The British Museum
The British Museum was founded in 1753 and houses a remarkable collection of artefacts spanning over two million years of human history.
From the Royal Opera House to Carnaby Street, there are plenty of things to do and see around Soho. Browse our top picks below.
The British Museum was founded in 1753 and houses a remarkable collection of artefacts spanning over two million years of human history.
Home to the world’s largest collection of faces and fascinating personalities from the late Middle Ages to the present day.
The world-famous Opera House is open during the day to the general public and to ticket holders during performances.
The Royal Academy of Arts is the oldest fine arts institution in Britain and hosts some of the capital's finest exhibitions.
What started as just a few restaurants in the 1950s is now home to a bustling neighbourhood of Chinese shops, restaurants and culture.
Spanning across two floors and featuring plenty of giant LEGO replicas, this store is the largest of its kind in the world.
Rub shoulders with life-size wax replicas of famous celebrities and historic icons across a series of themed galleries. 30% off for guests of our hotel
The National Gallery displays over 2,000 paintings from western Europe, dating from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.
Visit the former homes of two very different musicians who changed the world of music: George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix.
Our hotels have been chosen in distinct neighbourhoods in London, Liverpool and Edinburgh. Offering you the best places to eat, drink, museums to visits and parks to walk in.
Experience Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia at the Old Vic. A witty, thought-provoking play that blends romance, science and timeless ideas across two centuries.
Discover the Samurai exhibition at the British Museum, London. Explore armour, weapons, art, and stories of Japan’s warriors across a millennium.
Experience Into the Woods at the Bridge Theatre. Stephen Sondheim’s musical shows that “happily ever after” is just the beginning in this magical, unforgettable fairy‑tale adventure.
A much-loved bear's story brought to the West End, where kindness, curiosity and adventure take centre stage.
A bold, dark comedy that reimagines the life of one of history’s most famous first ladies on the London stage
A winter escape into colour and creativity as Kew Gardens’ Orchid Festival fills the Princess of Wales Conservatory with extraordinary blooms from around the world.
Explore Marie Antoinette Style at the V&A, a landmark exhibition revealing the queen’s lasting influence on fashion, design and culture.
Whether you a supporting from the side-lines or running the marathon, experience London's legendary marathon this April.
Experience Waitress at Edinburgh Playhouse, May 12–16 2026 , the hit musical with an unforgettable score by Sara Bareilles and a moving, joyful story of love, friendship and pie.
Discover One Day: The Musical, a moving world-premiere musical based on the beloved novel about love, fate, and the moments that shape our lives.
Experience Enlightenment, an immersive light show at Edinburgh’s McEwan Hall. Enjoy stunning projections, classical music, and a mesmerising journey through the seasons.
Explore Giants at the National Museum of Scotland. Discover towering fossils, monumental achievements, and legendary stories in this awe-inspiring exhibition for all ages.
Discover Edinburgh's unforgettable celebration of Scottish music, with world-class musical performances from pipers to Folk bands at TradFest.
Inspire and amuse little ones at Edinburgh's beloved International Children's Festival this May, just moments from The Resident Edinburgh.
Taste the flavours of Edinburgh this March with Eat Out Edinburgh, a month-long culinary celebration of our city's best restaurants.
Explore, learn, and be inspired at the Edinburgh Science Festival, offering a range of talks and exhibits for all ages and skill levels.
Discover the Edinburgh Marathon Festival on our doorstep, for a weekend of unforgettable races for all skill levels in Holyrood Park.
Discover rare finds, second-hand gems and independent booksellers at Liverpool’s much-loved book market at Bluecoat.
Savour the best of Liverpool’s food scene with exclusive deals and delicious menus during Liverpool Restaurant Week 2026.
A striking exhibition at Walker Art Gallery showcases five decades of Vivienne Westwood’s fashion innovation - from punk provocateur to British style icon.
A chilling theatrical thriller at the Liverpool Empire, where belief, scepticism and ghostly suspense collide in a night of twists and surprises.
Enjoy the unforgettable music of The Beatles, Coldplay, or Vivaldi with a series of candlelit concerts performed by a live string quartet.
From exotic international cuisines to tasty home comforts, sample the flavours of the Northwest at the Southport Food and Drink Festival.
A hands-on mini city where children under six explore Liverpool through imaginative play, water, building and storytelling.
Discover the hidden secrets and glittering treasures of Liverpool Cathedral in their stunning new tour, Above and Beyond. Offering extraordinary views of the cathedral's acclaimed architecture and unique historical perspectives of the city.
A historic major golf championship at Royal Birkdale near Liverpool, where the world’s top players compete for the Claret Jug over four days of elite links golf and fan experiences.
A feel-good classic at the Liverpool Empire that celebrates confidence, heart and unstoppable spirit.
Experience the heartache, passion, and unforgettable music of Miss Saigon at the Liverpool Empire, from the authors of Les Misérables.
Travel back to the swinging '60s with the Cavern Club's vibrant Beatles tribute band every Friday and Saturday, featuring classic hits including Help, Get Back and Let It Be.
The Grand National is set to return to Liverpool this April! Dust off your best hat and finery and watch the races unfold up close.