Anything relating to London’s museums: updates, information and reviews
I recently went on a wonderful historical walk around Forest Hill in South London. My exploration took me through the quirky Horniman Museum and Gardens and along part of the Green Chain Walk. You can see the map of my route and the stops below. Sights of Forest Hill The first thing I spotted in […]
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Sometimes in history you get remarkable coincidences. Two adjoining Georgian townhouses in Mayfair were, amazingly, over two centuries apart, home to two great figures in musical history: George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix. Both lived at times of rapid change in London, both chose to move to London from other countries and both shook the
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The City of London, the financial district, is full of lesser-known historical treasures. The subject of this blog post though is not historical as such, but gives you a brilliant sense of the size, layout and architecture of London. I often recommend the models of London by NLA (New London Architecture), inside the London Centre,
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The Imperial War Museum London in Southwark put on incredible, regular and large-scale, free exhibitions. From the 27th September 2024 until the 27th April 2025 you can visit their new exhibition called War and the Mind, all about the psychological aspects of warfare: why we go to war, how leader’s justify it, how those that
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Tucked down a little side-street called Martlett Court near Covent Garden you will find the entrance to the Bow Street Police Museum. Opened in 2021, it is one of London’s newest and smallest museums and is only open Friday-Sunday 11am-4.30pm, so it is important to get the timing right with this one. Housed in part
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