London - Entertainment

Outstanding jazz concerts make the long journey worthwhile (underground to Hammersmith and then the 209... bus to Barnes Bridge (train station). British and American modern jazz stars make guest appearances in this pub founded in 1684. If you get hungry, you will find light delicacies made from market fresh ingredients in Nuay’s Thai Bistro located in the old stables. more

Three important stages under a single roof sparkle with a repertory that ranges from the classics to... the avant-garde, and even musicals are produced here from time to time. Bars and restaurants, foyer exhibitions, etc., add to the attractions of a visit. more

The Mousetrap, a whodunnit penned by Agatha Christie, has been running at this theatre for over 50 years... - a true classic of London evening entertainment! more

This music club near Tottenham Court Road Underground station is one of the fixed stars among the assortment... of jazz venues in London. Its attractions include swing, blues, rhythm and blues and jazz from the very best performers. more

Since the Royal Festival Hall (home of the London Philharmonic Orchestra) was renovated, the concrete... terraces of this cultural complex on the Thames have experienced a wave of fresh energy. You will be immersed in colourful goings-on and music all along the promenade in between the new restaurants and cafés. In addition to two other concert halls (the Queen Elizabeth Hall and the Purcell Room) you will also find the Hayward Gallery with alternating exhibitions of contemporary art. Located nearby are the Royal National Theatre and the BFI Southbank (formerly National Film Theatre). more

"Anyone would jump at the chance to play or direct there", according to actor Jude Law. This famous theatre... near Waterloo Station will surprise you again and again with excellent experimental plays which can be discussed afterwards at the bar. more

Whether it be soprano Grace Bumbry or the Nash Ensemble, it is always top artists who perform in this... famous concert hall with its excellent acoustics. Chamber works feature most on the programme. more

This Thames pub built in 1529 in the old port village of Wapping used to be a smuggler's den. Charles... Dickens also liked to drink his ale here. The terrace on the first floor provides a beautiful view of the Docklands. The fish & chips are recommended. more

This theatre, based on a real theatre which originally stood at this location in Elizabethan times, provides... the perfect backdrop for the works of Shakespeare and his contemporaries, which are staged here from May to the beginning of October. more

The London Symphony and Chamber Orchestra perform at the Barbican; in addition to the Royal Shakespeare... Company international ensembles put on top class theatre productions, film festivals and repertory cinema attract cineastes, while restaurants and bars provide refreshment for body and soul. more