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The TV sitcom, Steptoe and Son, was one of the biggest hits of the 1960s, with the humour revolving around a father and son who ran a rag-and-bone business. It has been voted the 15th

The ceremony of the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace is a major visitor attraction. It is one of London’s most famous ceremonies, with immaculately turned-out guards, stirring music and military precision drills combining

Dating back to the 11th century, the Tower of London is one of the UK’s most popular and historic tourist attractions, attracting around 2.86 million visitors every year. The imposing building that overlooks the north

The annual river race between Oxford and Cambridge universities is one of the oldest sporting events in the world. The men’s race dates back to 1829 and the women’s to 1927. This year’s Oxford and

The London Marathon is a British institution which has taken place every year since 1981. With more than 40,000 runners expected to leave the start line, this year’s race will be held on Sunday 28th

The Pearly Kings and Queens have been a vibrant and colourful part of London’s culture for over 150 years, but who are they exactly and why do they wear costumes covered with buttons? © Gary

The O2 Arena in London is one of the biggest live entertainment venues in the world, accommodating 20,000 people and welcoming more than two million visitors every year. Built at a cost of more than

When the festive fun is over and Christmas is but a distant memory, it’s time to look ahead to the big New Year clear-out. Start 2020 as you mean to go on with a clean-up

As the fun and excitement of Christmas comes to an end, don’t let the anti-climax lead to the January blues. With so many things to do in London at the start of the year, you’ll

Jam packed full of a host of fun activities for all the family, Hyde Park will be one of London’s major visitor attractions this Christmas, thanks to its Winter Wonderland festive event, which has returned

A traditional choir leading the carol singing is a big part of Christmas, which wouldn’t be the same without classics such as Silent Night, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, God Rest You Merry Gentlemen and