Ticket Alert - Latest news and reviews

Don't snigger back there, but for one night, there will be an exhibition of men’s penises.

Visits to Parliament are going queer next month, with two special gay-themed guided tours being offered.

One for your diaries, as this year’s open days to go underneath Reigate town center into its maze of caves have been announced.

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.