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The London Story - Royal Opera House

Watch Marianela and Thiago, principal dancers at The Royal Ballet, as they take you on a journey of love and magic that reveals London's romantic side.

The London Story - Madame Tussauds

Rub shoulders with the rich and famous as you watch Rebecca's London Story. She is the colouring artist at Madame Tussauds London and in this video shares the secrets of her behind the scenes role.

The London Story - The Shard

Watch William Matthews - project architect of The Shard - as he reveals what he likes most about the city in his London Story from the 69th floor of the building he helped to create.

The London Story - Notting Hill

Let Henrietta share her London Story as she explians the vibrant mix of film, fashion, style and music on offer in Notting Hill.

The London Story - Tate Modern

Watch this London Story from Marcus - curator at the Tate Modern art gallery - as he shares his thoughts about London whilst standing outside his famous workplace, opposite St Paul's Cathedral on the South Bank of the Thames.

London's Shopping Hotspots

Discover one of London's most loved activities: shopping. From high-end fashions to market stall bargains, London has so much to offer.

Top 10 Musicals

Experience the magic of West End theatre in London. See the capital’s best musicals come to life in this video guide to the most popular shows currently appearing in the West End. See amazing scenes and hear the famous songs from these hugely popular musicals. Book tickets now for the best prices and hottest tickets in London. Find out more about London’s top musicals, and book your tickets, at http://www.visitlondon.com/musicals

Guest of Honour

Adaeze won a competition to be London's Official Guest of Honour and spent two unforgettable weeks in London experiencing the very best the capital has to offer. Watch highlights from Adaeze’s trip of a lifetime, from flying first class from her hometown in California; to raising Tower Bridge, attending a Royal Premiere, seeing London from a helicopter, and watching her name appear in the Piccadilly Circus lights! Watch brand new footage from Adaeze’s trip. Look out for some very special guest appearances from Professor Stephen Hawking, Mayor of London Boris Johnson, Downton Abbey star Jim Carter, Michelin star chef Jason Atherton, tennis ace Tim Henman, and British ballerina, Darcey Bussell.

Afternoon Tea in London

Do you want to find the best afternoon tea in London? Watch this video guide to the classic British tradition and set your mouth watering over cakes, scones and dainty sandwiches. Whether enjoying the traditional splendour of afternoon tea at The Ritz or The Landmark London; high tea at Scoff & Banter; a leisurely cruise with City Cruises; a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory inspired tea at One Aldwych; or a fashionista tea at The Berkeley, there’s an afternoon tea London venue to suit you. If you want to get more hands-on, why not make your own afternoon tea at The Cookery School, Little Portland Street. Close to Oxford Circus, this charming cookery school is the perfect place to improve your skills as you learn to bake cakes and make the perfect cucumber sandwich.

Virtual Bergamo

A bird view to Bergamo and its land!

Berlin is Music

Like no other, the German capital has flourished as a music-metropolis. It is world-renowned for its three opera houses, famous orchestras, open air concerts, creative street musicians and a very unique club scene. Simply put, Berlin has something in store for every taste.

Green Berlin

The unique mixture of bustling urban life and the tranquil oases is characteristic of Berlin. With its vast array of public parks, extensive woodlands, and scores of lakes and rivers, this capital city is no doubt the greenest metropolis in all of Germany.

Berlin in Winter

Discover the numerous possibilities that Berlin has to offer during winter time. The best of events, winter sports in the city, food and fashion.

Berlin as a cultural metropolis

During the legendary twenties, Berlin's tourist board was already promoting the capital as the 'City of Music and Theatre' on their publications and posters. The budding metropolis' extraordinarily dense and diverse cultural offering during the so-called