QuickTips Index
Visit St Paul's Cathedral for Free
St Paul's Cathedral in London sells tickets for visitors but there are ways to visit St. Paul's Cathedral for free. If you are short on time or money, find out here how you can visit St. Paul's Cathedral in London for free.
Valentine's Day at Brown's Hotel
Find out about the romantic events at Brown's Hotel this Valentine's Day.
Zippo's Circus 2009
Zippo's Circus is Britain's best-loved traveling company and they have a spectacular new circus for 2009: From Cart Wheels to Steel Wheels. Find out where you can see them in the London area in 2009.
St Paul's Cathedral Tours
St. Paul's Cathedral in London has guided tours and audio tours available but neither are included in the admission price. Is it worth taking a tour of St. Paul's Cathedral or can you enjoy your visit without a tour?
St Paul's Cathedral Galleries
There are three galleries in the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral that you can climb up to visit. The Whispering Gallery is first and most famous but the other are worth visiting as they are external, so great for taking photos.
St Paul's Cathedral Crypt and Memorials
St Paul's Cathedral in London has many memorials to important names in history. There are memorials on the cathedral floor and down in the Crypt. The Duke of Wellington has the largest memorial on the Cathedral floor. Find out more...
British Music Experience at The O2
The British Music Experience is a permanent, high-tech, interactive music exhibition at The O2 in London. A combination of cutting edge audio-visual technology and the most coveted music memorabilia of all time makes this a great attraction for music lovers.
Claridge's Wine Dinners 2009
Claridge's is renowned as a gastronomic destination in London so for 2009 they invite you to educate your palate while enjoying an evening of convivial discussion amongst like-minded wine enthusiasts, in one of the world's finest establishments.
Peter Pan
A new production of "Peter Pan" to be performed in a tent in Kensington Gardens this summer. Peter Pan will return home for the first time in over 100 years when a new production of JM Barrie's "Peter Pan", written by Tanya Ronder, will be performed in a specially designed tent in Kensington Gardens.
London Designer Sample Sales
Every week in London you can find deeply discounted clothing at designer sample sales, but finding out where and when the sample sales are can be a challenge. This list of resources will make finding London sample sales easy.
Henry VIII
Henry VIII is most well-known for being a larger than life character of British royal history who had numerous wives and brought about the Reformation (break away from the Catholic Church).
Charles Darwin (1809 - 1882)
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection completely changed our way of thinking. At the time it was commonly believed that God created the world in seven days, as described in the bible. He was able to explain that all species of life have evolved over time from common ancestors through the process he called natural selection.
Online Journey Planner
Find out more about the official online Journey Planner to help you find the most direct route using public transport.
It's A 'Family Affair' at Rocco Forte's Brown's Hotel
It's a 'Family Affair' at Brown's Hotel London with its exclusive family package to make your stay in London fabulous for all the family.
Dover Street Market Shopping Weekend at Brown's Hotel London
Brown's Hotel and Dover Street Market in Mayfair, London, have teamed up to offer a sophisticated weekend break package.
Valentine's Day at The Berkeley
Find out about the romantic events at The Berkeley in London this Valentine's Day.
Tango Tea Dances at the Waldorf Hilton London
In the 1920s, tango tea dances were an essential part of social life and quickly became the trademark of the Waldorf Hilton hotel. As part of its centenary celebrations, the Tango Tea has returned.
Futurism 100! at the Estorick Collection of Modern Art
As part of its celebrations to mark the centenary of the Futurist art movement the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art is hosting the first exhibition in Britain to focus solely on the work of Umberto Boccioni (1882-1916) for many years. 14 January to 19 April 2009.
Love and Marriage in Renaissance Florence - The Courtauld Wedding Chests
This exhibition at The Courtauld Gallery London explores one of the most important and historically neglected art forms of Renaissance Florence: pairs of great chests, lavishly decorated with precious metals and elaborate paintings. 12 February – 17 May 2009.
Lost Property on London Transport
Transport for London finds over 160,000 pieces of lost property each year on buses, Tubes, taxis, trains, trams and stations. If you've lost something how can you try to claim it back?
Kew Gardens London - 250th Year Celebrations
Kew Gardens is a major international visitor attraction and its 132 hectares of landscaped gardens attract over one million visitors per year. Kew is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2009. Find out what's happening.
Cabwise - London Taxi Safety Campaign
Only taxis (black cabs) can pick up customers on the streets of London. Use Cabwise to find a taxi 24 hours a day.
Free Toilets Near the Houses of Parliament
Britain's most expensive public toilets are near Parliament Square costing 50p. This inspired me to find free toilets near to the Houses of Parliament. I can recommend the Methodist Central Hall cafe for free toilets and a peaceful cafe.
Watch This Space - Free South Bank Summer Entertainment
Watch This Space is the National Theatre's free outdoor summer festival which takes place on the South Bank in Theatre Square. There is a 'grass' area for you to sit and watch the entertainment which includes a mix of British and international street theater, bands, club nights, dance, cabaret and more. It's fun. It's free. Enjoy!
Don't Give Money To Beggars In London
Do not give spare change to beggars on London streets - instead buy 'The Big Issue' to encourage them to help themselves.