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The Natural History Museum has announced a season of science fiction movies, to be shown in their great hall underneath the skeleton of a flying whale.

In a couple of weeks time, London's newest museum opens to the public, and booking for entry has opened today.

Back in the days before buses came in every color called red, London had pirate buses that were coloured chocolate.

Normally, walking along a railway track that carries trains is a very bad idea -- but one day next month, a full 11 miles of railway will be opened up for the public to walk along.

Every night, long after the tourists have been kicked out an ancient ceremony is performed in private inside the Tower of London - the Ceremony of the Keys.

An annual tradition is being continued this Christmas, with an uplifting rendition of Handel’s Messiah in St Paul’s Cathedral.

The first batch of tickets for London's New Year’s Eve fireworks will be released at midday today (Friday 29 September).

Next month marks their 50th anniversary, and there will be one running along a stretch of former London Underground track to celebrate.

There will be evening tours of the House of Parliament next month to mark 50 years since the passing of the Sexual Offences Act 1967.

The world is full of events and conferences that promise to change your life. Boring Talks won't. It's an evening celebrating the mundane, the ordinary, the obvious and the overlooked.

In a talk at the British Library, Simon Jenkins tells the stories behind the development, triumphs and follies of that great British institution: the railway station.

Later this month there will be an occasional open weekend at the Transport Museum's overflow depot at Acton.

As part of the London Open House weekend, there will be tours of four Crossrail sites to see the work that is converting them into future Elizabeth line stations.

That stone column to the Great Fire of London is holding a series of evening events during the autumn.

October is the month of the dead, a now annual festival of all things macabre and spooky. The month of the dead is a series of talks supporting London's Magnificent Seven cemeteries.