been released.

It’s time to start plotting how we shall remember the downfall of a papist plot, and watch the skies over London explode with fireworks.

This winter there's a chance to go deep inside Tower Bridge to see the mechanisms that make it work and the huge bascule chambers that sits below river level.

The remains of a Shakespearean-era playhouse in Whitechapel, the Boar’s Head is starting to be uncovered, and this weekend is a chance to have a look.

The King’s Observatory, a Palladian-style building commissioned by King George III as an observatory for the transit of Venus is going to open its doors for a rare chance to see inside.

If going ice skating at 3am sounds like the sort of crazy idea that appeals, then read on.

Tim Burton's Nightmare before Christmas comes back to the big screen this autumn, between Halloween and Christmas itself.

The Canadian High Commission occupies a newly-renovated grand building overlooking Trafalgar Square, and is not generally open to the public to wander in.

The first release of tickets for London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks will go on sale at midday on Friday 27 September.

There will be a special anniversary screening of seventh Doctor’s penultimate story, with Sophie Aldred and script editor Andrew Cartmel.

An ancient trial will soon take place in Dunmow, and if you can prove to the court to be a happily married couple, then the court will award you an entire flitch of bacon.

The author of a new book about London Transport's famous moquette fabrics for its seats will be giving a talk in October about the same topic.

Climb the narrow stairs up a church to a hidden medical operating theatre from Victorian times, to watch a horror movie from the 1930s.