The Rose Theatre ~ where Henry IV, pt I & Dr. Faustus were first performed.
The Rose is considered by many to be London’s most historic theatre if only for the reason that it was the first purpose built theatre ever to stage a Shakespearean … Continue reading
St. Sepulchre-without-Newgate ~ London’s largest church, home of the ‘Bells of Old Bailey’ & a connection to Pocahontas.
“… never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls for thee.” John Donne, Meditation XVII, 1624. While a bell is often used at a funeral, this quote (later used … Continue reading
The Other Football Venues in London ~ including VIP options.
With the return of the Premier League many visitors to London will be trying to acquire tickets to see the big London clubs - Chelsea, Arsenal, Fulham, West Ham, Tottenham … Continue reading
London’s only Battlefield ~The Battle of Barnet: 14-Apr-1471
Arguably the only historic battle site in Greater London, the Battle of Barnet was a decisive battle in the War of the Roses. It was significant because Edward IV’s victory … Continue reading
The Household Cavalry Museum ~ a hidden gem.
While almost all visitors to London and local residents alike have walked past Horse Guards and admired the staid demeanor of the cavalry soldiers on horseback, I am surprised how … Continue reading
