The Royal Academy of Music, founded in 1822 as a bastion of musical excellence includes a school, library and museum as well as staging live concert performances. The museum houses the academy's permanent collection of instruments and musical artefacts as well as running temporary exhibitions. The museum's building was designed by John Nash as part of the formal approach to Regent's Park and dates from 1823, the year when the Academy first admitted students.
Trafalgar Square
Saturday 24th April 2010
Patriotic celebrations take over the City for St George's Day on 23rd April in recognition of England's dragon-slaying patron saint but... More
Handel House, a beautifully restored Georgian house in Mayfair, is where the baroque composer George Frideric Handel lived and died. It was here that he ... More
Malet Place,
University College,Bloomsbury,
London,
WC1EMap
19 minutes walk from Royal Academy Of Music
The Petrie Museum, located within University College London, is one of the largest and most fascinating collections of Egyptian archaeology anywhere in the world. There ... More
In 1835, Marie Tussaud - former sculptor to the court of Louis XVI - established a sideshow of waxworks of famous contemporary and historical figures ... More
Located within the University of Westminster - Marylebone's campus, the vast 14,000 foot P3 exhibition and performance space - a former concrete-testing facility - is ... More
The Sherlock Holmes is a straightforward conversion of two 18th century houses over five floors accommodating 119 clean, contemporary bedrooms. Frosted glass and cream tiles ... More
Every Saturday, Cabbages and Frocks Market makes a welcome return to Marylebone, making a weekend stroll up the pretty high street an even more attractive ...More
As the country's leading contemporary art fair, the Frieze Art Fair is far from conventional and there's always the possibility of stumbling across something extraordinary. ...More
Every Saturday a welcome addition comes to Marylebone, making a weekend stroll up the pretty high street an even more attractive proposition. On Saturdays the ... More
Popular among female fashion followers, Diptyque products are a coveted commodity in trendy circles. It's no surprise, with the deeply Parisian feel to this luxurious ... More
This is the flagship restaurant in the D & D London (formerly Conran Restaurants) empire, though it has had its Michelin star removed it's still ... More
The fantastic Fishworks group have brought their award-winning mix of fresh produce and friendly service to London. Take home a live lobster, dine in the ... More
The Caldesi family first set up a cooking school in Giancarlo's native Tuscany. His 'Return to Tuscany' was captured by BBC cameras and dished up ... More
Park Office,
Storeyard ( Inner Circle),Marylebone,
London,
NW1Map
8 minutes walk from Royal Academy Of Music
Elegant park designed by John Nash.
Another of London’s spectacular John Nash creations, Regent’s Park is a huge, thriving green expanse in the heart of the ... More
This boozer in Marylebone is the first pub from prolific restaurateur Claudio Pulze, the man behind such famous eateries as Aubergine and Zafferano. The cross-over ... More
Located in a 16th-century coaching inn, this sweet little gastropub offers diners the choice of just nibbling on a little tapas, or going for a ... More
Essentially an upmarket club with a restaurant attached, this Grade II listed townhouse overlooking the gardens of Cavendish Square was formerly the Spanish Embassy.
Boasting ...More
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