Alfies Antique Market is London's largest indoor antique and vintage market. The market celebrates 90 dealers who each boast uniquely sourced antique and vintage items.

The practice's main campus includes two office buildings constructed using its own Patera pre-fabricated system, and linked by a glass reception area and covered walkway.

Hopkins Architects, 1984

Explore some of the oldest – and newest – parts of London's underground rail infrastructure as you learn about the world’s first passenger underground railway and hear about its impact on the built environment. From saving London from traffic chaos in the 1850s to fuelling its expansion ever since, it's a fascinating tale of human ingenuity – and property speculation!

In centuries past thousands of people thronged to Oxford Street to watch executions – now London's most famous destination draws millions of visitors who spend millions of pounds in Europe's busiest shopping thoroughfare. This walk uses the built environment to chart the history of retail and witness its future already in action.

The Annunciation is a dramatic Gothic Revival building tucked behind the Marble Arch end of Oxford Street. The Grade II* church was built by Sir Walter Tapper in 1912-1914.

Walter Tapper, 1912

Architect-led tours of this reinvention of an Art Deco building not normally open to the public. 10 years in the making, the building forms the backdrop to the Marble Arch, and visitors will see how AHMM’s design ensures the restoration, protection and reinterpretation of the existing historic architectural features.

Allford Hall Monaghan Morris/ F J Wills, 1928

Unique example of Expressionist architecture in London with sculptural staircase based on organic plant forms. Grade II listed. New cafe area and renovations in 2008. Refurbishment of theatre and foyer 2020.

Montague Wheeler, 1926