From the article: Top 10 Free Things to Do in London
Obviously there are loads of free things to do in London but what's your favorite? Share your faves
climate change performances and talks
- The Dana Centre is a great place to find more about climate change and the upcoming Copenhagen meeting in a fun and informal way from experts in a wide range of fields. Events are free but you need to pre-book at 020 7942 4040 or tickets@danacentre.org.uk Here are some of the things coming up: Going Neutral 2 December 2009, 19:00 - 21:00 Carbon offsetting? That’s so last year! It’s now all about infidelity offsetting. The Dana Centre plays matchmaker and brings Cheatneutral and Punk Science together to present their ground-breaking comedy show. Then get back to reality and join the carbon trading debate Dana presents... You What actions are you taking personally, politically or professionally to tackle climate change? Visit us until the 10 December (Monday to Friday, 10.00-17.00) to express your choices and see them built into our word cloud. Then come to discuss them at our final event. Discuss Your Climate Creation 10 December 2009, 19:00 - 20:30
- —mayainlondon
Events
- Free events that happen no-where else! eg. Free vampire walk in leicester sq on sunday. world's first ever, supporting the premiere of 'Robsessed'. Definitely one to go to
- —Guest Robbyp
Imperial War Museum
- This is an unexpected wealth of history and experience. When I was ready to leave, my wife pointed out other lower rooms I missed, such as the trench experience. Plan on two hours minimum.
- —Guest Lee Lussier
National Portrait Gallery
- Visit the NPG around the corner from the more popular National Gallery iS my favourite. Often you've the higher levels all to yourself!!
- —Guest Marion BE
The Ceremony of the Keys
- The Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London ins a fab free attraction in London, full of history!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- —Guest Mon
Grant Museum
- I love this quirky little university museum. It's only open in the afternoon on weekdays but I try to stop by regularly as I always find a specimen I'd not noticed before. It's a museum of zoology and Robert Grant, the founder, was Charles Darwin's mentor! There's info about the Grant Museum on this website: http://golondon.about.com/od/londonmuseums/p/grantmuseum.htm
- —Guest John
Strolling along the South Bank
- I think a walk along the South Bank is one of the best things to do in London. You see lots of iconic sights in a really short stretch. And it's along the River Thames which makes it not feel as if you're in the city center. A brilliant free attraction!
- —Guest Sally
