A painful experience but an experience all the same. This company offer paint balling all over the…read moreUK and the one located close to Croydon is a decent one. The area for the paint balling to take part is quite adventurous but I am sure there are better layouts in other locations. This is a fun thing to do with your friends or family but it isn't for the faint hearted! Prepare to be bruised!

Very cosy gallery in Bermondsey! They do a lot of stuff and I just visited them at a performance…read morenight (called "The Sexy Side Of Performance") and a free Christmas movie screening. They also have a bar and sell relatively cheap drinks. I will definitely visit them next week for their upcoming exhibition!

Joining the RGS in Hong Kong is one of the best things I've ever done. And to visit the mother ship…read more& have lunch in the tea room. How cool is that?

There is always something interesting going on at the Royal Geographic Society. Most of their…read moreexhibitions also tend to be absolutely free. The current "Travel Photographer of the Year" will be on until early September. The other advantage is that their exhibitions are normally open until 7pm at least on Fridays and Saturdays, so you can nip in for a bit after being thrown out of the Science/Natural History/ V&A museums around 6. There's a tiny cafe on the premises which serves up some basic stuff. They often host some interesting travel related lectures - sign up to their newsletter to stay informed.

When you are on the bus on Fulham road you will pass at some stage a shop which has what ever…read moreweather is like his mirrors proudly on display outside. Walking by it will reflect you from different angles - this shop intrigued me - so I went in. Their price tags are clearly displayed and sometimes they have special offers. I was looking for a mirror - a girl has a hard time not having a mirror in her bedroom. I found a pair of rectangle shaped mirrors. They both had a white wooden framing. I think I bought them for £40, which was a good deal and since then they are hanging in my little room, which makes it optical bigger! They also are specialised in tailor-made framing - you definitely should check this place out - the owner is very helpful and full fills special wishes. It belongs to the Albert Williams Gallery.

Quaint little museum, free entry and worth a look around if you are in the area. Offers a good…read morehistory of the area, quite small so wont take you long to look around but never the less interesting. Located half way down the high street with nearby parking its easy to find and the staff in their are welcoming and knowledgable.

I used to take my toddler to this sure-step over one and under twos group every Tuesday afternoons…read more We used to grab a quick bite at the cafe on the premises which was handy and she got to do all the messy mucky play she loves doing. There are usually one or two health-visitors on that particular afternoons as well, all willing to help you in case you needed a bit of guidence on parenting. There is a small outdoors play are with chickens and some fountains ideal in summers One area of the two-roomed play area has set-ups for the messy play stuff ..water, painting-easels,rice trays , glue tables etc. whereas another section has stuff for non-messy plays like dressing up a wooded tunnel, house and slides, books etc.

Worked here for two weeks on work experience and loved every minute. Brilliant place to take you…read morechild there are health advisor on site on some of the days. The place is kept in a good clean working order. Outdoor area great for the summer and areas for messy playing. The staff members there are easy to talk to and are brilliant work mates. I would recommend this place to anyone.

The can's festival is now a distant memory. yet the spirt of it stil remans in Leake Street…read more The main works have now been gone over, but the new ones of non-celebrty artist are still of a very high standard. Still worth a look.

This is a grubby street/tunnel beneath the train tracks leading out of Waterloo station that's now…read morecompletely covered by incredible graffiti street art. It's end-to-end spray-painted masterpieces. Banksy organised an exhibit here in May 2008, and many others have followed, and continue to contribute new art all the time. Check out some of the images on Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=leake&w=all) , but definitely stop by and see it for real.

This is a small museum and art gallery. It has displays that are very boring. I hate places that…read morethink they can just shove something in a glass case and then label it. There is no interaction with the history on display here. It is an old style museum that hopefully will disappear soon. The art gallery has some interesting pieces on display. But, it is on such a small scale that it really is not worth the effort! The library is on the ground floor.

The Tunbridge Wells museum on Mount Pleasant Road is quite a cool museum. Not as exciting as the…read moretypes of museum's found in London or other major cities across the UK but it is home to some rather interesting artefacts and exhibitions. It's free so you can't complain to much and it's worth checking it our for something to do because even if you're not keen on it, you won't have wasted any money. Although I have to say that the dolls and toys section was really cool! There is also a collection of natural history and some great textiles and costumes available to view. It's not at all bad and I really recommend it because, as I said before, IT'S FREEEE!!