Julian McDonnell, the author of Rather Splendid Pub Walks, and star of @joolzguides shares one of his favourite walks in the ...

Like, proper south London. Dickens spends a fair bit of time in Borough ... These are highlighted on the map with purple borders and text. The Sherlock Holmes Museum is undoubtedly the most ...

From Chaucer, Shakespeare and Dickens to Zadie Smith, Kazuo Ishiguro and Bernardine Evaristo, London has long been home to ...

We've mapped the various nicknames of London buildings ... Pedlar's Acre were informal names for areas of Westminster and Lambeth. Dickens rechristened St Olave's as St Ghastly Grim because ...

As a quaint Victorian seaside resort trading off its picturesque beach huts and Dickens connection – a festival celebrating ...

“They didn’t appear on any of the old maps or plans. So ... My God it is grim. Forget Dickens; this tale of hard knocks would have turned Dostoevsky grey. Watching it again brought back ...

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The map below shows a modern City of London, with the highlighted section showing the extent ... These are: Once a favourite haunt of Charles Dickens, this historic pub was built in 1663 and even ...

Although the inn itself has long since disappeared, the old square where it sat still remains and we’ve marked it on the Google Map ... Dickens and William Shakespeare used to have the occasional pint ...

There is so much more to Oliver Twist than “Please, sir, I want some more”, as this Talisman Youth Theatre’s production ...

In Dickens’ 1838 original, the term “Jew” is interchangeable with the character Fagin, the wily mastermind who takes in a gang of orphaned boys in London and trains them to be pickpockets.