Find out what’s happening in London
Today’s exclusive offers
Sample the finest (and some of the most expensive) coffee in the world
Your chance to dine for less at this much-loved modern British eatery
Learn how to eat and live better with this accredited diploma course
Don’t miss out on this ‘Games of Thrones’-inspired dinner party
Try out the UK’s first interactive beer pong game
Returning to the West End for the first time in 50 years
Dine on some of the finest French cuisine in the city
The latest news
The best things to do this week
What is it? Twickenham’s first ever micro-beer festival dedicated to what hopheads call the ‘haze craze’. Why go? To swig everything from NEIPAs (unfiltered IPA) to double IPAs. Anything else I should know? You’ll be able to sample pours from the likes of Northern Monk, Verdant, Vibrant Forest and Whiplash. Price Free entry.
What is it? A five-day food fiesta filling the South Bank with top street-food traders who’ll be battling it out in front of a panel of industry judges. Why go? To feast on a buffet of £5 dishes including vegan Thai from Greedy Khao, Aztec cuisine from Mexikings and dishes straight out of Manila from Turo Turo. Anything else I should know? There will also be talks and workshops, two Kerb bars to fill up at, and live music to enjoy. Price Free entry.
What is it? A stripped-back Australian circus show, returning to headline Underbelly Festival. Why go? It’s great fun, heavy on skill, light on bells and whistles. Anything else I should know? Prepare yourself for some jaw-dropping displays of synchronicity and strength. Price £19-£28.
What is it? A powerful show from German artist Hito Steyerl in which social inequality is rendered visible and lushly beautiful. Why go? To see how she mixes nature and data to shocking effect. Price Free.
What is it? Gorgeous abstract paintings that are thick and gloopy. Joan Snyder is not afraid of texture. Why go? For an eyeful of stunning works from the American painter. Price Free
What is it? A neighbourhood restaurant from husband-and-wife duo Emily Roux and ex-Le Gavroche chef Diego Ferrari. Why go? For the celeriac cacio e pepe. Eating your veg never tasted so good. Anything else I should know? Caractère is smart but not stuffy. You’ll feel right at home in its warm and buzzy atmosphere.
What is it? An alternative hunt this Easter. Maître Choux will be hiding mini éclairs all around the King’s Road for you to seek out. Why go? If you’re lucky enough to find one, redeem it for a tasty, full-size dark chocolate éclair in store. Yum. Price: Free
What is it? A talky crime thriller about a bank heist that goes wrong. Why go? To see Vince Vaughn and Mel Gibson trading barbs. Anything else I should know? If you’re in any way squeamish, look away when one of the bank robbers starts digging around inside a corpse.
What is it? A second outing for the Indian small-plates restaurant, this time rocking up next to Tower Bridge. Why go? For the duck leg. And parsnip crisps. Oh, and the duck leg. Anything else I should know? The puddings are worth exploring too, with paneer and Oreo cheesecake on the menu.
What is it? The ‘World’s Best Bar’ Dandelyan has made way for Lyaness, Ryan Chetiyawardana’s latest creation. Why go? To experience ‘Purple Pineapple’ then never look back. Anything else I should know? The heart of the makeover is the new menu with seven newly created ingredients featuring in three different drinks.
What is it? The Mayor of London’s annual party in honour of England’s patron saint. Why go? For live demos from leading London chefs plus an English farmers’ market and banqueting area. Anything else I should know? There’s fun for all the family with games, brass bands and a ‘knights training camp’. Price Free entry.
What is it? A celebration of vegan cuisine in south London. Why go? To swap the roast lamb and buttered hot cross buns historically associated with Easter for a plant-based menu. Anything else I should know? This double-header kicks off as a street food shindig at the Dogstar and finishes with a market on Brixton Station Road. Price: £1
Neighbourhood guides
Most booked
The silent disco phenomenon reaches new heights at these exclusive Time Out events. Pick your channel and choose your side as three DJs battle it out over...
The ferociously talented showman revisits the songs from his first two albums, 1998's 'Rufus Wainwright' and 2001's 'Poses'. The iconic Royal Albert Hall is...
Two days in, and Easter's probably already got pretty expensive, and there are still two potential nights out left before work rolls around on Tuesday. But...
This jukebox musical has one of greatest set-lists ever… and one of the laziest scripts
A quietly brilliant take on Shakespeare’s play, performed by an all women of colour company
Although aimed at those with little ones, the Easter activities at Brentford's Hen Corner look eggcellent even if you don't have children. As well as...
If, like us, you think nothing says Easter like an Austrian with a rocket launcher, good news: the Prince Charles is hosting a Schwarzenegger-thon this...
Things were better in the 90s. Friends was still on actual TV, the Spice Girls topped the charts and, if you wanted to play a video game, your best bet was...
Turning a quarter of a century deserves a big ol' bash, and the acid house party people Wiggle are doing just that to mark making it to 25. The...
Discover the best things to do in Europe
See more
We’re completely spoilt for brilliant things to do in London—here are our absolute favorites.
Take a look at our pick of the best things to do in Barcelona and start your trip to the city knowing you're checking out all the very best attractions, events and activities.
From picture-perfect views that will light up your Instagram feed to the biggest hotspots in town, classic attractions to places kept a secret even to the locals, there are more than just 101 things to do in Lisbon.
As a visitor in Paris – or even as a Parisian – there’s something you just have to accept: it is impossible to do everything the city in one lifetime.
We've rounded up some of the coolest places in town that you'll be itching to check out.
There's so much to do in Porto—but these are all the mandatory spots. Enjoy the city, the river and even the beaches.
The United Kingdom – made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - is a varied, fascinating country. You’ll find different dialects, celtic languages and unique communities, traditions, myths and legends.
Scotland is a country famed for its natural beauty – its rolling glens and hills, its windswept western isles and pristine lochs – and while we’re not arguing with any of that, it’s also true that there’s loads more going on than pretty flora and fauna.
In a city enriched with history and culture, you'll find plenty of great things to do in Sweden’s capital.
