Arts & Culture in London

Guildhall Art Gallery

Museum showing 17th-century portraits & other works tracing city history, plus a Roman amphitheater.

Hunterian Museum

Grisly history of surgery and medicine with gruesome instruments and preserved specimens.

Lightroom

William Morris Gallery

Georgian house set in parkland, celebrating the work of the famed arts and crafts designer.

The British Museum

Huge showcase for global antiquities, including Egyptian mummies and ancient Greek sculptures.

Royal Academy of Arts

Palladian mansion hosting world-class art exhibitions and a legendary open-submission summer show.

Fulham Palace

Paintings, archaeology and artefacts tracing the history of the Palace site from prehistoric times.

Serpentine South Gallery

Free-entry art galleries hosting world-renowned temporary exhibitions on either side of the lake.

Riverside Studios

Arts and media centre with a cinema, TV and 2 performance studios, plus a restaurant, bar and cafe.

White Cube Bermondsey

Groundbreaking gallery in a renovated 1970s building, with a program of international artists.

Discover Children's Story Centre

Venue conceived as an interactive story trail, with an outdoor story garden including a spacecraft.

Grants Entertainment Centre

Multi-story entertainment complex with a movie theater, an eatery & bars in a 19th-century building.

Vue Cinema Bromley

All the latest mainstream movies are shown at this state-of-the-art chain cinema with family deals.

Greenwich Picturehouse

Independent cinema showing mainstream to foreign films, with a bar and 2 restaurants.

ODEON Luxe Swiss Cottage

Chain cinema for a wide range of entertainment, including the latest releases & live event screenings.

Lyric Hammersmith Theatre

Modern theatre whose eclectic schedule includes children's productions, with roof garden and cafe.

Peter Pan statue

Kensington Garden’s whimsical bronze depicting Peter Pan & animals, with a unique “talking” option.

Arts Theatre

Independent theatre for drama, comedy and musicals, has modern tea room with Chesterfield sofas.

Museum of Brands

12,000-strong collection of packets, adverts and items from the Victorian era to the present day.

The Other Palace