Step inside a sixteenth-century house in Smithfield.

Scholars fleeing the burgeoning Nazi Party find a safe haven in 1930s Bloomsbury.

Join the crowds at a royal joust in honour of Elizabeth I.

Only the gatehouse of the once lavish Esher Place remains, but step back in time to imagine the palace in its prime. It was a house of exile for Cardinal Wolsey and a place of mourning for Henry VIII, before serving as a private residence for the remainder of the sixteenth century. It even witnessed an early seventeenth century exorcism.