More dates announced to walk through the Mail Rail tunnels
The Postal Museum has announced fresh dates for the chance to walk through old Mail Rail tunnels and is, for the first time, offering tunnel walks on Saturday evenings as well.

Sale on tickets for “My First Ballet: Swan Lake”
Have an introduction to the magical world of ballet with this specially adapted version of Swan Lake, which is aimed at children aged three and upwards.

David Bowie photos from a 1992 studio session go on display
A selection of photos taken of David Bowie that haven't been seen for over 30 years have gone on display in the glittering Fitzrovia Chapel.

Ten London exhibitions to visit in March 2024
A selection of ten exhibitions to visit while the shops fill up with Easter eggs and Hot Cross Buns.

The Royal Mews collection of horse-drawn carriages has reopened
Around the back of Buckingham Palace is the Royal Mews, where the King’s horses and carriages are kept, and they've reopened to the public after their winter slumber.

London’s weekly railway news
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TfL’s off-peak “Fares Friday” trial starts this Friday
The recently announced plans to declare Fridays an off-peak day all day for tube and train passengers will kick in this week, the Mayor of London has announced.

The King’s Gallery introduces a £1 ticket as it changes its name
The art gallery next to Buckingham Palace formerly known as The Queen’s Gallery, has changed its name and will be introducing a new £1 ticket offer for people on benefits.

Design Museum buys rare ‘Number 1 Barbie’ for its Barbieverse exhibition
The dolls, dresses and dreamhouses, which will be displayed in this summer’s Barbie exhibition at the Design Museum, have been revealed for the first time.

London’s Pocket Parks: Wick Green, E9
This is a small park that sits right opposite an old church and exists as a result of post-WWII clearance of bomb-damaged sites.

Michelangelo sketch and its painting reunited at the British Museum for the first time in 400 years
Following years of conservation work, one of Michelangelo's largest surviving drawings will be going on display at the British Museum for three months later this spring, alongside the painting it inspired, reunited for the first time in 400 years.

Tube’s Got Talent: Buskers are auditioning for spaces on the London Underground
If you see buskers in tube stations being watched unusually attentively by a group of people, they could be auditioning to become one of TfL's authorised buskers allowed to perform in their stations.

New DLR trains to be delayed by a few months
The first of the new DLR trains was due to start carrying passengers early this year, but that has been pushed back by a few months, TfL has revealed in its investment programme report.

Elysian Arcs — Iridescent arches and bubbles returns to the City of London
Irridescent arches and bubbles have appeared at the foot of the Leadenhall Building in the City, as a free public "experience" to visit.

Visit the Italian Church in London
Sometimes described as "one of the most beautiful churches in London", this is not just a church that follows the Italian Catholic faith, but is in fact the Italian church in London.

HS2 — UK’s largest railway tunnel boring machine completes 10-mile dig under the Chilterns
HS2's longest tunnel, running for 10 miles under the Chilterns, has been completed as the tunnel boring machine broke out of the ground to complete its long task.

Tickets Alert: Tweed Run is back for genteel cycling around London
Fancy a charming jaunt around the sights of London in a decorous style becoming of the Edwardian upper middle classes?

See the new King Charles III banknotes at the Bank of England museum
You can get a preview of the new King Charles III banknotes before they go into general distribution, as a set has gone on display at the Bank of England's museum.

Network Rail pledges £140 million overhaul for troubled Elizabeth line west of Paddington
The problematic end of the Elizabeth line west of Paddington station is to get a renewed focus from Network Rail to try and fix the problems once and for all.

From Foaming Troughs to Flying Jellyfish: Exploring Organic Inspirations at the Hayward Gallery
The brutalist Hayward Gallery on the Southbank is a bit softer at the moment, as it's been filled with artworks that look at how artists have been inspired by movement, flux and organic growth.

TfL looking at Elizabeth line extensions to Staines and Ebbsfleet
Ever since construction started, there's been suggestions about how and where to extend the Elizabeth line, which have only got louder once the line opened and people saw the effect it had on travel.

London Overground train makes rare diversion to London Bridge station
On Sunday morning, a London Overground train paid a visit to London Bridge station -- a station that the Overground doesn't usually visit.

From Revisionism to Resonance: Exploring the black figure in contemporary art
A composite gold figure looks almost dismissively as people pass by in this new exhibition about the black figure by black artists at the National Portrait Gallery.

Free exhibition showcasing lost Victorian London opens this spring
Rarely seen photographs of Victorian London will be displayed in a free exhibition this spring, at the City of London's archives building in Clerkenwell.

HS2 launches third giant tunnelling machine under west London
HS2 has started digging a third tunnel under London as its newest tunnel boring machine started work over the weekend.

Unlocking the Past: TfL releases over 400 digitized maps and more on Google Arts & Culture
More than 2,000 historical documents from Transport for London's (TfL) corporate archives are now available to view for free on Google Arts and Culture.

London’s Alleys: Miniver Place, EC4
This is a very short alley just to the south of Mansion House tube station that was recently refurbished but also sealed off.