Vaishnavi Pandey

1 week ago | secretldn.com | Vaishnavi Pandey

Hidden between two of London’s most iconic landmarks, the Globe Theatre and Tate Modern, lies a secret oasis that even the most seasoned city explorers may have missed. For one day only, on June 7, the enchanting garden at 49 Bankside will open its gates to the public, offering a rare glimpse into a private world steeped in history and charm. Tucked away on the South Bank, 49 Bankside is no ordinary garden.

1 week ago | secretldn.com | Vaishnavi Pandey

TfL has confirmed it will proceed with controversial cuts to two major central London bus routes, severing direct connections between Euston, Paddington, and Marble Arch. The decision follows a period of public consultation and comes amid ongoing debates about the future of London’s bus network. What major central London bus routes are changing? Route 30: The 30 bus, which currently runs from Hackney Wick to Marble Arch, will now terminate at Euston.

1 week ago | secretldn.com | Vaishnavi Pandey

London’s Congestion Charge is about to see its biggest shake-up in years, with Transport for London (TfL) announcing a 20% increase in the daily fee and major changes for electric vehicle (EV) drivers. Here’s what you need to know about the new rules, why they’re being introduced, and what they could mean for the capital’s roads and air quality. What’s changing with London’s Congestion Charge?

2 weeks ago | secretldn.com | Vaishnavi Pandey

Hidden high above the iconic Battersea Power Station sits one of London’s most spectacular and secret green spaces: the Battersea Roof Gardens. With sweeping views over the Grade II* listed landmark and the city skyline, this lush rooftop oasis is usually reserved exclusively for residents. But for a limited time, you could win a chance to step inside and experience this urban paradise for yourself. What makes Battersea Roof Gardens so special?

2 weeks ago | secretldn.com | Vaishnavi Pandey

If you’ve ever dreamed of living in London but balked at the sky-high rents of central neighbourhoods, you’re not alone. While the likes of Westminster and Sloane Square will set you back eye-watering sums (think over £13,000 a month!), there are still pockets of the capital where you can bag a rental for under £1,500 a month – and they’re all handily accessible by tube or Overground.