The undercroft at Lincoln's Inn. It's what the iPhone's panorama setting was built for

In this week's Londonist: Time Machine, I take an historical walk along London's *other* Strand londonist.substack.com/p/lets-all-go-…

London’s only war memorial to contain a lift? #liverpoolstreetstation

Ben Wilson, best known for his chewing gum art, once hid lots of tiny artworks across the Tube. It’s always a delight to stumble across one

Grateful for the warning. Not sure I’d have noticed.

I’m staying in an Edwardian train carriage and have managed to trap myself in one of its haunted original mirrors. Please help.

This is heaven. A really good pub built into a Victorian railway carriage MSLR Seek it out if you’re ever in Suffolk

Popped to Framlingham with the family “to see the castle”. But really I’m here for the 2 oldest post boxes still in use (1856). What a treat. One of them even features on the village sign.

This building gives off such ☠️ vibes, it starred as Cruella de Vil's HQ - but does it deserve the bulldozer? londonist.com/london/news/mi…

Uxbridge Station boasts this vintage cigarette vending machine complete with No. 6 & Embassy Regal packs inside.

With Museum of London becoming London Museum, and London Metropolitan Archives becoming London Archives, how long before the City of London becomes London City, or Ralph McTell re-releases London Streets?

Genuine question out of curiosity... if the Tower of London were to lose its World Heritage Site status... what does that actually mean? Would it lose funding or something, or is it just a "nice to have" badge of honour? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Just found in mum’s attic. LOVED these as a kid. Taught me the joy of wordplay. Thank you so much Gyles Brandreth . I’m chuckling anew at this list of names, which were all apparently real. Will pass on to my kids!

Great to see a new version of this. I have no idea if it's easier to use or not, but it certainly looks very nice.

After 16 years, I’m taking a break from Twitter until such time as someone turns it around again. Find me over on Substack, which is a (mostly) lovely place for writers and readers, and where I post most of my London stuff. Au revoir! mattlondonexplorer.substack.com