- London’s Victorian Heritage: The History Behind the Grand Terraced Streets
Walk any Victorian street in London and you’re walking through 150 years of social history. Discover what those elegant red-brick townhouses reveal — and how to trace your own family’s story through them.
- Where Does Your English Surname Come From? A London Ancestry Guide
Discover the London origins of common English surnames — from Smith and Taylor to Aldgate and Moorgate. A practical guide for American families tracing their English ancestry.
- Inside the Tower of London: What Nearly 1,000 Years Looks Like
The Tower of London has stood for nearly 1,000 years — fortress, prison, treasury, and home to the Crown Jewels. Here is what you will actually find inside.
- What Your English Surname Reveals About Your London Ancestors
Discover what your English surname reveals about your London ancestors. From Norman conquests to East End trades — trace your family name back to its London origins.
- Victorian London: The Hidden History Behind the Famous Terraced Streets
Discover the secret lives behind Victorian London’s iconic terraced houses — the hidden trades, upstairs-downstairs world, and social history that shaped the city we know today. Free weekly stories in your inbox.
- Big Ben at Dusk: The Thames Walk Every London Visitor Should Do
A practical guide to walking the Thames at dusk and watching the Elizabeth Tower light up the London skyline — including the best viewpoints, timing tips, and what to see along the route.
- Tower Bridge: London’s Most Iconic Victorian Landmark
Tower Bridge has spanned the Thames since 1894 and still opens for river traffic today. Here is everything you need to know before you visit — history, the exhibition, glass walkways, and practical tips.
- Notting Hill at Its Quietest: A Practical Guide
Notting Hill is most often seen at its busiest. Here is what you find when you arrive before the crowds — and a practical guide to making the most of this west London neighbourhood.
- Escabeche, West Bridgford: A Review of the Baresca Family’s Tapas Bar
The Love London team visited Escabeche, the award-winning tapas restaurant in West Bridgford, Nottingham. Standout food and a well-judged wine list, let down slightly by the music and service — our 7.5/10 review.
- Why Brixton Refuses to Be Like the Rest of London
Brixton’s Caribbean heritage and David Bowie’s birthplace make it London’s most distinctive neighbourhood — plus free London stories in our newsletter.
- Best Day Trips from London for US Visitors (2026 Guide)
Discover the best day trips from London for US visitors — Stonehenge, Bath, Oxford, Cambridge, and more. Practical tips, travel times, and costs included.
- How to Get from Gatwick to London: Complete Guide for US Visitors (2026)
Gatwick to London for US visitors: choose between the Gatwick Express, Thameslink, National Express coach or taxi. Prices, times and practical tips for 2026.
- London West End Theatre Guide: Everything US Visitors Need to Know
Everything US visitors need to know about London West End theatre — how to book tickets, the best shows, TKTS discounts, and practical tips for your visit.
- Shoreditch London Guide: What Every US Visitor Needs to Know
Planning a trip to East London? This Shoreditch London guide covers street art, Brick Lane, where to eat, how to get there, and what to see.
- How Much Does a Trip to London Cost? The 2026 Budget Guide for US Visitors
Planning a trip to London from the US? Here’s exactly what you’ll spend on flights, hotels, food, transport and activities in 2026 — and how to save.
- 2 Days in London: The Perfect Weekend Itinerary for US Visitors
Planning 2 days in London? This complete guide for US visitors covers Westminster, the South Bank, Tower of London, Shoreditch, and Notting Hill.
- Hyde Park London: The Complete Guide for US Visitors
Everything you need to know about Hyde Park London — what to see, how to get there, and when to visit in 2026. Complete guide for US visitors.
- London’s WWII Heritage: The Blitz Sites Every History Lover Should Visit
Walk London’s most powerful WWII heritage sites — from the underground Churchill War Rooms to the haunting ruins of St Dunstan-in-the-East, a Blitz-bombed church turned secret garden.