Get Ready! The Must-See West End Shows Coming in 2025

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In today’s email: 

• Get Ready! The Must-See West End Shows Coming in 2025

• Top Ten Places to Visit in Westminster

• Around The Web: Why tonnes of ancient mummified cats ended up in England, London City Ballet back on stage after 30-year hiatus, Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK and more.

• From Social Media -  Rope walk, in SE1 London is a popular saturday market…

• Yum - Bangers and Mash by Great British Chef Marcus Wareing

• Extra - Discover London's West End In Just One Day - Ultimate Guide!

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Get Ready! The Must-See West End Shows Coming in 2025

We’ve still got plenty of theatre action in London this year – but it’s never too early to start getting excited about all the great shows to come in 2025! There’s a bumper crop of plays and musicals hitting the West End and beyond, so it’s a perfect time to plan a visit.

Don’t miss the big Hollywood names hitting London stages next year…

The Phantom of the Opera signs outside Her Majestys Theatre, located on Haymarket in London - Shutterstock

Top Ten Places to Visit in Westminster

Westminster, a historic borough in central London, offers a captivating blend of royal heritage, political significance and cultural richness. The borough is home to some of London's most iconic landmarks, including the majestic Houses of Parliament and the regal Buckingham Palace.

London, England, United Kingdom - July 24, 2022. The Gold State Coach, that King Charles III and Queen Camilla rode in during their Coronation procession. On display at the Royal Mews - Shutterstock

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Around The Web

Why tonnes of ancient mummified cats ended up in England

In 1890, an estimated 180,000 mummified cats, weighing 19.5 tonnes, were auctioned off in Liverpool.

London City Ballet back on stage after 30-year hiatus

The London City Ballet (LCB) has returned to the stage again nearly 30 years after it ended operations. It has re-established itself at the...

These Two London Trails Have Been Named Among The Most Scenic Running Routes In The Whole UK

Runners have become an ever-increasingly frequent sight in London on lovely paths around the city, but there's two routes in…

How To Spend The Perfect Day In Camden

While most people emerge into Camden via the melee of Camden Town tube station, we'd suggest alighting at the calmer Chalk Farm (which is also a doozy of a station when it comes to glossy green tiles). From here, amble your way towards Primrose Hill Park…

Secret London: Inside the spooky operating theatre hidden right next to London Bridge Station

London is home to many weird and wonderful attractions. In a city full of history, you are never more than a few feet away from a unique and interesting...

Serene Urban Oasis in London Hides Inside This Industrial Facade

In London, just strides from landmarks like the Shard, London Bridge and Shakespeare's Globe, an oasis-like home hidden inside a very...

Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK

The United Kingdom is home to some of the most iconic royal palaces, castles and residences in the world. From the towering turrets of Windsor Castle to the elegant interiors of Buckingham Palace, these historic buildings offer a glimpse into the lives of Britain’s royal family.

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From Social Media

Rope walk, in SE1 London is a popular saturday market with artisan food stalls and quirky bars and restaurants in the railway arches.

Yum

Bangers and Mash by Great British Chef Marcus Wareing

Extra 

Discover London's West End In Just One Day - Ultimate Guide!

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