If you’re a person who might be interested in a career in the construction industry, there’s a chance for a behind-the-scenes views of building sites across the country.
This Easter, the Science Museum is again giving over an entire hall to vintage computer games.
Ceremonial military guns will go bang bang several times in London during 2019, at the Tower of London and in the Royal Parks.
For a few days next month, it will be possible for ordinary folk to go into Parliament and have lunch in the dining halls of our political masters.
Each year, two major regal ceremonies take place, and you can request tickets to attend them.
An underground chamber only occasionally open to the public has announced a series of open days for 2019.
The London Transport Museum has announced a new batch of tours in its Hidden London series of disused parts of the London Underground.
In WW2 tunnels deep under Clapham there’s a farm that’s normally sealed off for hygiene reasons, but now, small tours are being arranged.
A side street off busy Bethnal Green Road is home to a Victorian building that is undergoing refurbishment, and next month is a chance to go inside and have a look.
As part of the Being Human festival of humanities, there will be a tour on the topic of death, and a chance to go inside the crypt of St Alfege church in Greenwich.
This winter, the behind the scenes tours of Tower Bridge return, offering access into the engineering spaces, and the huge bascule chambers under the main bridge.
Spend an evening exploring some of the rarely seen parts of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.
An annual tradition is being continued this Christmas, with an uplifting rendition of Handel’s Messiah in St Paul’s Cathedral.
If there’s a film that truly merits being seen on the big screen, Stanley Kuberik’s 2001: A Space Odyssey is one such film, and next month it’s coming to the IMAX screen at the Science Museum.
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.
A book launch and exhibition for one night only to show off a range of 200 illustrations of modern London buildings.
This coming Sunday (30th Sept), a number of London cinemas will offer free film tickets to anyone holding a National Lottery ticket.
This coming Friday (28th Sept) there’s a chance to go behind the curtain at the Hackney Empire for a behind the scenes look at the recent changes to the famous entertainment venue.
The moat of the Tower of London will be filled with thousands of flames for one week only in an act of remembrance for the lives of the fallen during WW1.
If you’ve not already filled your diary with Open House appointments, how about a guided tour around a restored vintage steam funfair?
As part of the Bloomsbury Festival, there’s a chance to take in a behind the scenes tour of the grand hotel that dominates the area, the Principal London.
The travelling display of macabre preserved humans and animals is setting up a permanent home in London.
Next weekend there will be a chance to get up close and personal with the Crystal Palace’s infamous concrete dinosaurs.
To mark 200 years since the House of Commons Library appointed its first Librarian, and to celebrate Libraries Week, the Library is open for tours again on Saturday 13 October.
