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See at classical concert at this Church of England parish church at the north-east corner of Trafalgar Square. Tinkle the ivories and channel your inner Beethoven on one of London’s secret street pianos. From the buskers of Oxford Circus, to the halls of the Royal Opera House, music flows freely across the whole of London, and here’s where to find it.

While we do also have a hell of a lot of paid-for gigs, there’s ample of free stuff too. Hearing about free stuff is just music to our ears. Free gigs in London Photo: Christian Bertrand, Shutterstock Sadly this gem of a museum is now closed until 2026, so keep your eyes peeled for when it reopens for another chance to delve into fascinating stories of Londoners through videos, articles and more. National Army MuseumĬhelsea-based spot which tells the story of Britain’s fighting forces, across five galleries and four floors: Soldier, Army, Society, Battle and Insight. Museum of London DocklandsĪ chance to find out how the docks of the capital shaped the city in which we live today. Grant Museum of ZoologyĪ part of UCL and established by Robert Edmond Grant in 1828, this Bloomsbury-based spot houses a whole host of species from the animal kingdom – including rare and extinct specimens. Immersive installations, film, photography, audio, zines, sculptures and more – you name it, it’s here! 17.

RAF MuseumĪfter a multi-million pound upgrade in 2018, this Colindale-based spot boasts interactive galleries and immersive activities… along with lots and lots of planes. The UK’s first LGBTQ+ Museum run by the charity Queer Britain celebrating Britain’s rich and varied queer history. National Maritime MuseumĬelebrates London’s seafaring past with permanent exhibitions along with temporary attractions throughout the year, including a fun area especially for kids. Bank of England MuseumĪnother of the best free things to do in London here, this museum is home to a collection of diverse items relating to the history of the Bank and the UK economy since 1694. Holds over 45,000 fascinating items amassed by the 19th-century architect Sir John Soane – a true smorgasbord of art and culture. Horniman Museum & Gardensīased upon the eclectic collections of Frederick John Horniman, you’ll find a gallery of taxidermy (including a famously overstuffed walrus), a butterfly house, art and even llamas! Photo: Pav-Pro Photography Ltd., Shutterstock 11. Charts human conflict as it’s affected Britain throughout the centuries, with a particular focus on WW1 and WW2.

Instal Romance with Chocolate - Hidden Items