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How we research our guides
Our guides help you make practical choices about your time, budget and experience. Here is how to read them.
Sources and authorship
The London guides are researched and published by Signature Days. We link to attraction operators and official visitor pages for admission, booking and opening information. A research date records when those sources were checked; it does not mean the author visited every venue. We do not invent first-hand experiences, reviews or local credentials.
Our own words and planning advice
We write original explanations and recommendations. Source links credit factual information. Visit lengths, combinations and routes are editorial estimates and should be adapted to your pace, travel and access needs. We do not reproduce another publisher’s articles or photographs. Existing experience artwork illustrates the kind of occasion described; it is not evidence of an editorial visit or a particular bookable venue.
Free entry and paid extras
We distinguish free public access from ticketed exhibitions, tours, food, transport and other optional spending. Free entry may still require a reservation. Check the linked operator’s current notice before travelling.
Commercial links and prices
Links to Signature Days experiences lead to commercial enquiry pages. Their prices are indicative until the venue, dates, package and final cost are confirmed. The external visitor-information links in the London guides are direct source links. Any future paid placement or affiliate link must be identified where it appears; commercial relationships must not be presented as independent visits.
Updates and corrections
We update a guide’s research date after checking its factual content, rather than automatically on every site build. If a venue changes its rules, use the operator’s latest information. Send the page address and correction to [email protected].