Jonathan Thomas

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These are incredible paintings of London!

While the City of London has its secret gardens, the West End tends to have garden squares, many of which are private with access only...

King’s Cross train station in London has long been a magnet for Harry Potter fans (Harry leaves for Hogwards from platform 9 3/4 every year)...

One of my favorite aspects of British history is exploring the great houses that exist in Britain. While country houses usually get all the attention...

The folks over at Herb Lester Associates make beautiful maps of London, focusing on specific areas. They’ve just released a new map just in time...

This painting is simply beautiful! Camden Lock Dusk by printmaker and painter John Duffin who recently received The Most Outstanding Print Award from Sir Peter...

The London Dungeon, one of the UK’s most iconic attractions, will re-invent itself in March 2013 when it opens a new bigger, bolder and better...

Some say the history of London can be summarized as the history of its river crossing. That history continues with plans for a new pedestrian...

The BBC has done some investigative reporting to find out the status of the various skyscrapers that have been proposed or started construction in the...

Transport for London are offering up a rare chance to explore an abandoned Tube Station. For two weekend coming up, they’re offering up special tours...

We asked our Fans on Facebook to ask us their burning questions about London. We’ve chosen the best questions and over the next few weeks,...

London has layers upon layers of history. Despite nearly two thousand-year of history, most buildings in London are only a few hundred years old, with...

This seems to happen earlier and earlier every year, but the beautiful Regent’s Street Christmas lights have been switched on by TeamGB. Check out the pictures below:...

Here’s a cool series of posters honoring Transport for London workers during the London Blitz. From Retronaut: In 1944, war artist Eric Kennington was asked...

Here’s a fun new interpretation of the London Tube Map, this time focused on the food best known to be near a particular Tube Station....

Editor’s Note: Have a long layover in London – here are some ideas for what you can do with your down time at London Heathrow...

If there’s one tradition that’s quintessentially British, then it’s afternoon tea – think cucumber sandwiches (sans crust naturally), scones covered in jam and clotted cream...

The River Thames is one of the world’s most famous rivers so it’s only fair that it’s spanned by amazing bridges. Some are hundreds of...

Chelsea Physic Garden is a hidden gem in central London; as Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea bustles outside, the Garden walls hold a calm...

Have you ever wanted to know what time it was in London right now as well as the weather conditions? Check out this fun free...

Dear Anglotopia: I’m a 21 year old from Chicago and I’ve been saving to visit London for a while now. It would be my first...

Many people living in London have moved to the capital from various places around the UK and the world – and who can blame them?...

With successive administrators attempting to solve London’s traffic issues – from the building of the M25 to the congestion tax to Boris’ bikes, there have...

It’s said the Tube Map designer Harry Beck was inspired by an electrical diagram to simplify the London Underground map. Now, someone has taken the...

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Air New Zealand flying the Los Angeles – London Route and to celebrate, they’ve released this fun infographic.

The East End has always had a tradition of cheap schmutter – wholesale textile and clothing shops, Petticoat Lane’s stalls, and the flea market of...

Over the last few years many iconic London music venues have sadly shut their door. Notable casualties include the Hammersmith Palais and the Astoria. Despite...

By Andrea Kirkby Hampstead and Highgate are both set high above the Thames basin – so it’s all uphill from Central London. That’s my excuse...

Despite Britain’s historically poor culinary reputation, London is now a centre of world food and a destination for the foodie. This begs the question, though,...