Walk in the footsteps of Charles Dickens across London’s historic streets — from the Marshalsea Prison to the Spaniards Inn, discover the real places behind his greatest novels. Plus get weekly London heritage stories free.
Charles Dickens’ London: A Heritage Walk Through the City That Made Him Read More »
Discover the London pubs that have been serving ale since before Shakespeare walked the streets — and how to find them today — plus get weekly London stories free in our newsletter.
The London Pubs That Were Ancient Long Before Shakespeare Was Born Read More »
The Spaniards Inn has stood on Hampstead Heath since the 1580s. One night in 1780, its landlord served free beer to an angry mob — and changed London history.
The London Pub That Served Free Beer to a Mob — and Saved a Priceless Art Collection Read More »
Discover the Hill Garden and Pergola at Hampstead Heath — a free Victorian garden that looks like ancient Rome and feels like a world away from London.
The Forgotten Garden at Hampstead Heath That Looks Like Ancient Rome Read More »
The Hampstead Heath swimming ponds have been a London tradition for over 300 years. Discover why thousands of Londoners still brave cold water every single morning.
The Wild Ponds Where Londoners Have Been Swimming at Dawn for 300 Years Read More »
The Spaniards Inn in Hampstead has stood since 1585. Discover how this historic London pub stopped the Gordon Riots, sheltered a highwayman, and inspired Dickens.
The Pub That Stopped a London Riot With a Round of Free Drinks Read More »
