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Hidden underneath a mundane office block can be found one of London's largest Roman remains, and it's open for tours from next month.

Fancy a day outside London seeing an underground railway and an underground vault on the same day?

The Modernism in Metro-Land tours are back with a couple of walks in May and June of modernist tube stations.

A Polish tall sailing ship will be arriving in London at the weekend, and they are letting the public on board for a look around.

One of the grandest of the City's livery halls, the Goldsmiths is open a few days a year for public tours and the dates for... next year have been announced.

Not in London (wails!), but in Berlin — where they run a small number of special open-top tours through their underground train tunnels.

Antony Gormley and Dr. Priyamvada Natarajan’s virtual reality collaboration, uses data collected by NASA to map a real and interactive journey, leaving Earth to pass through atmosphere, stratosphere, the asteroid belt, and into outer space.

Reopened last year following restoration, but closed again for winter, Kew Garden's Great Pagoda reopens in April.

The Transport Museum is announcing a fresh batch of tours of the Hidden parts of the London Underground once again.

Prepare to be bored silly and utterly fed up with a day of banal irrelevance, as the Boring Conference has announced the date for their 2019 day of tedium.

The King’s Observatory, a Palladian style building commissioned by King George III as an observatory for the transit of Venus is for the first time ever* letting the public inside.

The 11th annual Tweed Run returns to the streets of London, as a few hundred well dressed cyclists decoratively perambulate around the city.

The annual chance to go inside a host of private gardens and up on roofs has confirmed the dates for this year...

Just once a year, a fleet of old London buses are allowed into military lands to take trips to an empty village where no one lives. It is of course, therefore hugely popular.

There's an opportunity to have not one, but three visits to walk through the Post Office's famous railway tunnels over the next five years.