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The 106 best hotels in London
Need a place to stay in London? Weâre here to make it easy for you. Even now, a wealth of new hotels are opening â which we reckon is a testament to the fact that London remains one of the most desirable places to visit in the world. Many of the hotels listed below are incredible enough to have made it straight into the Time Out top 20, but our hand-picked list of the best hotels covers locations right across the capital, and every category from blowout luxury (including having your own butler, might we add) to budget basic and brilliant.Weâve listed everything from five-star hotels in Mayfair to incredibly affordable hotels in some of Londonâs very best neighbourhoods. Plus youâll be able to check out one or two of the capital's many Michelin-starred restaurants because yep, loads of them call London hotels their home. But if spending a small fortune on food isnât your bag? Thereâs also an ever-increasing number of good-value food options for budgeteers, too. Throw great design and architecture into the mix, plus superb bars, world-class hospitality and the opportunity to have a home-from-home in the best city in the world and, well, youâre laughing. Basically, youâre totally spoilt for choice. So, read on, decide where to stay in London, and ready yourself for a hotel visit like no other. Enjoy! Looking for even more options? Check out Londonâs best Airbnbs. Keen on a steamy night in? Check out London's best hotels for sex. Who makes the cut? While we might not stay in eve
The most curiously delicious food and drink to try in Edinburgh this summer
Thereâs one particularly interesting way to discover a new city, and thatâs by eating and drinking your way around it. Thatâs exactly why weâve partnered with Hendrick's Gin â to showcase the best grub, graze and G&Tâs to enjoy in Edinburghâs finest establishments. Fancy a curiously refreshing beverage in one of Edinburghâs most historic areas? Weâve got you. Keen for a unique foodie experience? Relish the challenge. Looking for brunch? Letâs go â and cheers to the most refreshing fare Edinburgh has to offer! Enjoy. Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here.
The most refreshing cultural experiences to have in Edinburgh this summer
f youâre feeling particularly curious about what an Edinburger summer entails, youâll undoubtedly be looking for some of the most culturally rich and artistically inspired events and things to do while youâre here. Well, thanks to us and the good folks at Hendrick's Gin, weâve curated a list of curiously refreshing days out to enjoy as you galavant around the Scottish capital. Eager to learn more? Weâve got you covered â with a delicious G&T in hand, of course. Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here.
The most refreshingly exhilarating things to do in Edinburgh this summer
If youâre heading to Edinburgh for a summer of discovery and curious inquisition, look no further. Weâve partnered with the great folks at Hendrick's Gin to bring you the most curiously refreshing things to see and do this summertime. Here, youâll learn about the history of the first-ever cloned mammal, negotiate an epic deal at a flea market or even join the festivities at Pride Edinburgh 2024 â itâs around the corner. From spooky ghost tours to the best of Scottish comedy, we have no doubt your Edinburgher curiosities will be endlessly satisfied this summer. Chin-chin, letâs go! Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here.
Five reasons why weâre booking tickets for NOS Alive
If a three-day party on the Portugese coast is right up your street, look no further. NOS Alive (formerly Optimus Alive) offers over 160,000 patrons a unique combination of three full days of live music in gloriously balmy weather and one incredible location: Lisbon. With a unique opportunity to explore this amazing city and one jam-packed lineup â including some rather notable headliners â this festival is an epic way to kick off your summer of fun in the sun. Taking place from July 11-13 2024, choose to see your favourite act with a day pass â or go for gold with a three-day ticket. Whatever you decide, hereâs why weâre definitely booking a ticket to NOS Alive this year.
Eight arts and culture experiences for Londonâs most curious
If youâre keen to expand your cultural horizons beyond just binge-watching the latest TV show that everyoneâs talking about, youâre in luck. This spring and summer, London is brimming with brilliant things to do in the art and culture world, from film festivals to intriguing exhibitions. If you need some inspiration, weâve teamed up with Hendrick's Gin â which is all about curiously refreshing experiences â to bring you the most unique cultural things to do in the city. Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here. Hendrick's Gin
Seven brilliantly unusual things to do in London this summer
Thereâs nothing like summer in London. Spending sunny days and balmy evenings in the cityâs parks and pub gardens with a cold drink in your hand really is the dream. And with summer well on the way, weâve teamed up with Hendrick's Gin to bring you our pick of the most unusual things to do in the warmer months. With everything from outdoor swimming to ace music festivals, this list is guaranteed to liven up your summer and feed your curiosity. Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here. Hendrick's Gin
Feed your curiosity at these London food and drink events
The days are getting longer, the temperature is rising and spring is definitely in the air. And if youâre a food and drink fan (and tbh, who isnât?), there are all kinds of brilliant events popping up in the next few months, from a sarnie-themed food festival to World Gin Day at some of the cityâs best bars. Speaking of which, weâve teamed up with Hendrick's Gin to bring you this round-up of events that will feed your curiosity. Look out for Hendrick's Gin on the bar menu as you work your way through these ace food and drink events. Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here. Hendrick's Gin
Ten amazing food and drink spots to feed your curiosity in Manchester
If youâre the type of food lover who is always desperate to find something new, weâre with you. Cities like Manchester are fit to burst with cuisine from all over the world, though in such a big, vibrant place, it can be difficult to know where to start, or where to find it all. Thankfully, weâve teamed up with Hendrick's Gin â who know more than a little about discovery and intrigue â to give you some pointers about Manchesterâs best food and drink events, where youâre bound to get your hands on something youâve never seen, heard of, or tried before. Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here.
Brilliantly curious art and culture experiences in Manchester
Manchester is one of the UKâs most exciting cities, with so much going on, itâs almost hard to keep up. Itâs also an excellent place to be if youâre up for embracing the eccentricities; maybe you prefer the idiosyncrasies of indie cinema over the multiplex, or youâd rather see nostalgic, independent or under-the-radar musicians, rather than whoever is currently topping the charts. With that in mind, weâve teamed up with Hendrick's Gin â champions of lifeâs more curious side â to round up some of the best arts and culture events in Manchester, for the inquisitive, the interested, and those who are just looking to discover something new. Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here.
Eight curious things to do in Manchester
Thereâs no shortage of fun to be had in Manchester â thereâs shopping, sport, great green spaces, and an amazing live music culture. But if youâre the type of person who likes to get to know a place a little differently, then look this way for some recommendations. Weâve teamed up with Hendrick's Gin, eternal advocates of curiosity, to round up some of Manchesterâs most exciting things to do, with a few out-of-the-ordinary twists. Looking for more refreshingly curious news? Sign up for exclusive access to personalised offers, new releases, and more from Hendrick's Gin here.
Win a three-course VIP Saturday Matinee for four people at Boisdale Canary Wharf
Letâs get straight down to it. Are you a fan of live music? Of course you are. The only problem is, there are whole weekends when you could be catching great sounds, night or day, but venues only seem to want to open their doors in the evenings. So annoying! It seems only proper that itâs courtesy of Londonâs home of live music to offer a solution, and itâs one that should be music to your ears. Photograph: Boisdale Boisdale Canary Wharf, London's home of Live Music has listened to what the people want and has launched their new Saturday matinee shows. Even better, to celebrate the launch of Boisdale Canary Wharf's new Saturday Matinee shows, thereâs an extremely alluring competition which could make you very popular with the other music lovers in your life. All you need to do to enter is submit your full name and address and you could be in with the chance to win a three-course VIP Saturday Matinee for four people â and a bottle of Dom Perignon â at Boisdale Canary Wharf. Photograph: Boisadale So, if the idea of listening to great music, whether it be Rat Pack classics, Elvis hits or Abba gems, in the stunning surroundings of Canary Wharfâs Cabot Square accompanied by a delicious lunch appeals, then you better get entering. Got special dietary requirements? Never fear, theyâve got you covered. And donât worry if this gives you a taste for more; London's home of live music has got you sorted the rest of the week with live shows from Tuesday through to Saturday and speci
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M Victoria
A steakhouse and raw bar from ex-Gaucho head honcho Martin Williams, following up on M Raw and M Grill over in the City.
Karamel London N22
Being vegan in London must be punishing. Every other opening sees the capitalâs carnivores licking their lips in anticipation at more ribs from a new street-food pop-up or another addition to the cityâs army of fancy hot dog and dirty burger joints. Even breakfast haunts are dripping in, well, dripping; while bone marrow is trending apparently. And thatâs where Karamel comes in. Tucked away in a quiet, residential bit of Wood Green, this restaurant-cum-bar-cum-gallery space is a haven for north Londonâs meat- and dairy-shunners. With its vaulted ceilings and basic furniture, Karamel is unpretentious and slightly reminiscent of a village hall, which is no bad thing; at least you could never accuse it of prioritising style over substance. Visiting just before Christmas, we were treated to festive fare. A cheeseless French onion soup was pleasingly sweet and happily arrived without a gloopy substitute (which usually bears more resemblance to plastic than GruyĂšre). The main course was an uninspiring nut-roast Wellington with all the trimmings â red cabbage went some way to perking up the plate, but the stars of the show were the garlic roasted carrots and parsnips, grown by Karamelâs owners. Pudding, though a trifle underwhelming, was coconut-creamy and fruity, and still managed to round off the meal nicely. Despite the food not exactly setting our taste buds alight, I would go back. Why? Because Karamel is one of the friendliest, most welcoming places Iâve been to in London. I d
SABABA
âSababaâ is a piece of Hebrew slang thatâs hard to translate, but it along the lines of âcoolâ, âgreatâ or âawesomeâ. A verbal thumbs-up, basically. And really, thatâs all you need to know about the vibe at this casual dining spot in Soho. The team here serves up Israeli-inspired street food with effortless style: think sizzling meats, tangy salads, moreish dips and decadently gooey baklava.Â
Blacklock
A restaurant near Piccadilly Circus focussing on charcoal-grilled chops.
The Jones Family Project
Bag 50 percent off at this restaurant with Time Outâs âTable for Two: Gin Supper Club Gift Boxâ. A very handy restaurant/bar hybrid that feeds and waters Shoreditchâs media crowd and others from morn till night, the Jones Family Project is all about Josper-grilled British meats (courtesy of those carnivorous heroes at Ginger Pig). The ground-floor serves as a cafĂ©/workspace during the day, morphing into a cocktail den come nightfall, but head to the huge, cavernous basement dining room if you fancy chomping on Longhorns steaks, Tamworth pork ribeyes and Blackface lamb chops with sauces, butters and sides such as truffled mac ânâ cheese or triple-cooked chips. Start with smoked mackerel, gremolata and horseradish; finish with a triple chocolate brownie and coconut sorbet. Saturday brunch and Sunday roast will see you right at the weekends; also note the BYOB offer on Mondays (ÂŁ5 corkage).
Billionaire Boys Club
A Soho fashion store.
KOBOX
Boxing never looked so glam at KOBOX â the flashy night-club inspired studio in Chelsea that offers a fast, furious â but fun â sweaty HIIT class combining heavy bag sparring and functional strength building. In the 50-minute session, participants alternate between a speedy punching routine by numbers that flash up on a wall â or a serious bout of floor work that ticks off everything from squat jumps to lobbing medicine balls at a target. The studio, which is open seven days a week, also keeps a stylish stock of fitness kit and their own branded wraps for sale, plus freshly-made protein shakes to refuel post-workout. A second branch can be found in the City (85 London Wall, EC2M 7AD).
Well & Bucket
When a pub closes, as this one did way back in 1989, the worst thing that can happen to it is to be turned into a Tesco Metro. Next bad, demolition, followed by change of use to chicken shop or bookies. But sometimes, a pub comes back from the dead. Not in a creepy, zombie way, but a joyous, on-the-third-day style. And here is one of these born-again boozers â following wilderness years as a Chinese restaurant and a leather wholesaler, the Well and Bucket is once again brimming over with beer. A lot of care has been spent restoring the big room to resemble a pub once again. The Victorian tiling was once noted across London for its splendour; it now looks a bit battleworn, but is brilliantly atmospheric. Close your eyes and you can imagine the place packed with porter-drinking, pipe-smoking, H-dropping Cockneys of yesteryear. Phantom East Enders might be a bit unfamiliar with the huge array of craft beer on offer, which includes about 18 on tap: on our visit there was Evil Twinâs Hipster APA (vividly described by my companion as âdad-strongâ), to the fruity, prickly, almost Hawaiian-tropical Omnipollo Fatamorgana. Thereâs even a little cocktail bar downstairs: in short, definitely one for the bucket list.
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Comedian Milton Jonesâ favourite theatre in London
Milton Jones has been a fixture of British comedy TV for nearly 20 years. The Edinburgh Award-winning stand up is the undisputed king of immaculate one-liners, crafting thousands of the things throughout his career. He did, before all of that started, have a connection to the more traditional dramatic arts, though. And it all started at one west London theatre. âRichmond Theatre is a lovely old theatre,â he says on this weekâs episode of Time Outâs podcast. âIt was built by Frank Matcham. It's a great building, and I used to be an usher there, many years ago, selling ice cream. So that's why I always make sure to come back and play there on tour,I always feel like saying âI told you Iâd be back!â But of course thereâs no one from that time who still works here.â Richmond Theatre, which looks out over Richmond Green, was built in 1899. It recently found TV fame as the setting for an auction scene on smash hit comedy âTed Lassoâ. âI remember a pantomime with Lionel Blair and Patsy Kensit in it,â says Milton. âIt was a different show every week. I wanted to do drama so it was quite good to sit at the back and watch loads of shows night after night. I tried to persevere with the drama, but no one wanted me to act. So I ended up doing stand up. Nowadays if I have an audition for any role, itâs going to be âthe crazy neighbour next doorâ. What dramatic role on stage would I like to be cast in? A theatrical adaption of the âMuppets Christmas Carolâ.â Want to hear Milton chat about
Jamie Laingâs favourite city in the world (that isnât London)
Jamie Laing was once merely a guy (albeit a very nice guy) who used to be on âMade in Chelseaâ. Then, in 2012 he struck out and created the Candy Kittens sweet brand, becoming a full-blown, successful businessman in the process. Since then heâs done a lot of podcasts and, this month, nabbed himself a presenting job on Radio 1âs drive time show, Going Home. But when the man himself is doing the opposite of going home (aka going abroad) where does he like the most? âI love Amsterdam,â he says on this weekâs episode of Time Outâs podcast. âI love that everyone's on bikes. And the food there is phenomenal.â Amsterdam has recently cracked down on what the Dutch government considers unruly tourists, with a ban on cruise ships, a restrictions on weed, increased tourist taxes. They also introduced the âstay awayâ and ârenew your viewâ campaigns. âIf you pick good restaurants in Amsterdam you are going to be blown away,â Laing continues. âLook at the top 100 restaurants in the world a lot of them are in Amsterdam. Itâs outrageous. The butter there is phenomenal, itâs just a 45-minute flight to London, the people are amazing, there are nice canals, itâs beautiful. Just an amazing place. I could definitely live there.â Want to hear Jamie chat about his love of Hammersmith while giving Time Out a guided tour of his favourite spots? Have a listen to this weekâs episode of âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ. Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubsc
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowenâs favourite room in London
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen is known as a brash and brilliant designer who, over the course of a 25-year TV career, has made Britain (literally) a brighter place. When it comes to the history of design and decoration, the âChanging Roomsâ star genuinely knows his stuff too, as evinced by his love for the Painted Hall in Greenwich Park. âThis is probably one of the only âOh my Godâ, swirling, baroque, take-your-breath away spaces that weâve got in this country,â he says on this weekâs episode of Time Outâs podcast. âItâs a great barn of a space which is completely covered in cavorting, undulating gods and goddesses. Thereâs a rather steamy scant bit of architecture trying to hold it all together and all the walls are painted in troupe-l'Ćil. So it's a nice cheap âChanging Roomsâ job, basically. Itâs the architect's MDF of the 1680s. None of it was properly carved.â The Painted Hall, part of Greenwichâs Old Royal Navy College, was finished in 1726 and is sometimes referred to as âBritainâs Sistine Chapelâ. It was designed and executed by the artist Sir James Thornhill. âIt was literally a canteen. For sailors,â he continues. âAt the time the country was unbelievably excited by its navy. It wasnât just rich people. It was the middle classes and the lower middle classes. And this room was an expression of this bounty. So you had all these elderly sailors missing bits, sitting under these absolute paragons of nubile incarnation. And if youâre being donnish, itâs a great cross section
Paul Foot on his favourite view in all of London
Paul Foot, the comedian, is a man known for flights of fantasy, imaginative leaps of faith and quasi-magical utterances. So itâs no surprise then, that the veteran performer has a favourite view of London that looks like something from another time. âNot many people really go to St Jamesâ Park,â he says on this weekâs episode of the âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ podcast. âAnd it has that amazing view, where you look across and see the Foreign Office or whatever it is. It looks like a kind of castle.â The eastward view, from the parkâs Blue Bridge, is of the Whitehall Court Building from an oblique angle, which creates a surreal cluster of Neo-gothic and classical spires and domes. If you havenât seen it, itâs really quite alarming. âIt looks like Disney World, just so fantastical,â says Paul. âItâs framed by the trees and by the water, and you see Westminster right by it, and you get it all just at the right angle and it looks like some fantasy world.â Want to hear Paul rhapsodise about his favourite neighbourhood in London? Tune in to this weekâs âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ podcast and do just that. Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubscribe on Amazon Music Each week on âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ, someone interesting gives Joe a personal tour around a neighbourhood that means a lot to them. Four locations, with a bit of chitchat en route to each one, always finishing up in a pub. Interested in what Bimini makes of Bankside? Need Derren Brown
Saoirse-Monica Jackson on the best thing sheâs ever seen in London
The extremely talented and funny Saoirse-Monica Jackson knows what itâs like to get up on stage and charm the theatre fans of London. After all, she knocked it out the park in the West End transfer of Jez Butterworthâs âThe Ferrymanâ back in 2017. However, the âDerry Girlsâ star was nevertheless utterly blown away when she saw one particular production a few years ago. âJodie Comer doing âPrima Facieâ at the Harold Pinter Theatre,â she says in the latest episode of Time Outâs âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ podcast. âIt was the best live performance Iâve ever seen. And it was the most moved Iâve ever seen an audience as well. It was such a feeling of connection in the room and for a one-woman show she just held it together the whole way through.â The âKilling Eveâ actor starred in the one-woman play back in 2022. On top of a Laurence Olivier Award for her performance Comer eventually also picked up a Tony Award for the role, once the play transferred to Broadway. âI had to just walk around Soho and the West End after I came out the theatre, just doing laps,â says Saoirse. âI was so taken aback by what I'd just seen. Sheâs an absolute powerhouse and it was such a beautiful script.â If you want to hear Saoirse-Monica Jackson chat about Scouse House pubs, cream cakes and her favourite (and least-favourite) chips in London have a listen to this weekâs âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ podcast. Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubscribe on Amazon Mu
âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ Christmas Special: Paloma Faith in the East End
God rest ye merry, listeners! âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ, everyoneâs favourite London-based podcast, is back for its Cockney Christmas Special! Whoâll be showing editor Joe around a snowy, silent and bright East End? Itâs the incredibly funny and interesting and cool Paloma Faith. A born-and-bred Hackney-ite, who better to shed some light on East Londonâs caffs, bars and vintage clothing spots? No one. Listen, enraptured, as the singer dishes a frankly heart-warming amount of seasonal goodwill to all (okay most) men. Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on AcastSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubscribe on Amazon Music Each week someone interesting gives Joe a personal tour around a neighbourhood that means a lot to them. Four locations, with a bit of chitchat en route to each one, always finishing up in a pub. Interested in what Bimini makes of Bankside? Need Derren Brown to justify his abiding love of Hoxton? Fascinated by the prospect of Joe and Doc Brown drinking four pints of Guinness on the Kilburn High Road? Curious about Big Zuuâs Dishoom order? This is very much the pod for you. Sponsored by FREENOW, the mobility super app, âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ will show you sides to London you never knew existed. Subscribe now for a new guest and a new neighbourhood every single week. New episodes of âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ are available every Tuesday. Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out London newsletter for the best of the city, straight to your in
âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ episode 12: Paul Feig in Mayfair
The twelfth and final episode of âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâsâ first series is upon us. But weep ye not, as this weekâs guide is a total dream guest. Welcome to the podcast, Mr Paul Feig. The creator and director of 'Bridesmaidsâ and âFreaks and Geeksâ (and loads more) is going to show editor Joe all around fancy-pants Mayfair! Cocktails, tuxedo shirts, âThe Simpsonsâ, fine cigars and heavy metal all get a look in. An episode for those who enjoy the finer things in life. And the film âLast Christmasâ. Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on AcastSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubscribe on Amazon Music Each week someone interesting gives Joe a personal tour around a neighbourhood that means a lot to them. Four locations, with a bit of chitchat en route to each one, always finishing up in a pub. Interested in what Bimini makes of Bankside? Need Chloe Petts to justify her abiding love of Streatham? Fascinated by the prospect of Joe and Doc Brown drinking four pints of Guinness on the Kilburn High Road? This is very much the pod for you. Sponsored by FREENOW, the mobility super app, âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ will show you sides to London you never knew existed. Subscribe now for a new guest and a new neighbourhood every single week. New episodes of âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ are available every Tuesday. Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out London newsletter for the best of the city, straight to your inbox.Â
âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ is Time Outâs brilliant new podcast
Time Out has a brand new, weekly podcast and you can subscribe to it right now. âLove They Neighbourhoodâ is a series in which famous Londoners show our editor Joe Mackertich around their favourite bits of London. Expect funny stories, old pubs, a bit of actual history and quite a lot of sincere conversation about chips. Each week someone interesting gives Joe a guided tour around a neighbourhood that means a lot to them. Four locations, with a bit of chit-chat en route to each one, always finishing up in a pub. Interested in what Bimini makes of Bankside? Need Big Zuu to justify his abiding love of Oxford Circus? Fascinated by the prospect of Joe and Doc Brown drinking four pints of Guinness on the Kilburn High Road? This is very much the pod for you. âThis is probably the greatest podcast that ever happened,â says Joe. âYou can trust that because, like all Londoners, I am unfailingly, ruinously honest. If you like this city, enjoy ambient traffic noise and can tolerate long debates about the merits of Victoria Park as compared to Hampstead Heath you will enjoy âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ a lot.â Sponsored by FREENOW, the mobility super app, âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ will show you sides to London you never knew existed. Subscribe now for a new guest and a new neighbourhood every single week. Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Acast Subscribe on Google Podcasts New episodes will drop every Tuesday, beginning from Tuesday August 1.Â
âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ episode 11: Ania Magliano in Haggerston
Join us this week for a lovely jaunt around one of east Londonâs quieter bits. Editor Joe goes to meet the Official Spokesperson for Gen Z (our words, not hers), the writer and comedian Ania Magliano. Listen in as she tells decrepit Joe all about crafting the perfect Hinge profile, peer pressure veganism and the ingredients that make for a perfect WhatsApp group chat.  Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on AcastSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubscribe on Amazon Music Each week someone interesting gives Joe a personal tour around a neighbourhood that means a lot to them. Four locations, with a bit of chitchat en route to each one, always finishing up in a pub. Interested in what Bimini makes of Bankside? Need Chloe Petts to justify her abiding love of Streatham? Fascinated by the prospect of Joe and Doc Brown drinking four pints of Guinness on the Kilburn High Road? This is very much the pod for you. Sponsored by FREENOW, the mobility super app, âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ will show you sides to London you never knew existed. Subscribe now for a new guest and a new neighbourhood every single week. New episodes of âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ are available every Tuesday. Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out London newsletter for the best of the city, straight to your inbox.Â
âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ episode 10: Derren Brown in Hoxton
This weekâs guest is none other than the nationâs mind-manipulator-in-chief, Derren Brown. Listen in as he takes gullible, credulous and suggestible editor Joe on a tour around his old neighbourhood of Hoxton. Interested in Derrenâs take on contentment, dog poo, latte art and Calvinism? This is very much the podcast for you. Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on AcastSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubscribe on Amazon Music Each week someone interesting gives Joe a personal tour around a neighbourhood that means a lot to them. Four locations, with a bit of chitchat en route to each one, always finishing up in a pub. Interested in what Bimini makes of Bankside? Need Chloe Petts to justify her abiding love of Streatham? Fascinated by the prospect of Joe and Doc Brown drinking four pints of Guinness on the Kilburn High Road? This is very much the pod for you. Sponsored by FREENOW, the mobility super app, âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ will show you sides to London you never knew existed. Subscribe now for a new guest and a new neighbourhood every single week. New episodes of âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ are available every Tuesday. Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out London newsletter for the best of the city, straight to your inbox.Â
âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ episode 8: Hans Ulrich Obrist in South Kensington
Time to get arty. This week editor Joe gets shown around glorious South Kensington by the irrepressible, unclassifiable Hans Ulrich Obrist. Tune in to hear the Serpentine galleries director and lifelong mega-curator explain how to put on an exhibition in your kitchen, the show he saw 40 times and his new-found love of video games. Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on AcastSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubscribe on Amazon Music Each week someone interesting gives Joe a personal tour around a neighbourhood that means a lot to them. Four locations, with a bit of chit-chat en route to each one, always finishing up in a pub. Interested in what Bimini makes of Bankside? Need Chloe Petts to justify her abiding love of Streatham? Fascinated by the prospect of Joe and Doc Brown drinking four pints of Guinness on the Kilburn High Road? This is very much the pod for you. Sponsored by FREENOW, the mobility super app, âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ will show you sides to London you never knew existed. Subscribe now for a new guest and a new neighbourhood every single week. New episodes of âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ are available every Tuesday. Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out London newsletter for the best of the city, straight to your inbox.Â
âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ episode 7: Big Zuu in Oxford Circus
This week editor Joe heads to the mean streets of Oxford Circus. It doesnât get more central than that. His guest? Itâs only the multi-talented, Bafta-winning grime artist, TV personality and top chef Big Zuu! Listen in as he and Joe chat up a storm, while taking a leisurely stroll around Carnaby, Berwick Street and beyond. Subscribe on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on AcastSubscribe on Google PodcastsSubscribe on Amazon Music Each week someone interesting gives Joe a personal tour around a neighbourhood that means a lot to them. Four locations, with a bit of chit-chat en route to each one, always finishing up in a pub. Interested in what Bimini makes of Bankside? Need Chloe Petts to justify her abiding love of Streatham? Fascinated by the prospect of Joe and Doc Brown drinking four pints of Guinness on the Kilburn High Road? This is very much the pod for you. Sponsored by FREENOW, the mobility super app, âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ will show you sides to London you never knew existed. Subscribe now for a new guest and a new neighbourhood every single week. New episodes of âLove Thy Neighbourhoodâ are available every Tuesday. Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out London newsletter for the best of the city, straight to your inbox.Â