Join the crowds at a royal joust in honour of Elizabeth I.

For Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway the clocks of Big Ben and St Margaret’s, Westminster do more than just tell the time.

In Elizabethan London, Richard Walweyn’s trousers were a literal crime of fashion.

Flames are racing towards your house: what do you save? In 1666, Samuel Pepys prioritised his cheese.

Polymath and rogue Thomas Gemini peddles his wares in Tudor Blackfriars.

Scholars fleeing the burgeoning Nazi Party find a safe haven in 1930s Bloomsbury.

From a mechanical garden to an automatic tea-table, in the late eighteenth century you were bound to find something extraordinary at Merlin’s Museum of Mechanical Amusements.

The parish and burial grounds of St Giles, Cripplegate now the Barbican.

The unique Tudor House on 23 West Heath Road - known as Sarum Chase - was beloved by director Andy Milligan who used it in his 1970s cult horror films. Listen to hear about the different horrific families he placed here and how his films impacted London's occult history.

Lewisham Art House was once the Deptford Library, home to a brooding vampire in 1992 romantic horror "Tale of a Vampire"