Free Entry to 700 Sites in Open House London
Have you always wanted to see inside the great buildings and tiny houses of London? Maybe the Old Palace in Croydon where Elizabeth I visited the bishops, the Studios at Kensington Court Mews or Benjamin Franklin’s House in Westminster?
Now’s your chance with the free Open House London, the capital’s great architectural showcase Sept. 18-19. More than 700 buildings will be open, covering a spectrum of styles and periods. Plus a range of neighborhood walks, architects’ talks and cycle tours all over London.
Some sites require advance bookings.
To get the most of the weekend, you may want to order the Open House London 2010 Programme. The downloadable PDF version, electronic-version only is £3.50/$6; the printed version is £6.50/$9.
