London Art + Attractions by A to Z
Spotlight Listings
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Halcyon Gallery
One of London's most prestigious contemporary galleries. To 12 May: Mauro Perucchetti, UNICUM. The Italian artist uses his trademark resin material in a sculptural way, rich ...
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Ham House And Garden
Superb 17th-century Thamesside mansion, filled with outstanding furniture and textiles. Beautifully restored gardens and outbuildings. To 2 May: To Copy A King. A free ...
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Hampton Court Palace
Magnificent riverside palace, loved by Henry VIII and George II. Superb formal gardens and the famous maze, plus medieval hall and art collections, and the awe-inspiring ...
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Handel House Museum
Home to baroque composer George Frideric Handel from 1723 until his death in 1759, and where he composed the mighty Messiah. Check for a superb concert and recital series. ...
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Hayward Gallery
Dramatic modernist building hosting contemporary art exhibitions. To 6 May: Light Show. Astounding sculptures and installations showcasing the use of light in various ways, ...
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HMS Belfast
Europe's only surviving big gun armoured warship from World War II, in service with the Royal Navy until 1965. This is the first ship to be preserved for the nation since ...
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Horniman Museum & Gardens
Established in 1901 by tea merchant Frederick Horniman, the museums and gardens received a £2.3 million upgrade resulting in wonderful display garden. Collections inc a music ...
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Household Cavalry Museum
A living museum going behind the scenes of ceremonial duties and roles of the Household Cavalry Regiments. Troopers with their horses work in the original 18th-century ...
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Houses of Parliament
Officially called the Palace of Westminster, built 1837-1860 by Sir Charles Barry, with ornate gothic interiors and the Elizabeth Tower housing the famous bell Big Ben. All ...