Author name: lovetovisitlondon

Inside the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Cast Courts: two vast Victorian halls hiding full-size replicas of Michelangelo’s David and Trajan’s Column — free to visit, rarely crowded, and largely unknown.

Battersea Power Station stood empty for nearly 40 years after closing in 1983. Now it has a glass lift running 109 metres up inside one of its famous chimneys. Here’s the full story of London’s most dramatic architectural comeback.

Walk London’s Regent’s Canal and discover a hidden world of narrowboats, floating restaurants, and canal-side life that most tourists never find.

London has more than a dozen abandoned Tube stations sealed beneath its streets — from Churchill’s secret wartime bunker at Down Street to the haunted platform near the British Museum. Here’s what’s still down there.

Use this London neighbourhood guide to discover Westminster, Soho, Notting Hill and beyond — and find the area that matches your travel style.

Deep in South London, a pub has turned Lewis Carroll’s Wonderland into a real drinking den. The Rabbit Hole in Streatham is London’s most theatrical pub.

Step inside London’s most beautiful bookshop. Daunt Books in Marylebone organises books in a way unlike anywhere else — and Londoners love it for that.

Soho has been London’s most rebellious square mile for 400 years. Discover the history of refugees, artists, jazz clubs, and outcasts who made it.