Things we did in June 2025

Each month, our in-house experts tell us their highlights – from immersive experiences and new openings to local finds, hidden gems and more.
large tiered west end stage with an actor sat at the bottom of the tiered steps, and another actor sat a few rows behind looking up at a screen with a woman performing a song
See Rachel Zegler star in the revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's legendary musical Evita at the London Coliseum. Image courtesy of London Theatre Direct.

Summer is in full swing and our Visit London authors have been making the most of London's best outdoor theatre shows, fun pop-up events and top experiences to enjoy in the sunshine. Check out what we've been up to this month as we look ahead for even more fun things to do in July.

Chantal - Celebrating tennis season on a Wimbledon Afternoon Tea Bus Tour

A group of women toasting on an afternoon tea bus tour

With London basking in endless sunshine and Wimbledon kicking off at the end of June, it was the perfect time to hop aboard a tennis-themed Wimbledon Afternoon Tea Bus Tour through the city.

Bringing the spirit of Wimbledon to life, it was game, set, and snack as we indulged in a delightful spread of sweet treats, dainty sandwiches, and more. From classic strawberries and cream and freshly baked scones to refreshing Pimm’s and bubbly Prosecco, this panoramic tour of London’s top sights served up a winning combination of flavours and views.

Discover more top London tours.

Hannah - Captivated by the moving revival of Evita 

wide angle photo of the exterior of The London Palladium theatre, with Evita signage at the front and crowds queuing to enter the theatre

I’ve had a wonderfully sunny June enjoying the best outdoor activities and tasty street food markets that London has to offer during the warmer months, but a highlight for me was seeing the much-anticipated Evita at The London Palladium.

The musical was incredible from start to finish; there was so much drama, excitement and emotion filling the room, and the balcony scene was incredible to watch unfold too.

You can read my full Evita review on the Visit London blog.

Sigrun - Immersed in Our Story with David Attenborough at the Natural History Museum

David Attenborough pictured at the Natural History Museum.

A highlight of June was heading to the Natural History Museum to see Our Story with David Attenborough.

Every wall displayed how our story on planet Earth began and the chapters in the story that followed. I was so fascinated by the sight of mushrooms growing and seeing whales gliding across the screens. There were ancient cave drawings from far gone civilizations followed by imagery of all kinds of diverse people, animals and habitats, along with recordings from various documentaries. I didn't know where to turn my head! I was happy to see a positive message at the end, showing how much of a difference we can make despite the global climate issues we currently face.

Check out more immersive experiences in London.

Carole - Seeing the showstopping roller-skating race, Starlight Express 

The cast of Starlight Express stand on roller skates in colourful costumes, bowing to the audience.

As a keen roller-skater myself, Starlight Express has been on my list for a while – and let me tell you, it did not disappoint! Expect dazzling costumes that land somewhere between Star Trek and the astronaut universe, villains plotting their win, a love story unfolding, and big musical numbers, including 'There's a Light at the End of the Tunnel', a track set to be stuck in your head for days. I gripped my seat as Elektra and Rusty hit the final race, whizzing past the audience at lightning speed. 

Book your tickets now and join them in the race of a lifetime.