Explore the experiences of Londoners during the Second World War and the effect it had on the city they knew.
City of London Guides offer daily, weekly and monthly walks around the City of London, led by the official City tour guide experts.
Featuring sculptures from Bhabha and Giacometti, this unique show spans nearly a century of art, exploring the body, trauma, and human resilience.
A black cab marshalling scheme is available at Liverpool Street station every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights from 9pm to 1am.
23.06.2025 – 23.06.2026
Engel Afternoon Tea at Engel and Jang has launched at The Royal Exchange, blending elegance and whimsy with silver stork service, exquisite bites by Lorena Tommasi, and exceptional value from £35.
Enigma Quests venue is home to Escape Arcade™, a brand-new concept that recreates the individual challenges of an escape room in a casual, yet competitive atmosphere.
Artworks by Ai Weiwei, Andrew Sabin, and Jane and Louise Wilson to be unveiled in London as part of the 14th edition of Sculpture in the City.
Inspired by the Roman temple of Mithras, and artefacts discovered on the site, Performance of Entrapment offers a powerful reflection on ancient shrines, time and renewal in an immersive installation which weaves together film, archaeology, and contemporary art.
Blondie takes centre-stage in a free photographic exhibition at the Barbican Music Library.
Free introductory tours, conducted by Guildhall Art Gallery’s team of City Guides, are available every day, from Tuesday to Sunday.
Step inside the story of one of London’s most iconic buildings.
Rebel against conventional beauty and take a look at the dirty side of fashion.
On display at the Heritage Gallery are a selection of items showcasing the rich history of Epping Forest.
Visit The London Archives this winter to see a small but striking display featuring treasures from around the 1890s-1920s relating to Music Hall. Free Entry.
Wander through the City of London to find beautifully decorated Christmas trees, twinkling lights and festive installations at iconic locations.
A pop-up store at One New Change. Shop pre-loved pieces, donate items, and support community-led fundraising for Providence Row.
Enjoy 20% off tickets for visits inside Tower Bridge on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and experience London's defining landmark.
Join a free lunchtime talk every Friday at The London Centre to learn about London’s historical and physical development.
Discover two of the best-preserved Roman sites in London with archaeologist Dr Andrew Lane; the Roman Amphitheatre & Billingsgate Bath House
Tours of the Mansion House, a Grade I listed Georgian mansion in the heart of the City.
A concert performance of Janáček’s intense operatic drama, by Sir Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra.
Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.
Shake off the January blues with a glass of fizz and an evening visit to one of London’s best-kept secrets!
Tours of the Mansion House, a Grade I listed Georgian mansion in the heart of the City.
On 29 & 30 January 2026, Vibrance will transform the City of London, creating unforgettable encounters with light, sound and live performance.
On 29 & 30 January 2026, Vibrance will transform the City of London, creating unforgettable encounters with light, sound and live performance.
Join the resident Curator for a warming cup of Samuel Johnson's favourite tipple in his beautiful 18th-century Withdrawing Room.
Enjoy a lunchtime concert at Bart’s North Wing, featuring new City Music Foundation Artist, Will Harmer.
Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.
Hear the hidden histories of the real people that inspired Gentleman Jack and the gay romances in Bridgerton, with author Anthony Delaney.
Enjoy G&Ts with a twist of history and gin tasting. Hear all about how the Georgians were drunk on gin. A spirited experience awaits.
Take a fascinating walk through the heart of literary London and visit the home of its most famous resident writer, Dr Samuel Johnson.
