Jack Rattenbury

1 week ago | secretldn.com | Jack Rattenbury

Paying a visit to the gorgeous Kew Gardens has become an institutional part of London life. There’s an incredible, forever-changing line-up of events and activities, but this unique sky-high trail is certainly up there (quite literally) with the best things to do within their enchanting grounds and gardens. The Treetop Walkway is an impressive eighteen-metre-tall walkable structure that winds its way through the diverse forestland at Kew Gardens.

1 week ago | secretldn.com | Jack Rattenbury

Pimlico might not have the instant name recognition like its flashier neighbours such as Victoria or Westminster. Still, this charming pocket of London is packed with picture-perfect surprises, and a whole lot of fun. From riverside strolls to Potterhead magic, brilliant boozers to one of the best art galleries in London, this beloved neighbourhood offers a unique blend of old-school vibes with some contemporary flair, just like much of the capital.

2 weeks ago | secretldn.com | Jack Rattenbury

Vaisakhi, otherwise known as Baisakhi or Basoa, is an annual springtime festival celebrated within Sikhism with roots in northern India. The festival honours the religion’s foundations and more specifically, the time when Khalsa (modern-day Sikhism) was born back in 1699.

4 weeks ago | secretldn.com | Jack Rattenbury

London’s beloved brutalist beauty and art gallery, the Tate Modern, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a spectacular four-day birthday bash, promising a vibrant mix of live music, performances, interactive workshops, and more. Running from Friday 9 to Monday 12 May in partnership with UNIQLO, the Birthday Weekender is a chance for everyone to enjoy a long weekend of the very best modern and contemporary art.

1 month ago | secretldn.com | Jack Rattenbury

Eiffel Tower—it’s time to move over! The Shard will soon light up London every night as the clocks spring forward, ushering in a new era of timekeeping with a sparkling hourly display. Starting on Mother’s Day (Sunday, 30th March), the capital’s tallest building will pulse with light from sunset until 1am each night, marking the hour and celebrating the start of British Summer Time.