Today Bunhill Fields is a wonderful slice of calm alongside the busy Old Street roundabout. But its history is macabre, curious and full of surprises. History of Bunhill Fields Its name is a derivation of bone hill, literally where cartloads of bones from St Paul’s Cathedral’s Charnel...
At the end of the Northern Line, Morden is hiding one of South London's loveliest green spaces! Here's the history of Morden Hall Park...
Within Streatham Common you'll find The Rookery, a delightful little gem that's packed with history!...
The Charterhouse is packed with history but you can also wander through the private gardens. Step into an oasis...
The full Parkland Walk route goes from Alexandra Palace to Finsbury Park, but you can also take a shorter route between Highgate and Finsbury Park....
One of London's Royal Parks, Greenwich Park is packed with history and these more surprising sites are a great place to start...
London has its very own Stonehenge! It might not be millennia old, but that's not to say Hackney Henge - sorry - 'ackney 'enge isn't historic!...
Close to the Barbican is the beautiful sunken garden of Salters' Company and it's packed with interesting history...
During lockdown I ended up discovering some these by accident! Here are my favourite strolls amid greenery and away from crowds...
Though not ancient, these mysterious ruins are over 100 years old and have travelled across South London...