Celebrate the sinister side of London life this Halloween with our guide to the capital's best spooky events and venues. From dungeons and demons to lusty ghosts, goosebumps are guaranteed.

Enjoy an uncompromising but wallet-friendly trip in the world's most vibrant capital with our guide to London's best free stuff. From art galleries to tv shows, it won't cost a penny.

Whether you’re a walker or a wanderer, a strider or a stroller, London is perfect for seeing the sights on foot. Navigate city streets and markets or escape the hustle and bustle by ambling through parks and along the river.

Grab your 2008 diary and start filling up your social calendar for the next 12 months with all the shows, gigs, festivals, exhibitions and sporting events taking place in London town.

From top family restaurants and cafes to the best family attractions, museums, galleries, parks and city farms, this guide is designed to help families make the most of their time in London town. There’s a special treat for younger kids on the last page…

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Download our comprehensive guide to the very best budget activities available in London. From free galleries, museums, sights and attractions to top quality, but low-cost, pubs, clubs, gigs, comedy nights, films and restaurants – it’s all listed here.

Download ‘London for Backpackers’ (PDF - 2.9MB)

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Take a helicopter ride over the city, do a bungee jump or get a makeover. Sample the diverse delights of the world’s most exciting city from an amazing range of Unique Experiences.

London boasts many of the finest luxury hotels in the world. Let LondonTown.com be your guide to the most indulgent, exclusive places in town.

From top West End hits to gigs, festivals and concerts, find out about ticket availability and get up to 50% discounts on selected shows in the capital using the London Box Office.

Follow in the footsteps of Sophie Neveu and Robert Langdon with our guide to ‘The Da Vinci Code in London’. Investigate the locations and attractions mentioned in the book – from the ‘Madonna of the Rocks’ at the National Gallery to Temple Church.

Chart London’s successful bid to host the Olympics in 2012 with our ongoing report, including insights into the build-up to the bid, ongoing preparations, and the history of the games.

LondonTown.com’s London Information Centre in Leicester Square provides face-to-face information services daily from 10am until 6pm, including expert local knowledge and hotel bookings.

Jump the queues and get free entry to up to 50 attractions with a London Sightseeing Pass. Available at 10% discount from LondonTown.com you can see all the major sights for just £13 a day for six days.

Enjoy a stress-free trip with our essential guide to London, providing comprehensive coverage of the emergency services, communications, transport, weather and much more.

From private transfers and car journeys to taxis and trains, get the low-down on the best ways of getting into London from Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted and all the major out-of-town airports.

Make sure you visit the best the capital has to offer with our guide to the most popular sights in town, including the London Eye, the British Museum, Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London.

London is steeped in over 2000 years of history and many of the capital's longest-standing traditions are still very much alive. Find our more with our in-depth guide.

From palaces of the past to palaces of the present, explore London's rich royal history with a visit to Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Hampton Court and the Tower of London.

Whatever the time of day or year, London's streets are dotted with a diverse, colourful array of outdoor stalls. Find out about the best including Portobello Road, Spitalfields and Camden.

London is famous for its fun, educational, ground-breaking and ever-changing museums and galleries - many of which are free to visit. Find out about the best of them with our guide.

0800-LONDON is the capital’s central booking and information service. Since launching in June 2003, it has transformed the face of visitor information with its pioneering freephone facility.