What's on in London in July

The 22nd July sees the reopening of the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace for a limited time only. The event runs across the summer months into October, offering visitors the chance to delve into the rooms and corridors of Her Majesty’s home.

There is also the option to extend your visit to include a garden tour that showcases 350 types of wildflowers, a three-acre lake, and over 200 trees. Why not finish your royal day with a Picnic in a Royal Park, courtesy of The Rubens at the Palace?

The RA Summer Exhibition has been running without pause since 1769 and this year's theme is 'Climate'. Visitors can expect a mirage of colour and artistry in a showcasing of artwork in all mediums, including paintings, printing, photography, and sculpture.

Not only is it an exhibition that will dazzle the senses, but the works on display are available to buy with all proceeds going to the exhibiting artists and the RA's charitable work.

Delve into the latest methods of sustainable food production with a tour of this exceptional underground farm. This unique experience is perfect for those interested in sustainability and the changing practices of our food industry. Not only can you enjoy a private tour, but afterwards you can indulge in a meal cooked by our Chef using microgreens collected at the farm.

Take part in a honey extraction, tasting, and candle-making workshop with this Bee and Honey Masterclass at The Montague. This exciting experience is like no other in London, offering you the chance to learn more about the vital influence of bees on our ecosystem and our role in protecting them.

After a morning of interactive activities, the experience concludes with an Afternoon Tea on our Leopard Bar Terrace where you can overlook the gardens and hives.

The pageantry of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations transcends into July with the Military Musical Spectacular, set to take place on Horse Guards Parade on the 5^th, 6^th, and 7^th of July.

The event will offer a blend of music, fireworks, horsemanship, and the splendour that defines any great British celebration.

Those visiting London in early July are in a prime position to experience the final of the highly anticipated Wimbledon Championships. This fusion of elite sport and quintessential Britishness comes to an end on 10th July and is sure to be a final of intensity and anticipation.

There are also a number of large-screen livestreams of the event taking place across the city, including St Katherine’s Docks, Tower Bridge, and the Canal at King’s Cross.