Is there a London experience you’ve been wanting to do for a while, but somehow never made it? Summer Fever Days are back for four days this June with discounts up to 30% on the best experiences in London!
[LINK IN BIO] Summer Fever Days | 4th – 7th June 2026 | Up to 30% OFF @Fever Keep an eye on my bio for a special selection of the TOP EXPERIENCES 👀 (will go live on the 4th June) How it works? Simply, pick your experience and the discount will automatically apply at the checkout. 😍 Is there a London experience you’ve been wanting to do for a while, but somehow never made it? Don’t miss out on Summer Fever Days this June with discounts up to 30% on the best experiences in London! [Special thanks to Fever for the promo video] #feverambassador#feverdays#londonexperience#visitlondon#summerinlondon
Summer Fever Days are back with a long list of the best of the best experiences in London!
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This is their biggest promotion yet with hundreds of experiences, exhibitions, concerts and activities discounted, including Cleopatra: The Experience, Vikings: The Immersive Experience, SABRAGE, Banksy Limitless: Reframed, Bubble Planet, Luminescence, Prison Island, Candlelight Concerts and Blitz Golf 2026: London, just to name a few.
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Whether you’re looking for a romantic date night, a unique dining experience, a crazy night out with the gals or a gift for a loved one they will remember, make sure you check out Summer Fever Days.
Australian-born filmmaker, speculative architect and director, Liam Young, invites us to step into the future and imagine what humanity could look like. ‘In Other Worlds’takes us to an imaginary journey to experience six different possibilities.
[BLOG POST IN BIO] 🌏 What humanity could look like in the future? How the decisions we make today shape your future? 👩🚀 𝙄𝙣 𝙊𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙒𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙𝙨 𝙗𝙮 𝙇𝙞𝙖𝙢 𝙔𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙜 at @Barbican Centre • Six immersive rooms • Six different visions 🗓️ When 21st May – 6th September 2026 📍Where Barbican Centre – The Curve | Silk St, Barbican, London EC2Y 8DS 🎟️ Tickets Standard adult ticket: £20.50 Kids (6 – 15): £7.50 Kids under 5: Free #barbican#future#humanity#liamyoung#CapCut
“Operating in the spaces between design, fiction and futures, these works immerse us in the consequences and opportunities of the decisions we make today. It is about stepping away from dystopia, asking: what if the future could actually be…hopeful?” – says the description of the exhibition at the Barbican Centre.
Having been described as “the man designing our futures” by BBC, Liam Young is best-known for his richly detailed moving image installations, world-building projects and architecture collaborations.
Six Immersive Rooms Predicting Six Different Futures
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There are six different rooms to explore, each predicting a different future for humanity.
One room imagining a monstrous city with 10 billion people and 7,000 different languages which is also a 24/7 party zone as annual celebrations, festivals and carnivals of different communities overlap.
In another imaginary world, a whale swims through the ruins of a flooded AI data centre, while in a 360 degree projection space, you’ll find yourself surrounded by a vast ocean from which a huge carbon capturing machine emerges.
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Huge scale projections, costumes, audio stories, film and soundscape help visitors fully soak up the alternative futures in each room.
‘In Other Worlds’ has been created with the collaboration of famous filmmakers, designers, actors and directors, including Maggie Aderin (host of BBC’s Sky at Night), Adam Young (Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power), Emmy-nominated costume designer Ane Crabtree (The Handmaid’s Tale, The Sopranos, Westworld), writer Lisa Joy (Westworld, Fallout) and Chen Qiufan (AI 2041), just to name a few.
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As the exhibition breaks new ground in terms of new ideas and experiences, it also takes visitors beyond the regular exhibition spaces. It ends at Barbican’s car park, suggesting there are no boundaries of imagination and ideas.
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“This show is a not collection of solutions, but rather it’s an attempt to re-orientate us around new visions for a future that operate at planetary scales. The crises we face, they’re no longer crises of technology, but rather they’re crisis of the imagination.” – says Young.
Ready for your next adventure? Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition has finally arrived in London. 34 reproduced frescoes are on display using a special technique that allows visitors to see every brushstroke! Licenced and approved by the Vatican Museum.
Book with FEVERand use discount code ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!
If you haven’t had a chance to visit Mundo Pixar Experiencein Wembley Park yet, here’s your opportunity to book your tickets because due to the incredibly high demand, the exhibition has been extended till the 1st November!
Plus, it’s the perfect opportunity to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the release of the first Toy Story movie and the upcoming Toy Story 5which is in theatres from 19th June!
⭐️🚀 Mundo Pixar Experience 𝙀𝙓𝙏𝙀𝙉𝘿𝙀𝘿 @Mundo Pixar London @Pixar Due to high demand, the exhibition has been extended till the 1st November 2026! ✨ The perfect opportunity to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the release of the first Toy Story movie and the upcoming Toy Story 5 which is in theatres from 19th June! 🤠🚀 📍Where Mundo Pixar Experience | Fulton Rd, Wembley HA9 0TF (10-minutes walk from Wembley Park station) 🗓️ Opening Times Open every day except Tuesdays. 🕒 Time slots start either 9am or 10am depending on the date and run until 5pm (7pm on Saturdays). 👉 Please note: From 30th August, the exhibition will be open on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. 🎟️ Tickets Tickets for the further run from July to November are available via pre-sale on 20th May and generale sale on 21stMay at 10am. @RG Live @WembleyParkLDN #mundopixarexperience#pixarexperiencelondon#pixarmundoexperience#toystory5#CapCut
Mundo Pixar Experience is hosted in an over 3,500 square metres venue in Wembley Park, and it’s the largest Pixar exhibition ever created.
There are 14 immersive rooms to be explored and 27 life-sized characters to meet with.
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Each scene is meticulously detailed to look exactly like in your favourite film. To help you immerse into the Pixar universe even more, six bespoke scents have been created, including incense burning in mama Coco’s house (“Coco”), freshly cut grass in Paradise Falls (“Up”) and the breeze of a summer evening in Portorosso (“Luca”).
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Dive into the deep blue with Nemo, collect screams with Mike and Sully in the Scare Factory, journey from the Land of the Living to the Land of the Dead, and meet Joy, Sadness, Anxiety and other emotions in the control room in Inside Out.
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There are tons of photo ops and interactive elements, plus there’s a fun game to participate in: there is a Pixar ball (Pixar’s iconic yellow ball with a star) hidden in each room. Can you find them all?
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Jonathan Marks, MD @ RG Live says: “Given the phenomenal demand we’ve seen since opening, we’re absolutely thrilled to be extending the run of the Mundo Pixar Experience here in Wembley Park, London throughout the summer holidays and beyond. The response from visitors has been incredible, and it’s clear just how much these stories and characters mean to people of all ages. Extending the experience means even more families, fans, and first-time visitors will have the chance to step into the worlds of Pixar and create unforgettable memories together.”
Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Toy Story and the Upcoming Toy Story 5
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What could be a more perfect place to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first Toy Story movie and the upcoming Toy Story 5 than visiting Andy’s bedroom and the Sunnyside daycare at Mundo Pixar Experience?
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Shrink into the size of a toy and explore Andy’s room from a completely new perspective. Meet Woody, Buzz and Andy’s other beloved toys and take a super fun selfie in Buzz’s rocket-shaped toy packaging or next to Andy’s monumental bed.
But be careful! Andy can step in any moment!
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Sunnyside daycare from Toy Story 3 is a special room, designed and built just for the London audience. Here you can meet with Jessie, Lots-o’-Huggin’ Bear and the Aliens.
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You can pretend to be a toy in the Sunnyside box, sit on a giant chair and explore the huge pencils, toys and dollhouse and other oversized props. Just like in the film.
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Here are a few interesting facts about Mundo Pixar Experience
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It’s the biggest Pixar experience ever created
Since its opening in February, it welcomed 100,000 visitors each month
The experience is housed in an over 3,500 square metre purpose-built building
The exhibition has had 3.5 million visitors across the globe, including Seoul, Mexico, Brazil, Belgium, and Spain
Creating the exhibition took 12 months of planning and six weeks of on-site installation, with over 300 professionals working on the project
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Mundo Pixar Experience is designed for kids and adults alike. It will bring back those childhood memories that warm your heart and a lovely place to create new memories with your own kids they will treasure forever.
Mundo Pixar Experience is accessible for visitors with motor, hearing and visual disabilities, ensuring that everyone can share in the creativity and joy of Pixar’s storytelling.
Tickets for the further run from July to November are available via pre-sale on 20th May and generale sale on 21stMay at 10am.
Ready for your next adventure? Hundreds of illuminated drones will paint the night sky and dance for live music this May. DroneArt Show is back in London and it’s bigger and better than ever! Book your ticket with FEVER and use discount code ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!
[MORE INFO IN BIO] Hidden Medieval Museum in London – Museum of the Order of St John 🏰⚔️ We’ve all heard of St John Ambulance. But did you know that it’s actually an ancient organisation that was established in the 11th century? The museum tells the story of that ancient military Order and how it became an international first aid charity ⛑️ • The museum is free to visit. No booking required. • You have to book a private tour (£15pp), however, to visit the crypt, the Priory Church, the Council Chamber and the Grand Chapel Hall 🏰 The beautiful Cloister Garden is open to the public 🌼🌳 📍Where St John’s Gate, 26 St John’s Ln, London EC1M 4DA (Nearest station is Farringdon) 🕰️ Opening times Mon, Tue, & Sun: CLOSED Wed – Sat: 9:30am – 5pm #hiddengems#hiddengemslondon#medievaltok#londonmuseum#knights
The Museum of the Order of St John tells the story of an ancient military Order from its origins when they cared for sick pilgrims and how it became an international first aid charity.
The museum has two parts: the gatehouse and the chapel. Visiting the gatehouse is completely free and no booking required. You can simply walk in from the street and visit the exhibition.
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You can only visit the chapel, however, if you book a guided tour which run twice a day three time a week.
The gatehouse museum’s unique collection guides you through the story of the Order from its beginning to the modern day St John Ambulance.
By 1080 a hospital was established by monks in Jerusalem under the guidance of Brotherhood Gerard. The purpose of the hospital was to care for travellers and pilgrims fallen ill during their travel regardless their religion, race or social status. The group of men and women volunteers were known as ‘hospitallers’.
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The story of the Order is interwoven with many historical characters, including Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, Suleiman the Magnificent, Willam Shakespeare, Willam Hogarth and Dr Samuel Johnson.
A collection of medieval artefacts is on display, including intricately decorated armours, model ships, maps, ancient coins, apothecary, silverware, and medical instruments used by the members of the Order as well as ceremonial wear.
Guided Tours to Visit the Priory Church, the Crypt and the Historic Rooms in St John’s Gate
St John Priory Church
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Follow the footsteps of knight-monks, politicians, philanthropists and even William Shakespeare himself on the guided tour that discovers the many lives of St John’s Gate.
Council Chamber
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TIP: There are a number of different guided tours available. We recommend the ‘Knights, Revellers & Saviours: The Many Lives of St John’s Gate’ as it includes the Priory Church, the crypt and the historic rooms in St John’s Gate. The tour will last 60 minutes and it costs £15pp.
If you go for a guided tour, you have the rare opportunity to literally walk in the footsteps of Willam Shakespeare.
That spiral wooden staircase is the oldest Tudor staircase in London on which Shakespeare walked up to get his plays approved by the Master of the Revels.
Grand Chapel Hall
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Marvel at the beautiful architecture of the Grand Chapter Hall where numerous Royal portraits line on the walls, indicating Royal patronage throughout the centuries.
St John Priory Church
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The Church’s Priory gallery features an exhibition that let visitors get a glimpse into how life was in a medieval priory.
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The Church’s Cloister Garden today provides a tranquil place to the members of the public. In the medieval times, however, it functioned as a medicinal garden where the most different herbs would have been cultivated by Knights Hospitallers to cure illnesses.
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St John’s Gate and the Norman crypt have seen many turmoils throughout the centuries. It survived the odds of the history because the building served various purposes. It served as the English headquarters of the Order in the 12th century, an office of the Master of the Revels during the 16th century (thirty of Shakespeare’s plays were licensed here!), it was also a coffee house run by Richard Hogarth, father of artist William Hogarth and even used as a pub in the 18th century.
When it was a pub, it was called The Old Jerusalem pub and welcomed such visitors like Charles Dickens.
The modern Order of St John in England was granted by Queen Victoria in 1888. The modern Order recognised the need of First Aid and ambulance transport services as no such system existed in the newly industrialised England.
The Iconic Eight Pointed Star
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The white eight-pointed cross on a black background, the symbol of the Order, remained completely unaltered over the centuries.
Today it’s known as the logo of St John Ambulance, but it was also worn on the robes of the first Brother Knights in the hospital in Jerusalem in the 11th century.
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You can also see it on the floor inside the chapel. Black and white is also the colour of the Order’s uniform and you can also see black and white tiles covering the chapel’s floor.
The Crypt
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Under the black and white chapel, there is the crypt with beautiful arches and stained glass windows.
Make sure you spend a few quiet minutes here and absorb the history around you.
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The crypt contains a 16th century tomb effigy believed to be Castilian Knight Hospitaller, named Don Juan de Vergara.
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The stunning stain glasses above the chapel depict St John the Baptist, John Aimoner, St George, Andrew, Patrick and David as well as other knights and priors.
The Order of St John Today
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Today the Order of John is an international charity, providing first aid and healthcare services in over 40 countries.
It has over 25,000 members and 200,000 volunteers around the globe and volunteers from the rural Africa and to areas impacted by natural disasters in Asia.
How to become a volunteer or support the Order:
Want to become a volunteer or support the Order of St John? Click here to see how you can do that.
Venue Hire
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The historic buildings of the Priory Church, the galleries, the crypt and the garden are all available to hire for private events.
If you’re planning a medieval-themed wedding, looking for a hidden jewel for your next conference, lecture, or dinner, the historic rooms and the beautiful garden overflown with flowers during spring and summer are ideal places to celebrate, or host special events your guest will remember.
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To discover all the available venues, rooms and spaces and learn all the details on how to hire them, click here.
The gatehouse is free to visit. No booking required.
However, you do need to book a ticket for a guided tour to visit the Priory Church, the crypt and the historic rooms in St John’s Gate.
Tickets are £15 or £11.25 with a valid Art Pass or Blue Light Card
If you’re an Islington resident, you can visit any public guided tours for only £1!
Ready for your next adventure? Dating back to 1144, The Clink Prison Museum is one of the oldest prisons in England. Enter through the original site and descend to the dark side of history.
Blending myths, historical facts, and magic, Vikings: The Immersive Experience invites its visitors for an unforgettable journey to the 9th-century Scandinavia to explore the legend of King Ragnar Lodbrok and Queen Kraka (Aslaug) and their world-conquering sons.
Book your ticket with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF.
⚔️ 𝙑𝙞𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙨: 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙄𝙢𝙢𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙞𝙫𝙚 𝙀𝙭𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 ⚔️ 👉 Book your ticket with @Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF! 👈 Blending myths, historical facts, and magic, the UK’s largest ever Viking experience invites you for an unforgettable journey to the 9th-century Scandinavia to explore the legend of King Ragnar Lodbrok and Queen Kraka (Aslaug) and their world-conquering sons 🌊🗡️🛡️ 𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙩𝙤 𝙚𝙭𝙥𝙚𝙘𝙩? ⚔️ Board on a life-size Viking longship ⚔️ 360 degree immersive projection room ⚔️ Replica artefacts ⚔️ VR experience under Yggdrasil (World Tree) | Kids VR experience also available for young explorers! 🧒 ⚔️ Knotting station where you can learn how to tie different knots like a Viking 🪢 ⚔️ Interactive maps 🗺️ ⚔️ Viking-themed café ⚔️ Plenty of photo ops! 📍 𝙒𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚 Dock X, Unit 1 Canada Water, Surrey Quays Rd, 🗓️ 𝙒𝙝𝙚𝙣 12th March – 31st May 2026 Check available days and time slots when booking. 🎟️ 𝙏𝙞𝙘𝙠𝙚𝙩𝙨 Book your ticket with FEVER TIP: Use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF! General admission adults (ages 16+): £25 Child (ages 4 – 15): £17 𝙑𝙞𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙨 𝙋𝙖𝙘𝙠𝙖𝙜𝙚: £50 Includes: • Entry to the experience • Tote bag • Build-your-own Viking ship set • Lanyard with card • Digital photo pass • Magnet • 10% discount at the café #feverambassador#vikings#vikingstyle#immersiveexperience
Vikings: The Immersive Experience is a blend of historic exhibition and a multi-sensory journey to the Golden Age of the Vikings.
The experience is focusing on the most fearful royal dynasty, King Ragnar Lodbrok and the wise Queen Kraka (Aslaug) and their four world-conquering sons, Ivar the Boneless, Bjorn Ironside, Hvitserk and Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye.
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The UK’s largest ever Viking experience is now open with larger than life installations, promising an unforgettable family friendly adventure. Expect a life-size forest and a Viking longship, interactive elements, 360 degree cinematic projections, VR experience, a huge Yggdrasil (World Tree), interactive maps and so much more!
Forest of Time
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Wander among life-sized trees in the mossy Forest of Time, step through a misty portal, discover interactive displays, listen to the call of the horn and talk to a mysterious head portrait that will answer your questions.
VR Experience Under Yggdrasil (World Tree)
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Stand underneath the Yggdrasil or ‘World Tree’ that connects the nine realms, including the earth, the underworld and the heavens.
The tree is the geological centre of the Norse spiritual cosmos. The rest of the cosmos, including the Nine Worlds, is arrayed around it and held together by the branches of the tree. The tree also connects the earth, the underworld and the heavens. Therefore, the well-being of the cosmos depends on the well-being of Yggdrasil.
Sit beneath Yggdrasil, don your VR headset and travel back in time to the 9th century Scandinavia to learn more about the saga of Aslaug. Witness the peasant girl becoming a powerful Queen, be there when she first met her future husband, Ragnar Lodbrok, and see her mystical power unfold and learn how she became a warrior and a prophet.
Junior VR experience is also available for young adventurers who are keen to learn more about Vikings but without the scary parts.
Mists of Time
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Step through a mysterious portal and enjoy a 30-minute 360 degree cinematic show and learn more about the most formidable Viking royal dynasty whose story is brought to life through a breath-taking cinematic immersive show.
All while sitting in a life-size Viking longship!
Replica Viking Artefacts
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Marvel at replica artefacts and learn about excavations and great discoveries. You can learn more about the weapons Vikings used, how they dressed and what games they played in their free times.
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You’ll also learn how Vikings built their famous longships they used to travel far across the sea.
Knotting Station
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Tie a knot like a Viking!
Learn how to tie a classic Viking knot at the Knotting Station. Choose from different types of knots from easy to advance and follow the instructions or ask one of the friendly hosts to show you step by step.
Interactive Maps
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Follow the Viking’s most significant movements and battles on an interactive map. Learn more about excavations and major discoveries, and the routes of their sea voyages.
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Mead Hall Café and Shop
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Your exhibition journey ends at the Mead Hall café. There is a huge fire place in the middle, surrounded with (faux)fur-covered benches and walls decorated with shields.
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Grab a slice of cake or a sandwich and a coffee and relax at the fireplace. Choose a prop sword, shield, helmet or a cloak (or all) and take a selfie on the Viking throne.
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There is also an activity corner for kids.
Shop souvenirs and books in the Viking shop before your leave. There are plenty of beautiful products to choose from. Buy a gift for a Viking enthusiast loved one for a special occasion or just because or surprise yourself with a cool Tee, a nice book or some accessories.
Vikings: The Immersive Experience tells the fascinating history of Norsemen and women, focusing on King Ragnar Lodbrok and his wife the wise and prophet, Queen Kraka (Aslaug) and their four sons who conquered the world. If you loved the Netflix series, ‘Vikings’, interested in Viking history and mythology or simply looking for a family day out in London, this larger-than-life immersive experience is a must-visit.
TIP: Use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!
General admission adults (ages 16+): £25
Child (ages 4 – 15): £17
Vikings Package: £50
Includes:
Entry to the experience
Tote bag
Build-your-own Viking ship set
Lanyard with card
Digital photo pass
Magnet
10% discount at the café
Ready for your next adventure? Marvel at over 180 original artefacts, including Ramses II’s wooden coffin. Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold: The Exhibition is now open and you can get 10% OFF your ticket if you use discount code ADVENTURERLDN10.
Get ready to experience a real Martial invasion like never before! 24 interactive scenes, live actors, holographic projections, VR, scents and heat simulations and realistic rumbles. We visited ‘Jeff Wayne’s The War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience’.
Book your ticket with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF.
𝙅𝙚𝙛𝙛 𝙒𝙖𝙮𝙣𝙚’𝙨 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙒𝙖𝙧 𝙤𝙛 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙒𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙𝙨: 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙄𝙢𝙢𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙞𝙫𝙚 𝙀𝙭𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 👽🛸 👉 Book your ticket with @Fever and use code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF! 🔗 LINK IN BIO Get ready to experience a real Martial invasion like never before! What to expect: • 24 interactive scenes • Live actors • Holographic projections • Multiple VR experiences • Scents and heat simulations • Realistic rumble • Themed theatrical cocktails • Super Instagramable bars • Delicious food …and so much more! 📍 56 Leadenhall St, London EC3A 2BJ #feverambassador#immersive#immersiveexperiences#waroftheworlds#whattodoinlondon
300ft tall Martian Fighting Machines attacked the Victorian London and you’re in the middle of it. What do you do? Try to hide? Help others? Fight back?
‘Jeff Wayne’s The War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience’ is London #1 immersive night out experience. It has won 12 awards, including THEA award which is the Oscar of the industry, and has won Tripadvisor’s ‘Travellers’ Choice Awards: Best of the Best’ (98% of guests recommend this).
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Travel back to the 1898 England and experience an incredible journey. Explore 24 interactive scenes where you can be an active participant of an imaginary Martial invasion. Witness 300-feet tall Martian Fighting Machines rumbling on London’s streets, an intense naval battle on River Themes, and take a flight to Planet Mars.
A cast of live actors and digital characters follow you on your journey and the actors are so good you really believe something dangerous is going to happen.
Once the first strikes of the Martial invasion hit, you will be escorted through narrow hallways, you will squeeze yourself into an eerie dark hole in the wall and try to escape through half open windows.
At one point you will find yourself in complete darkness and try to rely on your senses to figure out what’s going on. It’s an absolute goosebump moment when you sense a brush of fabric against your arm for a sheer moment before the real attack unfolds and you hear the spine-chilling mechanical clanks coming closer.
There are VR scenes, realistic scents, 3D immersive sound effects, heat and rumble simulations and holographic projections to make the experience feel as real as possible.
Set to Jeff Wayne’s Iconic Music
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‘Jeff Wayne’s The War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience’ has been all set to Jeff Wayne’s iconic music. Jeff Wayne is the composer who created the music for the musical version of The War of the Worlds, inspired by H.G. Wells’ dystopian sci-fi novel, originally published in 1898.
The composer not only remastered his iconic music for this immersive experience, but he has also overseen other aspects of the experience, including script, costumes, VR, sets, sound design, lighting and even the exclusive merchandise!
It’s a Nearly 2 Hour Experience
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Please, bear in mind that unlike other immersive experiences, this one is much longer. It will take nearly over 2 hours (1hour and 50 minutes).
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Filming and photographing are not allowed during the experience. However, there is a 20-minute interval to grab a cocktail among the twisted crimson vines of the ‘Red Weed Bar’ where you are more than welcome to take pictures and videos.
There are selfie opportunities at the venue’s other bar, ‘Spirit of Man’ which is a Steampunk-themed bar, serving themed theatrical cocktails, delicious food and has a huge pair of green eyes ominously glaring at the visitors.
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The experience is very active involving lots of movement, so please make sure you check FAQs (scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page and click ‘Reveal FAQs’) for accessibility information before booking.
Don’t Worry, It’s Not Scary
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Everyone asks how scary the experience is. Well, it’s a very intense and exciting journey full of action, surprises and a little jump scare here and there but it’s not a scary one at all. It’s a very enjoyable, fun experience. In fact, it’s so much enjoyable that you wish you could do it again.
There are age restrictions, however: the experience is suitable for ages of 10 and over, only.
Shop
Make sure you visit the shop after the experience because there are lots of exclusive merchandise available.
Ready for your next adventure? Get the most out the of weekend and book your experience tickets for less. Click here to save 10% from Moco Museum London and Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience.
The perfect family day out with dino lover kids! The world largest touring outdoor dinosaur event is back to London for a very limited time. The Lost Kingdoms invites kids and grown-ups to discover life-size dinosaurs.
[BLOG POST INBIO] The perfect family day out with dino lover kids! 🦖 The world largest touring outdoor dinosaur event, The Lost Kingdoms, is back to London for a very limited time Enjoy a life-size dinosaur trail in the forest where you will encounter with prehistoric predators and cut baby dinos in their nest, ride a baby dino and take fun photos. 🦖🦕 Until 10th August 2025 | Book your ticket with @Fever #feverambassador#thelostkingdoms#dayoutwiththekids#familydayout#dayoutinlondon#kidsdayout#dinosaurs
Keeping little ones entertained during the summer is not always easy. The Lost Kingdoms is a fun-filled world of edutainment event (educational + entertaining) designed for families with kids of all ages.
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Featuring over 50 life-size animatronic dinosaurs, The Lost Kingdoms promises an epic family day out in Beddington Park. The experience is super entertaining and education at the same time, giving the opportunity for kids and grown-ups to learn more about these majestic.
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Rumble with realistic dinosaurs that move their heads and tails, blink and produce sounds.
Expect a Brontosaurus towering above your head, a T-Rex lurking amongst the trees and bushes and a Triceratops peacefully munching on some greenery and more.
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Wander in the deep forest, encounter with deadly prehistoric predators and meet cute baby dinos just hatched in their nest (just be careful with their mum).
Photo Ops and Interactive Elements
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There are plenty of photo ops during the experience kids will love. They can ride on a baby dino, hatch from a giant dinosaur egg or hit the strings with a friendly dino band playing songs inside a giant dino egg.
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Little ones can also be Palaeontologists for the day as they dig fossils in the excavation pit. There’s also a VR experience pot where you can run with dinosaurs and merchandise to fully enjoy the experience.
Food and Drink
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A range of street food and drink vendors are available at the location offering a variety of delicious options to sink your fangs into. There’s also a café just next to the experience with a big playground.
The visit takes 1-2 hours depending on how much time you spend with each dinosaur. On average, the overall experience (visiting the dinos, enjoying the photo ops, purchasing merch, eat and drink) takes around 2-3 hours.
Hope you’ll have a roaring good time! 🦖
Ready for your next adventurer? Here’s another fun day out kids will love! Paradox MuseumLondon has transformed into a tropical paradise. Book your ticket with FEVER and enjoy 10% OFF until the 1st September 2025. Simply use code ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout (click to ‘add voucher’ and type in the code)
Paradox Museum is celebrating its 1st birthday this July, and they’ve turned the museum into a tropical paradise with free family entertainments throughout the month.
Get 10% off your ticket until 1st September! Simply use code ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout when booking your ticket with FEVER.
[BLOG POST IN BIO] @Paradox Museum London is celebrating its 1st birthday! 🎂🎈🎉 In this July Paradox Museum is transformed into a Tropical Paradise 🏝️🏄♀️ where families can enjoy free entertainment, including face painting and balloon modelling throughout the month 🎈 🎟️ Book your ticket through @Fever and enjoy 10% OFF with code ADVENTURERLDN10 this July! Paradox Museum is an immersive space where science meets fun. There are over 50 interactive installations to explore that challenge your logic, perceptions and understanding of reality 🌀 The immersive spaces include a Zero Gravity Room, infinity rooms, a kaleidoscope room and a spinning tunnel, just to name a few. 📍 90 Brompton Rd, London SW3 1JJ #feverambassador#paradoxmuseumlondon#paradoxmuseum#feveruk#familydayout#dayoutwiththekids#kidsactivities#CapCut
If you’re looking for the perfect summer plan in London with the kids, Paradox Museum is definitely a choice this July.
Exit reality and enter fun while exploring the mesmerising world of Paradox Museum!
Spinning Tunnel
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Discover 50+ immersive installations that will challenge your mind and perception, including the upside down underground station, the infinity rooms, the spinning tunnel and the kaleidoscope room.
Upside Down Underground Station
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Experience zero gravity and feel like an astronaut in the Zero Gravity Room.
Free Entertainment for the Family All July
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Book your ticket for this July and enjoy free family entertainment on every Sunday, including balloon modelling, face painting and paradoxical magic.
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Plus, enjoy the Tropical Paradise and join the Passport Safari Game. Follow to clues, solve puzzles, earn stamps and claim your prize (this is an add-on when booking)!
Paradox Museum is one of London’s most fun and educational experiences for all ages with Insta-worthy photo ops, mind-bending paradoxes and fun challenges for the whole family. Make sure you visit this July!
Adult ticket from £29 | Child ticket (4-17) from £21.50
How long does the experience last?
Approx. 90 min
Opening Times
Mon – Thu: 9:30am – 6pm
Fri & Sat: 9:30am – 7:30pm
Sun: 9:30am – 7pm
Is there age restriction?
ALL ages are welcome. Kids under 14 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Ready for your next adventure? Game of Thrones fans, this one is for you! Did you know that 30% of Game of Thrones was filmed at a studio 30-minutes from Belfast? That studio is a museum now that anyone can visit. There are entire film sets, original costumes and props and themed afternoon tea.
Urban Adventurer has teamed up with Game of Thrones Studio Tour to give you 15% OFF your ticket! Simply use code URBANGOTST at the checkout.
Big Mo’s Diner is a classic American-style diner summoning the golden age of America. Think of those thick milkshakes made with real ice cream, classic American burgers and juicy steaks.
Travel back in time to the 1950s America – Unique dining experience in London 🇺🇸 @Big Moe’s Diner is a classic American-style diner summoning the golden age of America. Think of those thick milkshakes made with real ice cream, classic American burgers and juicy steaks 🍔🥤🥩 Sit in a shiny red Chevrolet, listen to 1950s music, admire iconic retro decor and immerse into the glorious ‘50s 🚘✨ #1950s#1950sstyle#1950saesthetic#americandiner#diner#retrovibes#50smusic#chevrolet#diningexperience#CapCut
When you step into Big Mo’s Diner’s Wembley branch the vibe instantly hits you.
Right at the entrance an iconic red Chevrolet and a jukebox greets you stright from the 1950s. The Chevy is actually a real car transformed into a table for the most epic dining experience. How cool is that?!
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There are bright neon signs and vintage memorabilia everywhere. An old telephone on one shelf, a Universal Pictures clapboard on the other, a complete gasoline station from the glorious ‘50s, retro ads and iconic Route 66 signs.
The red leather stools, the Chevrolet-style seats and the old school speakers playing 1950s rock ‘n roll add to the magical atmosphere.
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The impressive bar stand is lit by vintage signs, there’s also a vintage cash machine and a pool table.
1950s-Style Menu
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Big Mo’s Diner is serving all the classic American comfort food. On their menu you can find from the classic American burgers to BBQ Texan Strip Burger to Crispy Buffalo burger, all served with chips.
There are T-bone, Ribe Eye and Cajun Chicken steaks on the menu that come with mushroom, peppercorn or garlic butter sauce of your choice.
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All of their burgers are made with 100% Fresh Angus Beef, and they make the patty themselves in the kitchen. The steaks are crafted from 100% Black Angus British Beef with no chemical tenderisation, beating or freezing methods. Learn more about how Big Mo’s Diner makes their food and drink here.
Hot dogs and kids menu are also available.
Visiting with a group of friends or family?
Burger, chicken wing, whole chicken platters and sharing desserts are available, serving 2, 4 or 6 people.
Remember those mouth-watering milkshakes from 1950s American films?
Feel like a pin up girl and pose with an American milkshake in hand, made with homemade gelato and topped with freshly whipped cream. Just like in the glorious ‘50s.
Choose one of the classic flavours (vanilla, chocolate, strawberry or bubblegum) or go wild and try one of their crazy shakes with Kinder Bueno, Ferrero Rocher, Lotus Biscoff, Cookie Dough…and the list goes on.
Hungary for a deal?
Opt for one of Big Mo’s all-day weekly diner specials: Burger Mondays, Chicken Tuesdays, Wings Wednesdays or Thirsty Thursdays.
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The dessert menu includes all the finger-licking American favourites: waffles, pancakes (for one or to share), cookie dough, sundaes, cakes and more.
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If you’re looking for a truly unique dining experience in London, Big Mo’s Diner is a place to visit whether it’s a date night with your sweetheart, a birthday celebration with the kids (there are free balloons for kids), or just catching up with the girls.
Ready for your next adventure? How adventurous are you when it comes to desserts? Chin Chin Ice Cream Soho has launched a strictly limited flavour for their most adventurous customers: Glazed Potato Peel Soft Serve.
Following the huge success for his large-scale installations, British artist, Luke Jerram presents his newest and most ambitious celestial artwork: ‘Helios’ at the Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College.
[MORE INFO IN BIO] Following the huge success for his large-scale installations, British artist, @lukejerramartist is presenting his newest and most ambitious celestial artwork: ‘Helios’ at the Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College ☀️ @Old Royal Naval College The monumental artwork is 7-metre in diameter and every centimetre represents 2,000km of the Sun’s surface! 🌅 📍 Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College | London SE10 9NN 📆 25 January – 25 March 2025 🕰️ Mon – Sun: 10am – 5pm #heliosartwork#paintedhall#oldroyalnavalcollege#greenwich#lukejerram#helios
Named after the ancient Greek and Roman god of the Sun, ‘Helios’ is celebrating the profound impact of our closest star to human history and culture.
Co-commissioned by the Old Royal Naval College, the 7-metre artwork is the most ambitious of Luke Jerram’s monumental installations previously exhibited all around London and the globe: Museum of the Moon, the Mars and Gaia (the Earth).
At a scale of 1:200 million, every centimetre of ‘Helios’ represents 2,000km of the Sun’s surface.
Unlike Luke Jerram’s other installations, visitors can watch ‘Helios’ come to life by sunspots, spicules, and filaments being projected on the surface of the monstrous installation; including the solar activity produced the Northern Lights above the UK in 2024.
To further enhance the experience, specially created surround sound composition helps visitors to immerse into the awe-inspiring sensory journey.
The floating installation is surrounded by one of the most impressive Baroque interiors in Europe further igniting curiosity and encouraging visitors to learn more about the closest star to Earth.
Special Tickets and Related Events
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Old Royal Naval College are hosting special events and offering special tickets for content creators, visitors with sensory needs and more.
Social Media Mondays
Every Monday from 10:15am – 11:15am, reduced capacity is provided for social media content creators and for those looking for the perfect shot of the installation. Please, make sure you use #HeliosArtwork when posting.
Thursday Lates
Every Thursday the Painted Hall is open for the evening from 8pm for visitors for an enchanting night-time experience.
Quiet Hour Fridays
These tickets are perfect for those who appreciate more relaxed environment with reduced number of visitors. The session also perfect for neurodiverse adults and children as well as visitors with sensory needs. Quiet Hour Fridays are on every Friday from 10:15am – 11:15am.
First Sundays
Visit ‘Helios’ for less! On the first Sunday of every month, general admission tickets are just £5.
Events Under ‘Helios’
A number of special events are being hosted under the ‘Helios’ throughout the exhibition, such as silent disco, Tibetan meditation sessions and more.
Luke Jerram is a British artist, living in the UK but working internationally since 1997. Jerram is known for his large-scale artworks, many of which combining art, science and engineering.
He’s had over 900 exhibitions around the globe since the beginning of his career and his artworks are being exhibited in over 70 permanent collections, including Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Wellcome Collection in London and Shanghai Museum of Glass.
Mars by Luke Jerram
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Luke Jerram’s most successful touring project has been ‘Museum of the Moon’ which has been presented in the most different ways, more than 350 times in 40 different countries. The exhibit of this installation has broken audience records in venues around the globe. 2 million people visited the artwork when it was presented at the Natural History Museum, making it one of the most popular exhibits ever.
Tickets £16.50 (optional donation can be added). Tickets can be booked on the Old Royal Naval College’s official website. Kids go free.
Ready for your next adventure? Sailor Moon fans! Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: The Super Live has arrived in London.The 2.5D stage adaptation of the iconic anime series is playing at two different venues in London (KOKO Camden and Outernet HERE) for a strictly limited time only!
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