Leisure Games is one of the few specialist games shops in London that caters solely to roleplayers. Here, you'll find rulebooks, figures, paints, maps and, of [more...]

Situated in the heart of Greenwich, this elegant house contains a lavish display of medieval and Renaissance art, including paintings, furniture and sculpture.

They say that Henry Vlll's favourite palace once stood on this site. Later, his daughter Queen Elizabeth used it as the site of many parties to launch great voyages of exploration. But the building that now stands there was erected to [more...]

One of the quirkiest museums in London - the world's only museum devoted to the craft and history of the fan (the type you use to cool down, not the enthusiast!) This strange but delightful museum also has a rather nice tea room.

Fancy a night out in south-east London? Check out what's on at the O2 Millennium Dome. With an arena for big events - think music gigs and big name comedians - and a smaller stage for more intimate shows, plus a cinema, restaurants and [more...]

Marble Hill House is like something straight out of Jane Austen, even if it's nowhere near Bath! Standing in the restored interior, [more...]

Crane Park Island Nature Reserve is a haven for all kinds of rare and common wildlife in meadows, scrubland and reedbeds. There are marked paths round [more...]

At the the Tabard Theatre in Chiswick you'll find a great range of plays - everything from Shakespeare to experimental modern work. It's above the Tabard Pub [more...]

Ever fancied finding a hidden treasure at an auction or bidding on a box of mysterious 'somethings' and sorting through them at your leisure? Check out Greasby's Auctioneers and Valuers and [more...]

If you can imagine it, they can build it. Mostly for kids, but conceivably fun for adults too... and if you're tired of little bricks, there are fun rides and attractions too.

Legoland.

Tiptoe through the tulips... or the tulip trees. The 300 acres of Kew Gardens are divided into many areas covering different interests, and there are also some stunning buildings - the Orangery is famous but check out Kew Palace and the [more...]