You wouldn’t guess, looking at peaceful Cavendish Square today, that it’s been the site of several historic controversies. The three we're covering today include two artistic mishaps and one full blown riot! But first, a bit of background… Cavendish Square History Like many of the West End’s squares, Cavendish...
Climbing the steep hills up towards Wimbledon Village provides ample reward. Not only are you treated with an epic view back across London from Marryat Road, but you can also visit an enchanting Buddhist Temple. View from Marryat Road, Wimbledon The Wat (temple) in Wimbledon was built...
Just off the Strand you can find an amazing historic survivor. Today the Savoy Chapel is hemmed in by taller buildings but, if anything, that kind of adds to its appeal and charm… With parts dating back to the 16th Century (and earlier!) the Savoy Chapel...
On Chelsea Embankment, overlooking the River Thames is an impressive-looking Tudor Mansion. Now known as Crosby Moran Hall, it shouldn't be dismissed as a modern folly, Crosby Hall has a rather incredible history...
Opposite Bond Street Station is a statue of a lion on a pillar. It's a reminder of an 18th century mansion...
You can now descend 70ft below Farringdon and walk through the Mail Rail Tunnels. Here's what you'll find...
Off Charterhouse Square is the 19th century survivor; The Cottage at 3 Hayne Street. But how long will it last?...
Opposite Bond Street Station is a statue of a lion on a pillar. It's a reminder of an 18th century mansion...
You’ve probably noticed the massive decorative monument outside Charing Cross Station, but do you know why it’s there? Digging into its history gives you a story of romance and the reason this area has its name....
From cafes to bars, workspaces and event hubs. These unusual church renovations create spectacular spaces!...