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Autumn Excitement in London: From Historic Tours to Live Music and Art Exhibits
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Autumn Excitement in London: From Historic Tours to Live Music and Art Exhibits
Kicking off your Saturday in London, the city is brimming with events to keep everyone entertained well through to Sunday. Autumn is in full swing and, according to The City of London official site, November always brings a festive buzz as the city gears up for the holiday season. Today, historic walking tours, live music, and art exhibitions await those ready to explore.
Start your day with a vibrant walking tour; The Foundling Museum has its Drink, Death & Debauchery tour happening Sunday, taking listeners through the leafy avenues of Bloomsbury and into the raucous history of London’s boozy past. Tickets are still available and the tour promises tales both scandalous and fascinating, perfect for those who love a bit of true history with their weekend stroll. For fans of live music, the Shaftesbury Theatre is hosting Just For One Day, the Olivier-nominated jukebox musical that celebrates the legacy of Live Aid with hits by Queen, Bowie, Elton John, and more, running now until February next year.
Looking for something atmospheric as darkness falls? Tripadvisor reviewers highly recommend the Ghost, Ghouls and Gallows night walking tour—expect spine-tingling stories and a chance to see London’s historic sites transformed under the autumn sky. Meanwhile, fans of art and culture might want to check out the National Gallery’s upcoming walking tour Light and Dark: Drama, Mystery and Morality, offering a chance to wander from canvas to canvas and discuss the hidden meanings behind famous masterpieces.
For sports lovers, Basketball England reports the CoLA Southwark Pride facing Anglia Ruskin University today at 2:30pm. If you prefer something virtual, Zwift Insider highlights World Vegan Day rides happening on Saturday, as well as a host of community cycling events, both perfect for those wanting to join in from home but still feel part of the city’s buzzing sports scene.
Families are well catered for, too, with the Science Museum’s award-winning exhibitions and IMAX shows always a hit for kids and adults alike. And if you just want to soak up some seasonal charm, rooftop bars and parks in the City are showcasing spectacular autumn views and cozy vibes, according to TheCityOfLDN.com.
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What to do in London
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