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Há 23 horas · London Concours, the classic car celebration in the British capital, is back from 4-6 June 2024. From a line-up of McLaren supercars to a Ferrari 365GTC owned by Eric Clapton, there will be plenty ...
Há 5 dias · Teach kids the value of money the fun way at the Bank of England Museum. See gold bars from ancient times – even try to lift one – and hear unexpected tales about the Bank's ghostly nun. 10. Museum of London Docklands Free. Kids can learn the history of the river Thames at Museum of London Docklands.
Há 3 dias · Of course, there are some rainy days as well, so this is something that you need to be prepared for when you pack. However, when you visit London in June, you can expect temperatures of around 18-19 C (mid-60s F) during the early part of the month. Later in June, temperatures rise to a very pleasant 21-22 C (lower 70s F).
Há 5 dias · This popular show is one of the must-see West End musicals and currently running until October 2024. Prices from £45.22 Book now. 2. Matilda The Musical at the Cambridge Theatre. Meet the famous hero of Roald Dahl's bestseller, Matilda, in the hit London musical. Image courtesy of SEE Tickets.
Há 5 dias · Written by Visit London Editors 24 May 2024 As well as vast permanent collections, museums in London have new and exciting exhibitions to enjoy across the city. From contemporary works by era-defining artists to high-tech immersive experiences with visual effects, London museum exhibitions help the capital’s creative scene flourish.
Há 5 dias · Check out the Royal Academy of Arts' free collections of artworks, sculptures and statues. Admire more contemporary masterpieces by the likes of Picasso, Rothko, Dalí, Pollock and Warhol at Tate Modern. Marvel at the Pre-Raphaelites and study paintings of London from the 17th century at the Guildhall Art Gallery.
Há 5 dias · Visit Selfridges on Oxford Street, one of London's best department stores, where Michael Bond – then a BBC cameraman – bought a small teddy bear for his wife on Christmas Eve in 1956. That little bear – which Bond named Paddington – went on to inspire the book series.
