The Abbey Road Café is built into the side of St. Johns Wood tube station in north London. The café is the official merchandise centre for Abbey Road studios that is situated about ten minutes walk away from the...

The inconspicuous Abbey Road, in the district of St. John’s Wood in northwest London, was made world famous by the Beatles. Abbey Road is of course home to the legendary Abbey Road Studios and the Abbey Road zebra crossing. Abbey...

Possibly the most famous crossing point in the world, the zebra crossing on the rather unassuming Abbey Road was made famous when it appeared on the cover of the Beatles 1969 ’Abbey Road’ album. Since then, thousands of Beatles fans...

The Ben Uri Gallery represents the finest collection of Jewish art in London and has a reputation that has made it well known across the world. There are close to a thousand artworks which are made from a variety...

Lord’s Cricket Ground is the ancestral home of the game of cricket. Named after Thomas Lord, the grand old ground that hosts the biggest matches in world cricket, Middlesex County Cricket Club and the MCC is on its third...

The Marlyebone Cricket Club, which is normally abbreviated just to the MCC, is one of the oldest and most respected institutions associated with cricket. Based in north central London, the club has its home ground at Lord’s and until...

Swiss Cottage Gallery hosts eight exhibitions per year, each lasting between four and six weeks. The gallery has a commitment to promoting equal opportunities and encompassing the talents of all facets of society, therefore the exhibitions are always rich...

The Cascade Art Gallery is a small gallery based on a barge which is moored in Little Venice in Paddington, London. The gallery carries an interesting and eclectic collection of both British and international works housed in a quite...

Connaught Square is one of the most prestigious addresses in the capital and has for decades been home to some of London’s most famous residents, including Tony Blair. The square is made up mainly of four storey town houses...

Little Venice is one of the most idyllic and beautiful waterway areas in London. It marks the spot where the Grand Union Canal meets with the Regent's Canal. The area has developed over the years into a place...

Born in Rome in 1752, Clementi grew up in Italy but moved to England in his teen years to study music in London. He quickly became friends with some of Europe’s most influential young composers, Mozart included. He...

This theatre is one of the most interestingly housed and located in the capital. A tiny place of art and productions, the theatre is based on a small barge that is moored in the extremely trendy and popular suburb...

Randolph Gardens are a good-sized public gardens close to Kilburn High Road in the heart of the interesting and ethnically diverse north London suburb of Kilburn. The gardens have for generations been a place of rest and relaxation for...

Cecil Beaton was one of the best-known British photographers of the 20th Century. His fascination with all things glamorous, particularly stage and screen made him instantly stand out from his contemporaries and brought him great accolades throughout his career....

St. Augustine is a huge church on Kilburn Park Road not far from the main shopping street of Kilburn High Road in the centre of the north London suburb. The fine church towers above all of the residential streets...

St. Peter's Church is a beautiful city church on the border between Kilburn and Paddington in the Warwick Road area of London. The church towers above the leafy residential housing and forms part of the skyline for the area....

St. Saviours is one of the most striking church buildings in this area of north London, mainly due to the enormous green spire that towers above the main building. It is a quite modern church building that stands on...