Built by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London, this iconic building is now a popular location for eve ...
Majoring in immaculately executed seafood dishes, Richard Corrigan’s Bentley’s offers some great-looking ...
As one of the oldest lending libraries in the world, this new venue has not only been the sanctuary of some of the m ...
In tranquil Dean’s Yard, next to Westminster Abbey, this Grade II-listed building was a remarkable stand-in ba ...
With a prime location on the South Bank, Namco Funscape is a dynamic entertainment complex housing more than 150 of ...
Grade II*-listed Goodenough College sits within a pretty garden square in Bloomsbury. Its grandest space is the Grea ...
One of the ancient Inns of Court, Middle Temple stands apart for its unspoilt main Hall, featuring 16th-century hera ...
Permanently moored at Temple Pier, The Yacht London is a characterful 1927 steam vessel available for hospitality bo ...
Commissioned by James I in 1622, Banqueting House dazzled London’s high society when it opened. You can still ...
The former residence of prime minister William Gladstone is now home to the British Academy, which under its venue m ...
L’Etoile has offered its own brand of bistro chic to Charlotte Street for more than a century. Unusually for a ...
Once a regular haunt for the Duke of Wellington, 116 Pall Mall is now the Regency home of the Institute of Directors ...
Those looking for a venue with an air of well-heeled Britishness might look to this hotel and members club in SW1. B ...
The award-winning Middle Temple Garden is among Zone 1’s best-kept secrets. Amid the handsome red-brick buildi ...
Dating back to the 12th century, The Crypt at St Etheldreda’s most famously hosted a rather grand, days-long f ...