Quirky Guide

Have you ever asked yourself the question, “Where do clowns go to church?” Well, let me tell you - they go to Holy Trinity Church, Dalston.

Letting a shoal of little wrigglers loose to nibble on your feet is a popular beauty treatment in Asia, but now it’s arrived in London.

Based on Craven Passage, hidden behind Charing Cross Station in Central London, is a pub twice as accommodating as most.

Secret Cinema have made not knowing what film is showing – or where or when! – really exciting.

Flowers for Mother’s Day and tool-kits for Christmas are so lame. Why not splash out on a shrunken head or the skeleton of a conjoined twin?

Chess boxing is a hybrid sport which combines boxing with chess in alternating rounds. Historically, it is an art-performance gone wrong.

Step into London Zoo’s newly revamped rainforest exhibition, and you can monkey around with some amazing flora and fauna direct from Costa Rica.

This Georgian house in Spitalfields goes largely unnoticed, but inside lies a remarkable time capsule of 18th-century domestic detail.

Inline and roller skaters happily gliding along the city’s streets en masse, accompanied by a subwoofer-equipped music bike.

Weird, amazing, bizarre, freakish, incredible and gruesome. Ripley’s, Believe it or Not! is a museum devoted to all things…well…unbelievable.