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Theatre
After a seven-year break from A Midsummer Night's Dream, Regent's Park bring back the magical Open Air production
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Design
Fancy nosing around the city's hidden gems? Discover the best secret gardens in London with Open Garden Squares Weekend
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In the Know
Theatre
Shakespeare's As You Like It brings pastoral comedy and gender-swapping to the Open Air Theatre
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Best of
From panoramic views to hidden gems, we’ve rounded up the best rooftop bars to drink on this summer
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Venture into the great unknown
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Looking for the perfect day trip? We've compiled a list of the loveliest historic houses to visit near London
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Things to do
Surrey stately home Polesden Lacey was once a top spot for royal honeymoons, and is still one of the most visited properties of the National Trust
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Things to do
Just beyond Richmond, visitors can step back in time for a taste of seventeenth-century luxury
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Things to do
For an intriguing day out that's as gothic as it is stately, head to Greater London's Strawberry Hill
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Things to do
Buckinghamshire's Waddesdon Manor is a High Victorian masterpiece in the style of a French Chateau, built and owned by the Rothschild family.
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Things to do
Venture south of Bexley Heath to find an oasis of garden design and historic architecture at Red House
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With the city hotting up once more, here's our guide to the best ice cream in London
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Sun, friends, tunes – bliss: your definitive guide to the summer's best day parties
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Last Chance
Classical Music
Sir Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra perform Dvorak, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky and more in a free open-air concert
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Art, design, music, drink and food: London's largest free weekend arts festival returns to the capital for its fifth edition
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Visual Arts
Culture Whisper rounds up the best menus to celebrate Mayfair's art extravaganza this weekend
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Food
Here's our pick of the best new restaurants coming to London this summer
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From Borough to Brockley via Maltby Street and the Mercato: the best London street food markets for summer
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Things To Do
Theatre
London's best open air theatre: summer is coming and culture's heading outside with a season of unmissable outdoor performances across the city
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Cinema
Somerset House and Film4 bring a curated selection of films to the great outdoors
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Theatre
Soak up Shakespearean comedy in the historic surroundings of Westminster Abbey
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Gigs
The return of the legendary Steel Yard to the capital with the world's biggest electronic acts performing
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Gigs
Listen up: From Björk to Charlotte Gainsbourg standout acts abound at the best London music festivals – buy your tickets now
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With the Affordable Art Fair Battersea 2018 edition now open, we offer our top tips for starting an art collection with the help of Fair Director Luci Noel
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Gigs
Britain's longest running rock group keep on rolling with their first UK tour in 12 years
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Podcast
Lie back, close your eyes and listen: best podcasts to entertain and enlighten over commutes, long journeys or inky evenings
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Design
The opening of the Serpentine Pavilion marks the beginning of summer; here's what's in store for the Serpentine's glamorous summer season
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In the Know
Visual Arts
Pace Gallery London to show Jean Dubuffet's Theatres of memory paintings in the first exhibition dedicated to the series in three decades
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Walk through a career and a life story: It's time to celebrate one of the most radical abstract sculptors of our time
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
Kevin McNally steals the show as the ill-fated King Lear in Nancy Heckler's new production of the Shakespearean tragedy
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Latest News
Get ready for Disneyland England. Kent will become home to our very own mega-budget theme park in 2023
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
From time to time — an exhibition of new works by Milan-based French artist Nathalie du Pasquier — extends its run at Burlington Arcade's Pace Gallery
