THINGS TO DO IN LONDON
Your guide to events and activities happening in London for you to make the most of your visit! Our location in London's West End places you at the heart of it all - theatre, concerts, museum exhibitions, conferences, art shows, nightlife, and other unmissable London events.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child takes you on an extraordinary adventure with Harry, Ron and Hermione with a new generation just arriving at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Find out what everyone’s been talking about at the world-famous live performance of The Lion King, now at the Lyceum Theatre, just a short walk from the St Giles London Hotel.
Explore the style of the Georgians, from the laundry maids clothes to the stunning ball gowns. Get a glimpse of what fashion tells us about this time period through all levels of society.
A hilarious and heartfelt tale of an out-of-work father desperately trying to find a way to see his children after losing the custody battle to the children’s mother. Mrs Doubtfire the Musical is now playing at the Shaftsbury Theatre, just a 5-minute walk from St Giles London Hotel.
A brand new fashion exhibition for 2023 featuring over 200 items of clothing and accessories. Discover the links and similarities between historical ball gowns and court suits and today's red carpet gowns.
Andrew Scott is set to bring some of the characters to life in this production of Uncle Vanya. Looking into a wide range of human emotions enabling the actor to become in a closer bond with the audience to be able to delve deeper inside human minds.
The Frieze sculpture is back this year, this time curated by Fatoş Üstek and filled with amazing works by many artists such as Ayşe Erkmen, Ghada Amer and Hank Willis.
What better time to go on a Jack the Ripper tour than around Halloween! Head over to Whitechapel Gallery where you will be taken on a tour of Whitechapel, where the infamous Jack the Ripper targeted his victims.
Dame Paula Rego was the first associate artist of the National Gallery in 1990-199. Her first commissioned art piece was the mural in the Sainsbury Wing Dining Room.
Do you love literature? Do you enjoy poetry, readings, talks, performances, and literature discussions? Then don’t miss the London Literature Festival! Readers of all ages come together to celebrate the written and spoken word.