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Jonathan Thomas
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5 great places for art lovers to visit in London
The 2012 Olympic Games is serving to remind people what a great place London is to watch sport in. However, it’s always a good idea...
London Books: Tired of London, Tired of Life by Tom Jones
One of my favorite London blogs is the Tired of London, Tired of Life blog where Londoner Tom Jones seeks to post about something interesting...
London FAQ: Should You Spring for a Hotel in Central London or Stay Further Afield and Save?
Editor’s Note: This is the first in an ongoing series on questions that we get about London and our best answers. Dear Londontopia: Hello! My...
Suffolk – Just an hour from London
Why is the East of England becoming more popular as a holiday destination? One answer may lie with the emergence of the beautiful Suffolk coast....
The Secret History of London’s Private Members Clubs
Private members clubs are more popular than ever in London, with fashionable new venues such as Dryland Business Members Club in Kensington, Searcy’s on top...
London 2012: Top 5 Free Things to do During the Olympics
With the Olympics now just days away, we thought it would be fun to out together a summary of the free things you can do...
Chuffed to Bits: The Definitive Top 20 London Songs
With the Olympics beginning this week, one thing is certain: London is on the brain. And it’s especially on the minds of those of us...
10 Best Markets for Losing Your Money in London
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a trip to London isn’t complete without first purchasing a three-eyed tiger mask from a Bangladeshi street vendor. After...
Guest Article: London’s Best Historic Pubs by David Long
For all the millions who have come to know London’s familiar face, like any truly great city it retains its secrets. For every Hampton Court...
On your marks, get set, eat! Tea at the Capital Hotel
It may not be what the athletes are eating, but the indulgent sports-themed afternoon tea at The Capital Hotel in Knightsbridge is appropriate for spectators...
Fun London App: Black Plaques London
We discovered this lovely iPhone app before our last trip to London and we just had to share it. It’s a ton of fun. I’ll...
VIVA FOREVER! A new musical with songs from The Spice Girls
Judy Craymer, producer of the global smash-hit musical phenomenon MAMMA MIA!, has announced that the new musical, VIVA FOREVER!, will open at the Piccadilly Theatre in London’s West...
The coolest job in London? Time Out London swoops over the city with aerial photographer Jason Hawkes
Time Out London recently had the opportunity to travel in the skies above London with renowned aerial photographer Jason Hawkes. Well worth a read for...
William Morris Gallery reopens after £10million revamp
The William Morris Gallery will reopen in August after a £10million revamp. British artist Grayson Perry will be the first artist to exhibit in the...
World Flags displayed along London’s historic Regent’s Street
Regent Street prepares for the summer celebrations with a display of international flags from around the world above its pavements. Across the capital’s skyline, 206...
Upcoming Events in the Mastercard Priceless London Program
MasterCard’s Priceless London has a series of exciting events taking place over the next couple of months and we have hand picked a few, which...
Guest Post: London Shops You Must Not Miss
A lot of people visiting London love to go shopping but stick to the “name” chain stores and fashion boutiques around Oxford Street. But there...
London Theatre: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Coming to the West End in 2013
News has come out the a new version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory adapted for the stage will make it’s way to the London...
London Music: Top Music Related Days Out in London
With some of the most famous bands in the world coming from the city, it’s understandable that many people flock to London for its fine...
5 famous London painters
London has so many inspiring and colourful sights and characters dotted around its boroughs. So it is little wonder that the capital has been the...
London Books: Rude London – Snapshots of a City with its Pants Down by Patrick Dalton
One of our favorite books about London is S*it London – Portrait of a City on the Edge by Patrick Dalton. It’s a fun an...
London Books and Maps: London Unfurled by Matteo Reicoli – Amazing Map of the Thames
One of my favorite past-times is to look at maps of London. I have a drawer full of them and can spend hours studying...
London Books: Black Cab Wisdom by Mark Soloman
I’m continually amazed by the variety of books that we get sent and the latest one is no exception. Black Cab Wisdom is a fun...
The 5 Best Picnic Spots in London
With warmer weather underway (hopefully), soon you’ll have the perfect excuse to pack your picnic basket and spend some time with your friends, family or...
The Nocturnal World Of London Night Workers
The city of London is one that is full of life and action. However, that action doesn’t come to a complete stand-still at night-time. There...
A Guide to Helicopter Tours Over London
Riding in a helicopter over the historic sites of London allows you to get a truly fresh perspective on the capital and experience something you...
London Dreams: My Top 10 London Trip Regrets and Mistakes – Learn from our Blunders!
I consider myself a London travel veteran these days. Having traveled there 10 times in the last decade or so, I’ve learned a lot about...
Get Your Own Custom London Street Sign
The British Hand Crafts store called Pob Shop is offering custom made London street sign replicas for sale. From their product description: Handcrafted and hand...
Warhol comes to south London at the Dulwich Gallery
America’s master of Pop Art silk-screen technique is to be showcased in an exhibition at England’s oldest gallery this summer. Andy Warhol: The Portfolios, opening...
London 2012: 6 Tips to Save Money During the Olympics
If you’re planning on being in London during the London 2012 festivities – here’s a few ways you can save a few bob while you’re...