Pimlico and surrounding areas Area Guide

A spectacular evening of timeless arias and crossover classics, spanning from the golden era of Maria Callas to the romantic voice of Andrea Bocelli, interpreted by soprano Tamara Radjenović and accompanied by the London Concert Orchestra. Internationally acclaimed soprano Tamara Radjenović returns to the stage of Cadogan Hall following a series of outstanding performances across the globe, from New York to Tokyo and Europe’s most prestigious venues. After her unforgettable debut at our renowned hall in 2025, which concluded with a standing ovation, this performance marks another important milestone in her remarkable career. Recognised as one of today’s leading young artists and named to the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list, Tamara’s artistry has been shaped by the legendary Montserrat Caballé, whose mentorship left an indelible mark on her vocal interpretation and artistic identity. Celebrated as a modern diva of classical music, she is known for emotionally charged performances that transcend genre boundaries, from opera arias to film music. As an alumna of the Royal College of Music, her education and dedication to her craft make her a unique presence on the world stage. With millions of views on her YouTube channel and a global following across social media, Tamara’s artistry resonates deeply with fans worldwide. This concert offers a rare opportunity to experience the magic of her voice live – one that has captivated audiences around the world. Once again, Tamara will demonstrate why she is regarded as one of the most celebrated and respected sopranos of our time.

'Maybe the world don’t have to end at all. We can just get off the train… go get a sandwich.' Belgrade, 1914. Three hungry young men are offered something to eat (and the chance to change the course of history). Their mission: kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand and set the century alight. A wild, heartfelt and occasionally accurate tale of history’s most reluctant radicals, from Pulitzer Prize finalist Rajiv Joseph (Guards at the Taj, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo). Lyndsey Turner (The Crucible, 1536) directs this European premiere, designed by Es Devlin (The Lehman Trilogy). CAPTIONED: Wednesday, 22nd July, 7:30pm AUDIO DESCRIBED: Saturday, 25th July, 1:30pm CHILLED Saturday, 18th July, 1.30pm

Gift this experience to your loved ones! Click here to check out our gift card. Immerse yourself in the luxurious Mayfair residence of Phileas J. Fogg. Help your host to solve a dark and baffling mystery. Interrogate the 3 suspects and piece together clues. Keep your wits about you as the suspects ply you with Mr Fogg's delicious cocktails (2 included with every ticket)! Please note:tickets bought under separate bookings may be seated at different tables depending on capacity on the day of the event. Cocktails included in the ticket price are from a select menu. Any additional cocktails from the wider menu will be added to the total bill on the day. Please see your Fever confirmation email for all essential post-purchase information The Story: It’s the year 1873 and Mr Phileas Fogg returns from his globe-trotting adventure, eager to claim his prize at the Reform Club. However, his triumph is overshadowed by the discovery of his friend John Sullivan's lifeless body within the Club's confines. With suspicion hanging heavy in the air, the question arises: which of Fogg's fellow Reform Club members could be capable of such a crime? As teams form to unravel the mystery, aided by Inspector Fix, time becomes their greatest adversary. Will they uncover the truth before the last cocktail is served, or will the killer remain hidden in the shadows of London's elite?

Smash-hit musical that acts as a prequel to The Wizard of Oz, with L Frank Baum's characters brilliantly re-imagined as two young girls who grow up to fulfil their destinies as Glenda the Good and the Wicked Witch of the West.

Witness the significant religious building that has been an important place for kings, queens, statesmen, etc. Tour yourself with a multimedia guide offered in 14 languages and learn more about British history. Plan your visit to coincide with the vibrant regular services, which are open to all and completely free! Admission Ticket for Westminster Abbey. A multimedia guide (available in 14 languages) is available for a small charge. Visitors can also bring their own headphones and download the free Westminster Abbey app to listen to the audio commentary. A Children’s Trail (in English, French, Spanish, Italian and German) is available for free but is subject to availability. Ask the staff for a trail when you arrive. Visit the royal tombs, Poets’ Corner, the Lady Chapel and the Nave. Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance for your selected timeslot. As Westminster Abbey is a living working church, some areas may be closed off to the public at times. with a valid ID). All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.

Royal Institution, 21 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4BS. Nearest Underground stations: Piccadilly (Piccadilly Line) or Green Park (Victoria Line) Meet at 10.45am in the reception area for a tour starting at 11.00. Discover over 200 years of history-making science at the Royal Institution. We will have a one and a half hour guided tour focusing on the history and architecture of the Royal Institution as well as telling the stories behind some of the museums displays. The exhibitions are arranged over three floors covering communication on the first floor, where hopefully, provided it is not in use, we will be able to visit the historic theatre where the Christmas Lectures are recorded. The ground floor deals with various aspects of the Royal Institution's activities, past and present, whilst the lower ground floor is devoted to the history of scientific discovery in the building. Afterwards you are free to spend further time exploring the Faraday Museum. There is a lift to all public floors plus a caf serving light refreshments. Cost: 17.00 Tour limited to 22 people Organiser: HMcP Cost: Organiser: