Somewhere genuinely weird

Neon warehouses, surgical theatres, houses frozen in another century. London is much stranger than it lets on.

• Warner Bros. Studio Tour (with transfers): Behind-the-scenes Harry Potter experience with return coach transfers from central London.
• Aldwych Hidden London Tour: Exclusive access to disused Aldwych tube station with wartime history and film location stories.
• Warner Bros. Studio Tour (Branded Bus): Harry Potter studio experience with themed coach transfer and priority access.
• iFLY Indoor Skydiving: Experience freefall in a vertical wind tunnel at The O2 with expert instructors.
• Windsor Castle: World's oldest occupied castle with State Apartments and St George's Chapel.
• Oxford Day Trip: Full-day guided tour to Oxford including Christ Church College and Bodleian Library.
• VIP Kensington Palace & High Tea: Exclusive palace tour with royal high tea experience in elegant surroundings.
• Churchill War Rooms: Underground WWII bunker and museum. Westminster direct access.
• God's Own Junkyard: Neon art installation warehouse. Walthamstow Central 10 mins.
• The Painted Hall: The 'Sistine Chapel of the UK' at Greenwich.
• ABBA Voyage: A high-energy concert experience with cutting-edge visuals and a proper night-out feel. Mostly indoo
• British Museum: World-famous collection spanning 2 million years of human history. Direct Russell Square tube access
• Stranger Things: The First Shadow: The prequel to the series, at the Phoenix on Charing Cross Road, and the stagecraft is the point: th
• Imperial War Museum: Military history from WWI to present day conflicts. Lambeth North 3 min walk.
• DNA VR: Immersive VR experiences. Hammersmith 5 mins.
• The Crystal Maze LIVE: Interactive game show experience. Angel 10 mins.
• Tower of London: Historic royal palace and fortress. Tower Hill direct.
• Westminster Abbey: Gothic abbey church. Westminster 3 mins.
• The Postal Museum: Ride the underground Mail Rail through hidden tunnels. Direct access.
• London Mithraeum: Ancient Roman temple of Mithras discovered under Bloomberg.
• The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience London: Team-based physical and mental challenges inspired by the TV show. Fully indoors and a big rainy-day
• The Cinema Museum: A lovingly curated museum of cinema history with guided tours and rare memorabilia. A proper indoor
• Escape Reality London: Immersive escape room challenges near Leicester Square. 2 min tube walk.
• Buckingham Palace State Rooms: Summer opening of the Royal State Rooms with opulent interiors and royal history.
• Illuminated River Night Boat Tour: Official boat tour showcasing Thames bridges lit by stunning LED installations.
• Emirates Stadium Tour: Behind-the-scenes Arsenal FC experience including players' tunnel and dressing rooms.
• Magic Mike Live: Interactive adult show with acrobatic dance performances at the Hippodrome.
• St Paul's Cathedral: Iconic baroque cathedral. St Paul's direct.
• Jack the Ripper Night Tour: Evening walking tour through Whitechapel's dark history with expert Victorian crime guide.
• Chelsea FC Stadium Tour: Stamford Bridge tour including press room, tunnel, and museum with club trophies.
• Houses of Parliament Tour: Guided tour through Westminster Palace including Commons and Lords chambers.
• Churchill WWII Walking Tour: War history tour through Westminster with expert guide covering Churchill's legacy.
• Windsor Stonehenge Bath Day Trip: Full-day coach tour to three iconic English destinations with guided visits.
• Two Temple Place: An Astor mansion off the Embankment, opened to the public only for its winter exhibition. Stained gl
• Eltham Palace: A medieval great hall bolted onto a jaw-dropping Art Deco house. Worth the trip south for the circul
• Wilton's Music Hall: The oldest surviving grand music hall in the world, saved from collapse and deliberately left lookin
• Sipsmith Distillery: The Chiswick distillery that restarted London gin-making after two centuries. Small tours, proper gi
• Old Royal Naval College: The Painted Hall took Sir James Thornhill nineteen years and is often called Britain's Sistine Chape
• Cutty Sark: The last tea clipper afloat, raised on stilts so you can stand underneath the hull and look up at it
• Tower Bridge: The high-level walkways are forty metres up with a glass floor, so you can watch the traffic and the