Journal6 pieces
Free London
Everything in London that costs nothing, and the small print on the things that are free but still need a ticket. The largest single thing this paper covers.
A whole London evening for nothing
View, exhibition, walk and a place to sit, without paying for any of it. London is unusually good at this and hides it badly.
Free, but you still need a ticket: the London catch
A dozen of the best free things in London will turn you away at the door without a booking that costs nothing. It is the single most common way to waste an evening here.
Free London with children, and the bit nobody mentions about fares
The museums, the playgrounds and the city farms cost nothing. So does getting there, which is usually the largest number on the day.
The free views of London, and which of them need booking
Two of the highest viewpoints in the city cost nothing. Both need a ticket you do not pay for, and both run out. The hills need nothing at all.
Free London: what actually costs nothing, and what only looks like it does
The museums, the views, the parks and the markets are free. The confusion is everything around them: the timed ticket that costs nothing, the exhibition that does, and the difference between the two.
The free museums, and the hour to arrive at each one
All of them are free and none of them are the same at eleven on a Saturday as they are at six on a Thursday. When you go matters more than which you pick.
All the clusters are on the Journal.