What to see in Southwark
Ever wondered what lies across the river when you stand on the north bank of the Thames with the gleaming, glistening and shimmering steel and…
Aux Merveilleux de Fred – Leadenhall Market
If you need a sugar hit one day, then find Aux Merveilleux de Fred, a cafe in Leadenhall Market with plenty of outdoor seating and…
Six Spectacular Places for Al Fresco Drinking in the City
During these glorious months of long summer evenings, our attention has wandered to a key question, namely, where to go for an al fresco drink…
Superbloom – bloomin’ marvellous
A giant bouquet to Her Majesty is how the extravaganza of the Superbloom has been described, whereby 20 million flower seeds have been planted in…
Becket Pageant – bonkers, but brilliant fun
London’s Turbulent Son, the new play inspired by the Thomas Becket Pageant of 1519 and peformed on 17th and 18th June 2022 in Guildhall Yard…
Queer Shoes – A glimpse of London’s LGBTQ+ History
What can queer shoes tell us about Queer London History? When I was researching my walk on Queer London, 2000 years of LGBTQ+ History…
Byward Kitchen and Bar
Need a break from the crowds after a trip to the Tower of London? Some time to refresh and reflect after all that talk of…
The Handkerchief Tree of Postman’s Park
Postman’s Park is a little bit of paradise, tucked away between King Edward Street and Aldersgate Street, it’s easy to pass by without even noticing…
Barbie Green – Aussie Eatery in the City
If you’ve read Six in The City’s Barbican Highwalk blog, you may have noted mention of foodie pitstop – Barbie Green. Described on its website…
The Bank of England Museum: Slavery and the Bank exhibition
Looking for a more unusual visit to a museum? Then why not try the Bank of England Museum which, as well as providing information on…