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By M@

Petticoat Lane Hasn't Existed For 200 Years... But We Still Call It That

New evidence that the name changed earlier than previously thought.

By Londonist

That Time The Bishop Of Southwark Went On A Drunken Rampage

A tale that would make Father Jack blush.

By Will Noble

A Tudor Style Toilet... Made Out Of Gaffer Tape

Cleverly created out of gaffer tape.

By M@

Trafalgar Square's Original Fountains Are Now In Canada

The unexpected story of a transatlantic landmark.

By Will Noble

Little Green Street: A Perfect Georgian Gem In North London

It also has strong ties with the Kinks.

By M@

London's Hidden Statue Of Ada Lovelace

Look up on Horseferry Road.

By M@

Where's Your Nearest Ghost Sign? Check This Map

Over 1,000 faded signs from yesteryear, mapped.

By M@

Amazing Views And Tours Of Caledonian Clock Tower

Hope you're not scared of heights...

By M@

London's Lovelocks And Where To Find Them

Tokens of love and hope around the capital.

By Will Noble

London Commutes That Never Quite Took Off

Mechanical horses and double-decker trains.

By M@

How To Walk From Bank To Waterloo Without Crossing ANY Roads

Or using the Waterloo & City line.

By M@

Track Down London's Anti-War Memorial

What Sylvia Pankhurst did next.

By M@

A Lift Inside A War Memorial?

You probably walked past without noticing.

By Will Noble

Visit The 'Roman' Bath In Strand Lane

One of London's most lied-about attractions.

By M@

The Embassy Of North Korea Is In This Suburban House In Ealing

Secretive state has an outpost near Gunnersbury Park.

By Laura Reynolds

London's Model Village: Teeny Houses At Vauxhall Park

Mini maisons in south London.

By Will Noble

This East London Pub Has A Miniature Train In Its Beer Garden

Chuffing brilliant.

By Will Noble

Saturday Night Fever Is Actually Set In Shepherd's Bush

Sort of.

By Will Noble

Oak Apple Day: The Public Holiday That Celebrated Our King Hiding Up A Tree

Scooch over, St George.

By M@

London's Railings Really Are Quite Interesting, You Know

11 railings that'll leave you overwrought.

By M@

"As Long As 13 London Buses": The Curious, Spurious Comparisons We Find In The Media

What as tall as six Nelson's Columns?

By Will Noble

Explore Holborn's Two 'Secret' Platforms On This New Hidden London Tour

Torches at the ready.

By Will Noble

This Oxford Circus Building Is The Mini Me Of An Iconic Manhattan Skyscraper

Palladium House is a tribute to the American Radiator Building.

By M@

How Many Underground Stations Are Overground, And How Many Overground Stations Are Underground?

If you see what we mean...