London is a cultural hub that has been the inspiration behind and location of countless cinematic classics. The city is also home to a number of iconic attractions and landmarks that celebrate the rich history of cinema.
Experience the magic of the city while at the Marble Arch Hotel and satisfy your love of film and cinema by discovering some of these incredible locations. Be sure to let us know about your experience when you return from your day of exploration to our London boutique hotels.
Wellington Street, London
Nestled away in the bustling Covent Garden, one of the city’s most beautiful areas, you’ll find this treasure trove of film history. The London Film Museum is a must-see for movie-lovers visiting the Marble Arch Hotel. It boasts a collection of props, memorabilia and authentic items that showcase the timeline of the film industry. Spend the afternoon exploring the exhibit and learning all about famous actors and how the development of modern cameras has helped change the world of film.
King’s Cross Station, London
If you’re a fan of the iconic Harry Potter series, you won’t want to miss out on a chance to have your photo taken as you phase through the wall at King’s Cross Station onto the mythical Platform 9¾. The beloved magical characters in Harry Potter have become huge parts of British culture and will forever be remembered in the film industry. Be sure you check out the shop next to the platform, too.
Charlie Chaplin Walk, London
For a chance to watch the latest blockbuster hits on the biggest screen in the country, head over to the BFI IMAX an experience true cinematic magic. The huge screen is an incredible feat of engineering and offers viewers a film experience like no other. Book your tickets, buy your snacks and sit back for a night out you’ll never forget.
Dugard Way, London
This beautifully quaint museum in Lambeth is often overlooked by tourists but if you’re a real fan of film and cinema, be sure to check it out. It was established as a charitable organisation by film enthusiasts, Ronald Grant and Martin Humphries to showcase their private collection of memorabilia. There are plenty of great treasures to be found on the shelves and in the display cases of this museum, from on-screen props to vintage movie posters. Cult film fans will love browsing this alternative cinema museum.
Marylebone Road, London
Although you may not ever get a chance to speak to all of your on-screen heroes, you can still have your picture taken with the next best thing. Madame Tussauds, London’s famous waxwork museum, is home to a huge selection of celebrity doppelgangers and is a fun day out for families and film-lovers alike. From current James Bond star, Daniel Craig to movie legends like Robin Williams, there are plenty of famous faces to find.
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