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Adelphi Theatre Seven different theatres have once stood in the exact same spot on which the Adelphi Theatre stands today. Most people know this theatre for its revival of The Phantom of the Opera – Love Never Dies, a continuation from where the… The Strand, Covent Garden, WC2E 7NA	Theatres	Covent Garden Claim this listing
Albemarle Gallery The famous Albemarle Gallery is renowned for its tradition of supporting controversial artists. Profiling contemporary paintings and sculpture by both established artists and emerging new talent, with a focus on contemporary… 49 Albemarle Street, West End, W1S 4JR Admission: Free.	Galleries	West End Claim this listing
Aldwych Theatre The Aldwych Theatre opened in 1905 with a performance of Blue Bell. For about 30 years the theatre was hosted by the Abraham family, who helped mould the theatre into the success it is today. Joan Collins is among the many… The Aldwych, Camden, WC2B 4DF	Theatres	Camden Claim this listing
Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum Located at St. Mary’s Hospital, the Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum commemorates the significance of the scientist’s discovery of penicillin. St. Mary’s Hospital, Praed Street, Paddington, W2 1NY	Museums	Paddington Claim this listing
Almeida Theatre The Almeida Theatre is located in Islington and stages the best of British and international drama. Classics such as Cloud Nine and The Homecoming have been performed here over the years. The Summer Festivals tends to link the… Almeida Street, Islington, N1 1TA	Theatres	Islington Claim this listing
Ambassadors Theatre The Ambassador Theatre, also known as the Ambassadors or the St. Martin’s, was originally built as a small West End venue. Consequently, it became host to some of the most spectacular performances, including A Walk with the… West Street, Leicester Square, WC2H 9ND	Theatres	Leicester Square Claim this listing
Anaesthesia Heritage Centre The Heritage Centre displays the historic and technical aspects of the discovery of anaesthesia. The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland, 21 Portland Place, West End, W1B 1PY	Museums	West End Claim this listing
Anna Scher Theatre Established by the journalist and reviewer Anna Scher, this Islington venue is a theatre school, a site for learning and developing talented performers. For the last 30 years, Scher has been not only the head mistress, but also a… 70 – 72 Barnsbury Road, Islington, N1 0ES	Theatres	Islington Claim this listing
Apollo Theatre The Apollo Theatre is the first theatre built in the Edwardian period. In the 1930s, a private foyer and ante room were installed into the Royal Box. After the end of the era of the Edwardian musicals, Apollo Theatre has been… Shaftesbury Avenue, West End, W1D 7ES	Theatres	West End Claim this listing
Apollo Victoria Theatre Originally designed as a cinema, Apollo Victoria Theatre re-opened later as a space for concerts, musicals and plays. It staged Bee Gees’ Saturday Night Fever – one of the most successful productions at the West End. It is also… Wilton Rd, Westminster, SW1V 1LG	Theatres	Westminster Claim this listing
Apsley House and Wellington Arch Apsley House used to be home to the Duke of Wellington after his victory over Napoleon at Waterloo. Decorated with paintings by Velazquez and Rubens, the space has kept its Napoleonic character (including a nude statue of the… 149 Piccadilly, West End, W1J 7NT	Museums	West End Claim this listing
Arts Theatre The Arts Theatre provides 350 seats. Opened in 1927, the theatre was first famous for its unlicensed and experimental plays. In 1955, the Arts Theatre was exclusively chosen for the premier of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot.… Great Newport Street, Leicester Square, WC2H 7JB	Theatres	Leicester Square Claim this listing
Bank of England Museum The Museum, situated at the Bank of England, exhibits 300 years of historical and cultural heritage. The events and activities, organised by the museum are great for children and school groups. Threadneedle Street, Bank of England, EC2R 8AH	Museums	Bank of England Claim this listing
Barbican Gallery As one of London’s most important galleries, The Barbican is a colourful juxtaposition of innovative exhibitions, from acclaimed architects to Turner Prize-winning artists to leading figures on the international art scene. If you… Silk Street, Barbican, EC2Y 8DS Admission: Ticketed.	Galleries	Barbican Claim this listing
Barbican Theatre & Pit The Barbican is a cultural centre, famous for the live performances and experimental theatre, which gathers new and accomplished artists. The audience should be aware of the uncensored nature of the shows, which has given the… Barbican Centre, Silk Street, Barbican, EC2Y 8DS	Theatres	Barbican Claim this listing
Belgravia Gallery Another one of the Albemarle bunch, the Belgravia Gallery holds an extensive range of artists work as diverse as HRH The Prince of Wales, Picasso, Rembrandt, Charlie Mackesy, Trudy Good, Warhol, Fine Oil Painters, Chagall, Russian… 45 Albemarle Street, West End, W1S 4JL Admission: Free.	Galleries	West End Claim this listing
Benjamin Franklin House Opened on 17 January 2006, the house was Benjamin Franklin’s home for nearly sixteen years, and is the only presently existing residence of the scientist, diplomat, philosopher, inventor and United States founding father. 36 Craven Street, Charing Cross, WC2N 5NF	Museums	Charing Cross Claim this listing
Benjamin Franklin House The world’s last remaining Franklin house, the building houses a Grade I listing and its architectural structure is worthy of a trip. 36 Craven Street, Charing Cross, WC2N 5NF	Museums	Charing Cross Claim this listing
Bridewell Theatre Bridewell Theatre comprises of a theatre school and an exhibition space, which displays a vast collection of typography and printed references. The learning centre offers lunch and late dinner courses as well as performances and… 14 Bride Lane, Temple, EC4Y 8EQ	Theatres	Temple Claim this listing
British Museum The British Museum displays not only the British historical treasure, but the history of exiting nations and long gone civilisations. The management organises talks, workshops and events, which aim to open new horizons to the… Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, WC1B 3DG	Museums	Bloomsbury Claim this listing
British Optical Association Museum On display at the British Optical Association Museum is the largest and oldest collection of optical equipment and literary resources in Britain. The College of Optometrists, 42 Craven Street, Charing Cross, WC2N 5NG	Museums	Charing Cross Claim this listing
British Red Cross Museum and Archives Open in honour of the humanitarian work done by the British Red Cross over the years, the Museum and Archives comprise of a nursing and medical collection of equipment, uniforms and textiles. 44 Moorfields, Barbican, EC2Y 9AL	Museums	Barbican Claim this listing
Brunel Museum Both the historic importance of the museum and its impact on the local community are indisputable. Located at what used to be Thames Tunnel, the museum commemorates the first tunnel built using a tunnelling shield. Despite the… Railway Avenue, Rotherhithe, SE16 4LF	Museums	Rotherhithe Claim this listing
Cambridge Theatre Built around 1930, The Cambridge Theatre is considered as part of the English National heritage. Famous productions include Grease and Fame. Chicago, probably one of the most successful musicals in the last decade, celebrated its… Earlham Street, Holborn, WC2 9HU	Theatres	Holborn Claim this listing
Camden Arts Centre Originally a library, dating back to 1897, Camden Arts Centre is a grade II listed building that has housed exhibitions since the ’60s. Directed by Jenni Lomax, the centre maintains an internationally-acclaimed programme of… Arkwright Road, Hampstead, NW3 6DG Admission: Free.	Galleries	Hampstead Claim this listing
Carlson Gallery The Carlson Gallery on Heddon Street is dedicated to bringing provocative and interesting art to its visitors. Founded in 2009 by Massimo de Carlo, the gallery has showcased a series of controversial artists, from Dan Colen to David Adamo. 6 Heddon Street, West End, W1B 4BT Admission: Ticketed Exhibitions.	Galleries	West End Claim this listing
Cartoon Museum The Cartoon Museum is the first and most well-known exhibition space to gather under one roof such a large collection of British cartoon, caricature, and comic art. The illustrations date from the eighteenth century to the modern… 35 Little Russell Street, Camden, WC1A 2HH	Museums	Camden Claim this listing
Centre for the Magic Arts At the Centre for the Magic Arts, visitors can find a diverse range of displays from great illusionists like Houdini and Chung Ling Soo. Some of the events organized are real life performances by famous magicians, who, if you’re… 12 Stephenson Way, Camden Town, NW1 2HD	Museums	Camden Town Claim this listing
Charing Cross Theatre Nestled under The Arches at Charing Cross Station, Charing Cross Theatre and its accompanying restaurant and bar The Players are located at the heart of theatre land. The Arches, Villiers Street, Charing Cross, WC2N 6NL	Theatres	Charing Cross Claim this listing
Charles Dickens Museum Dedicated to one of the greatest writers of all times, Charles Dickens, the museum explores the background, personal life and career of the literary legend. The museum provides a great location for school visits and is constantly… 48 Doughty Street, Great Ormond Street Hospital, WC1N 2LX	Museums	Great Ormond Street Hospital Claim this listing
Chelsea Physic Garden Founded in 1673, the Chelsea Physic Garden was created as a space for study of the beneficial properties of plants. On display are also many rare and extinct species. 66 Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, SW3 4HS	Museums	Chelsea Claim this listing
Chelsea Physic Garden Founded in 1673, the garden now holds approximately 5,000 plants including rare and endangered species. It’s the place to go for a colourful day out whilst taking in the fresh air. 66 Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, SW3 4HS	Museums	Chelsea Claim this listing
Chelsea Theatre Chelsea Theatre sponsors and commissions fresh and innovative acting and writing talents. Some of the most famous in drama in the past few years have been on the stage of this artistic venue. World's End Place, World's End, SW10 0DR	Theatres	World's End Claim this listing
Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms The museum showcases the public and private life of the British prime minister. Naturally, an emphasis is placed on the political aspects and controversies, but the guided tours give visitors the opportunity to gain insightful… Clive Steps, King Charles Street, Whitehall, SW1A 2AQ	Museums	Whitehall Claim this listing
Cinema Museum The Cinema Museum showcases collections of items related to the early days of cinema and its development throughout the years. Tickets for exclusive performances and cultural activities are available on the spot. The Master’s House, 2 Dugard Way, Lambeth, SE11 4TH	Museums	Lambeth Claim this listing
Clink Prison Museum Dating back to 1144, the Clink Prison is one of the oldest spots for torturing and confining convicts. Its rich and original history makes it a great spot to explore the history of England. 1 Clink Street, Waterloo, SE1 9DG	Museums	Waterloo Claim this listing
Cob Gallery Launched in February 2011 to provide a much-needed platform for emerging artists to develop and show their work. The venue includes purpose-built studios, a 500 square foot project space, as well as the centrepiece – The Cob Gallery. 205 Royal College Street, Camden Town, NW1 0SG Admission: Free.	Galleries	Camden Town Claim this listing
Comedy Theatre The Comedy Theatre first opened in 1884 with a performance of the operetta, Falka. Among some of the most famous productions linked to the Comedy Theatre are A View from the Bridge, Tea and Sympathy and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Panton Street, St. James's, SW1Y 4DN	Theatres	St. James's Claim this listing
County Hall Gallery Located between the London Aquarium and the BA London Eye, the County Hall Gallery is one of the most central buildings on Millenium Mile. The prestigious and innovative venue is spread over 30,000 square feet of versatile space… County Hall, Belvedere Road, Waterloo, SE1 7PB Admission: Ticketed.	Galleries	Waterloo Claim this listing
Criterion Theatre The Criterion Theatre is famous for its rich history. During the late seventeenth century the spot housed a popular inn and it was not until much later, during the nineteenth century, the Criterion Theatre was born. Only recently,… Piccadilly Circus, St. James's, SW1Y 4XA	Theatres	St. James's Claim this listing