London Announces Inaugural Thames Currents Festival for Summer 2025 London is set to host a landmark event in the summer of 2025 with the introduction of the Thames Currents Festival. Details of this ambitious city-wide celebration were officially unveiled today by London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, marking the announcement of an extensive program designed to activate…
Major Milestone in Thames Revitalization London marked a significant step forward in its ambitious Thames Riverfront Revitalization project today, June 6, 2025, with the official opening of a major new section of walkway and associated public parks along the South Bank. This key phase of the ongoing initiative dramatically expands public access and introduces vital…
Published on 1st May 2025 by ianVisits in Museums The National Maritime Museum’s large glass-covered central court is to reopen in June, just over a year after it closed for repairs and maintenance. Ocean Court in April 2025 (c) National Maritime Museum The Ocean Court closed in March 2024 to refurbish the 25-year-old roof. Since…
The Blue Whale Sculpture: A Powerful Statement on Plastic Pollution In an extraordinary display of artistry and environmental awareness, a massive sculpture of a blue whale has emerged in the bustling area of Canary Wharf. This striking piece is not just a visual spectacle; it’s a poignant commentary on the pressing issue of plastic pollution…
London Bridge station has nearly doubled the number of public toilets in the railway station after a second set of loos opened recently. (c) Network Rail To create the extra space, Network Rail converted two former retail units on the pedestrianised Stainer Street corridor into extra toilet facilities. They include a mixture of female units…
The Design Museum has shown off some of the hundreds of objects from Wes Anderson’s films that will go on display there later this year. (c) Searchlight Pictures. Photo: Charlie Gray The monumental candy-pink model of the Grand Budapest Hotel — that was used to capture the building’s façade for the 2014 film — will…
Exploring the Evolution and Future of Our Food: A Free Exhibition at the Science Museum This summer, the Science Museum is set to unveil an engaging and insightful free exhibition titled “Future of Food,” which delves into the past, present, and future of the food we consume daily. This exhibition promises to be a thought-provoking…
Experience Royal History: Exclusive Tours of St James’s Palace Now Available Experience Royal History: Exclusive Tours of St James’s Palace Now Available This week marks a significant milestone for royal enthusiasts and history lovers alike, as tickets for the first-ever public tours of St James’s Palace go on sale. This historic location, where King Charles…
The Tim Burton Exhibition at the Design Museum: A Record-Breaking Journey Extended The Tim Burton Exhibition at the Design Museum: A Record-Breaking Journey Extended The Design Museum in London has announced an exciting extension to its highly popular exhibition, “The World of Tim Burton.” Initially set to close on April 21, 2025, this captivating showcase…
Revisiting the Myth: The Surprising Origins of the London Underground Mosquito Revisiting the Myth: The Surprising Origins of the London Underground Mosquito When it comes to urban legends, few stories capture the imagination quite like that of the mysterious London Underground mosquito. For years, pub-goers have regaled each other with tales of a unique mosquito…
