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December 2008
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Built by Sir Christopher Wren after the fire, St Paul's is viewed by many as the spiritual home of Great Britain. It's also a very popular place to experience the more traditional side of Chri...
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January 2008
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Braving the cold, singing loudly and saying 'wassail' alot is all part of the fun at the Twelfth Night celebrations performed by the Lions Part theatre group. A green and prickly man emerging from...
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January 2009
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Braving the cold, singing loudly and saying "wassail" a lot is all part of the fun at the Twelfth Night celebrations performed by The Lions Part theatre group. A green and prickly man emerging from...
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January 2010
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Braving the cold, singing loudly and saying 'wassail' a lot is all part of the fun at the Twelfth Night celebrations performed by the Lions Part theatre group. A green and prickly man emerging from...
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Christmas Theatre and Dance in London
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When people talk about Edward Hall's company, Propeller, they can't help but focus on the all-male cast. It's been done before at the Globe and elsewhere, to varying degrees of success. But Edward...
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Knightsbridge
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| Knightsbridge |
Knightsbrige is one of the most unchanged, attractive areas of central London, with little in the way of offices nearby but plenty of shops and restaurants to serve the needs of local residents. There...
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London Nightlife
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London is world famous for its party vibe and non-stop nightlife. The capital is seething with after-hours drinking and dancing dens of all shapes and sizes. From the pulsating dancefloors of major ni...
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James Knight of Mayfair
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| 67 Notting Hill Gate |
Originally Chalmers & Gray, the prices at this well-established west London fishmongers still sit at the high end of the market, but the fish here remains unbeatable in terms of freshness and flavour....
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London College of Fashion Night School
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| 20 John Princes Street |
Competitive and expensive, but probably the most glamorous courses in the capital. Covering all aspects of the fashion industry....
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Bonfire Night
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| Clapham Common, Windmill Drive |
November is the month that likes to go with a bang - and an explosive one at that. The 5th November marks Guy Fawkes' failed plot to blow up Parliament with the kind of pyrotechnics Mr Fawkes could on...
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Malaysia Night
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| Trafalgar Square, Central London |
Fans of Asian food and lifestyle are in for a treat as for one night only, Trafalgar Square is transformed into a traditional pasar malam. Around 20 individual stalls run by Malaysian restaurants will...
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London by Night
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Travel before 30th September 2010 & save 15%!Be dazzled on this illuminating tour of London! Enjoy breathtaking night time views of London's landmarks on this unforgettable experience. Fully guided, f...
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London Night Hike
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| Guildhall, Gresham Street, City of London |
Walk 10 or 20 miles through late night London with exclusive access to iconic buildings with the sixth annual Maggie's and Open House London Hike Night. Last year more than 2,000 people took part in t...
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Bonfire Night in London
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This is the only place to be in the East End on November 5th. Whilst most of the rest of London will be celebrating the failure of the Gunpowder Plot on Friday and Saturday nights, the festivitie...
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Some Night 1st Birthday
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| The Den and Centro, 18a West Central Street |
A huge line-up of DJs including Hatcha, Marcus Nasty, Gentlemans Dub Club, Silkie, Quest, Stenchman, Sukh Night, Synkro, Indigo, Scandalous Unltd, Logan D, Loose Cannons, Kutz, DJ AMC, Reggae Roast DJ...
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Last Night of the Proms 2010
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| Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore |
The world famous Last Night of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall brings the terrific summer season of The Proms to a fitting finale. Described by conductor Jiri Belohlavek as "the world's largest and...
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Opening Night Gala After Party
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| Heaven, Under the Arches Villiers Street |
The resident DJs play bigbeat and dance with a live appearance by The Airborne Toxic Event....
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Vintage Red Bus Tour By Night
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No trip to London would be complete without seeing the sights at night time. On this vintage Red Double Decker bus tour you will cruise the London streets taking in magical sights such as Westminster...
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Millennium Hotel London Knightsbridge
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| 17 Sloane Street |
Sloane Street is chock-a-block with designer shops so for anyone in town for some retail therapy this hotel is a winner. It's also home to award-winning restaurant MU, which provides a chic setting fo...
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Knightsbridge Hotel
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| 10 Beaufort Gardens |
Though this is an area packed with glamorous hotels, there is something particularly aristocratic about this discreet and stylish town house just round the corner from Harrods. Spacious sitting rooms...
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Fabric
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| 77a Charterhouse Street |
Built on the site of a Victorian meat cellar, Fabric continues to boast the most sensational line-ups in the capital. Its global reputation is founded on diversity and willingness to showcase new tale...
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EGG
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| 200 York Way |
The fabulous Egg nightclub was well prepared for the smoking ban, with a fantastic garden and terrace which make it Londons finest summer clubbing spot. There are three floors inside, and well-program...
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Turnmills
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| 63 Clerkenwell Road |
Turnmills is one of London's most established and best-loved night spots famed for its supersonic sound system and friendly vibe. In its fifteen year history it has lit up the dance music scene, embra...
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Cargo
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| 83 Rivington Street, Kingsland Viaduct |
Cargo were pioneers of the multi-tasking MDF concept (thats Music-Dance-Food, not cheap fibreboard) and boast one of the most imaginative live music line-ups in the capital, as well as film screenings...
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Gordon's Wine Bar
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| 47 Villiers Street |
Londons oldest wine bar and family-run underground tavern. Home to Samuel Pepys in the 1680s, the building housing Gordon's is now home to a regular, thriving crowd of drinkers of all ages and all wa...
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Chinawhite
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| 4 Winsley Street |
Legendary London nightclub Chinawhite has reopened in a new location on Winsley Street, not far from Oxford Circus, following the closure of its Air Street venue in December 2009. Renowned for its cel...
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Vertigo 42
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| Tower 42, 25 Old Broad Street |
Forget the London Eye, Britain's highest bar is perched in an eagle's nest on the 42nd floor of Tower 42 (formerly the NatWest Tower). From this vantage point you can see the urban landscape sprawl aw...
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Notting Hill Arts Club
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| 221 Notting Hill Gate |
Pricey but always fun, this subterranean dive in the heart of trendy West London enjoys a steady crowd and on big nights it gets absolutely packed with trendy young things. The Arts Club is the defini...
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Rumba
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| 36 Shaftesbury Avenue |
Concealed in a particularly squalid and touristy corner of Piccadilly Circus is Rumba, the bar that has kept the UKs Urban scene alive in the West End since the early 1990s. Now under new management,...
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Harlem
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| 78 Westbourne Grove |
Harlem offers a first rate bar restaurant on the ground floor and an excellent little club downstairs. Arthur Baker is the brains behind this venue so as you might expect the tunes are impossibly fres...
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Funky Buddha
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| 15 Berkley Street |
Between the Victorian elegance of Berkley Square and the Imperial magnificence of Piccadilly, you might be surprised to find a club that oozes with Eastern decadence, but find it you will in the form...
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Plastic People
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| 147-149 Curtain Road |
Dont come to Plastic People expecting a stylish bar and the latest trendy cocktails. Theres nothing fancy about this basement club, but what it does offer is kick ass beats and a killer sound system....
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Ginglik
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| 1 Shepherds Bush Green |
This unique club under Shepherds Bush Green in a former public toilet has escaped a threatened closure early in 2009. Thanks to the untiring efforts of Gingliks organisers Tam and Col the much loved u...
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Babylon at the Roof Gardens
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| 99 Kensington High Street |
Richard Bransons rooftop restaurant-come-nightclub at Kensington Roof Gardens is a favourite with the glam girls of Kensington, who can be seen at all hours sipping cocktails in the Spanish garden, or...
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Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen
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| 2 Hoxton Square |
Pretty cool bar serving above-average finger food which has been a big hit with our users. For a slice of Hoxton cool, look no further. Hoxton Square have deliberately gone for an unfinished, rough,...
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Embassy Bar
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| 119 Essex Road |
North London favourite The Embassy obviously has a good way with their staff. It really makes a difference when the bar people seem to be enjoying themselves, and this place positively hums with frien...
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Plan B
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| 418 Brixton Road |
With an exciting new music programme and creative team behind its new look and identity, including Kate Moross (one of Londons most exciting young creatives, and Art Director of We Are Iso), as well a...
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The Bricklayers Arms
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| 63 Charlotte Road |
This bohemian boozer was an integral part of the Shoreditch explosion. Tucked away down a cobbled East End alley it was originally a mecca for local artists, loft dwellers and the odd genuine geeza. E...
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43 South Molton
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| 43 South Molton Street |
Buzz about this members club at the gateway of Mayfairs most fashionable street is growing and the lists will soon be full... but you can still pay 43 a visit for one off their regular parties or to a...
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Comedy Camp
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| 3 Archer Street |
Excellent, intimate bar with a mainly gay crowd in the middle of Soho, boasting the usual combination of expensive but superior cocktails and finger food, and a pounding sound system. On Tuesday nigh...
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Hackney Central
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| Amhurst Road |
Hackney's freshest venue is a converted railway station with a plush bar / restaurant on the ground floor and a nightclub upstairs. The kitchen serves excellent Caribbean fusion food and the Central i...
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Waxy O'Connors
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| 14-16 Rupert Street |
Located where it is, Waxy's is fairly predictable. It's expensive, it's busy and it's got a fair smattering of tourists, but it also has that certain something lacking in other venues in the vicinity....
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