National Marine Week is celebrated from 24 Jul-8 Aug 2021 (it's a fortnight to take advantage of the changing tides!) Celebrate the ocean and all it offers London at the following destinations...

Disney's award-winning The Lion King musical bursts back onto the stage at London's Lyceum Theatre this summer.

Summer's in full swing and the city's alive with fun and downright unusual events to keep everyone, of all ages, entertained.

Is there a better way to start the day than a bottomless brunch with friends? Bottomless brunch with margaritas, of course.

Not all is as it seems at the Natural History Museum…Learn about the wonders of the natural world that have inspired myths, legends and magical creatures for generations.

Fall down the rabbit hole and explore the origins, adaptations and reinventions of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland in the immersive and theatrical show at the Victoria & Albert Museum.

A new free exhibition at the Science Museum explores the technologies being developed to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and save our planet.

Discover the largest Bronze Age hoard ever discovered in London at the Museum of London, Docklands.

It's been a long year without our favourite galleries, but Tate Modern is back with a blockbuster exhibition to catch this summer, showcasing Rodin as you've never seen him before.

If you’re looking for some outdoor fun, that's active and educational, spend some time at the Royal Air Force Museum this summer!

Walking tours have never been so flexible thanks to Vox City Walks. Hop-on hop-off walking tours and self-guided tours available so you can explore London in a way that suits you.

After ticking off the landmarks like the London Eye and Tower Bridge, a trip to a royal palace is a must for any visitor. The Royal Collection have plenty planned for this summer too.

Shop, dine and travel safely at St Pancras. Discover the variety of shops, restaurants, cafes, and pubs with exciting cultural activity.

Experience an afternoon fit for royalty this summer, exploring Buckingham Palace Garden and enjoying a picnic on the lawn

Explore Great Britain like never before as you soar through the lush countryside by steam train with the Steam Dreams Rail Co.

Be not afraid of greatness, for it has been thrust upon thee thanks to the summer programme at Shakespeare's Globe...

London is a shopaholic's dream. From high-end brands to little independent shops, there are plenty of options for purchasing gifts for loved ones.

Is the whole family taking on London this summer? London has so many fun family-oriented activities, you'll be pressed to make it to them all!

Discover London's restaurants with help from some famous faces. Find out about their favourite dining destinations, plus some insider tips!

London is a hub for unique art and experiences. From immersive visual experiences to world-class performances

Venturing out of the city and into the East of England, there are hidden gems just waiting to be discovered within hours by train

The latest issue of London Planner has hit the streets. Read the lates issue online here.

If you only have one day walk from Buckingham Palace to South Bank and you’ll tick off most of the capital’s top sights.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan welcomes visitors to London this Summer

Tavolino has a large terrace overlooking the River Thames, Tower Bridge and HMS Belfast

Five top walks that allow you to stroll around a Royal Park or amble through woodland

Take a dip in a pond, swim laps in a lido or splash about in a hotel pool

As the world’s first National Park City, London has more green spaces than most capitals.

Pantechnicon is a new shopping and dining destination on Motcomb Street near Harrods

Eat and drink in new and revamped hotel restaurants and bars

Gorge on burgers and brownies outside at street food markets

Escape the city without even leaving it at these surprising spots

The capital’s beer gardens are back in business, says Sarah Riches. Here are our top three

Fancy dining outdoors? Sarah Riches discovers London’s best restaurants with gardens and terraces

Had a hot ticket to a West End show that’s now cancelled? Self-isolating and climbing up the wall? Well here’s some good news – you can watch many of London’s top plays and musicals online, says Sarah Riches.

If you need to escape your hotel room, then you can still stretch your legs in one of the capital’s quieter squares at a safe distance from other visitors.