Your Essential London Guide: March 9-15, 2026 Highlights
The ‘Best Of Londonist: 9-15 March 2026′ serves as a comprehensive weekly roundup, offering readers an invaluable guide to the capital’s diverse offerings. It provides a plethora of benefits, from practical exploration tips to deep dives into London’s unique culture and history, enabling both residents and visitors to maximize their experience.
The roundup features essential guides like ‘How To Explore London’s Museums And Galleries’ and ‘London’s Best Days Out For Garden Lovers’, complete with advice on spotting cherry blossoms. Cultural highlights abound, including the spectacle of a ‘Huge Boar’s Head Paraded Through The City of London’, the permanent display of Dickens’ ‘Death Collar’, and the appearance of a ‘Towering Sculpture Outside New V&A Museum’. Readers are also clued into unique traditions, such as a legendary Soho pub that only pours pints one day a year and a calendar of ‘Wacky Events And Rituals’, alongside the return of ‘The Passion Of Jesus’ free play in Trafalgar Square.
Furthermore, the compilation offers forward-looking advice with ’55+ Of The Best Things To Do In London This Spring’ and ‘Things To Do In London This Week: 16-22 March 2026′, covering St Patrick’s Day and unusual exhibitions. Historical insights are provided through ‘The Tube Roundel: An Evolution’ and a look at the glitzy ‘Ace Of Spades’ club. Crucially, it alerts readers to potential risks, detailing ‘Six Tube Strikes Coming To London In March, April And May’ due to RMT protests, allowing for informed travel planning. The article also reviews ‘London’s 100 Tallest Buildings’ and delves into the ancient rules of ‘Things You MUST NOT DO In Covent Garden’, encouraging community engagement by soliciting ‘Your Hand-Drawn Maps Of London’.
(Source: https://londonist.com/london/best-of-london/best-of-londonist-9-15-march-2026)
