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05 06 2026
This summer, World Cup 2026 brings football fans together across London, even though matches will take place in Canada, Mexico and the USA. Explore great spots to watch, eat, meet friends and enjoy the atmosphere around Fitzrovia, Soho and beyond.
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29 05 2026
Father’s Day in London is a chance to slow the pace, choose somewhere wi...
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29 05 2026
London Gallery Weekend returns on 5–7 June 2026, inviting visitors to ex...
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29 05 2026
The London Festival of Architecture returns for a month-long celebration o...
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29 05 2026
Pride Month brings a different rhythm to central London. Streets fill with...
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20 05 2026
The Spring Bank Holiday Weekend brings a slower and more social atmosphere across London, with parks, coffee shops, galleries, and restaurants becoming busier throughout the long weekend. This guide explores where visitors and residents can spend time around Fitzrovia during the holiday, from relaxed coffee spots to popular cultural destinations across Central London.
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19 05 2026
May half-term in Central London is the perfect chance to turn an ordinary day into an unforgettable adventure. This year, the half-term runs from Monday, 25 May to Friday, 29 May, giving families and friends five exciting days to enjoy the city together. With lively streets and major things to do, Central London offers endless ways to spend quality time together.
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13 05 2026
Eid Festival brings a lively atmosphere to Central London each year, with cultural performances, food stalls, music, and community celebrations taking place across the city. During the festival period, areas around Oxford Circus and Fitzrovia become busier with visitors exploring events, restaurants, shopping streets, and evening attractions. In this article, find out what Eid Festival is about, where to visit in London during the celebration, and how to enjoy the event from the heart of the city.
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10 04 2026
The TCS London Marathon is one of the Abbott World Marathon Majors, first held in 1981, and remains one of the most iconic races in the world. Covering 26.2 miles through the streets of London, the route passes many of the city’s most recognisable landmarks, drawing both runners and spectators from across the UK and beyond. This year, around 50,000 participants take part, supported by crowds of up to 750,000 spectators lining the course. With so many people gathering along the route, knowing where to watch can make all the difference.
