Following two successful Mega events in 2021 and 2023, we are pleased to announce that we are returning for London Calling 2025 (GCAK7KC)! We are at Central Hall Westminster, where we hosted London Calling 2021. Right in the heart of the city, opposite Westminster Abbey, on 3rd May 2025.
But this time we’re doing something extra special. We are bringing the GPS Maze back to the UK for only the second time. So keep your eyes on our social media channels and this website for updates over the coming months. Geocaching.com listings will go live at the start of May.
London Calling 2021 (GC8JAYF) was the city’s first Geocaching Mega Event. It took place on 28 August 2021, at Methodist Central Hall, Westminster. Cachers from all over the UK and around the world attended, with the event becoming the largest Geocaching event ever to take place in the city.
London Calling 2023 (GC9MAXX) took place on 29th April 2023 at St Mary’s Church, Marylebone. Attendance was nearly double that of LC21, with visitors coming in from as far afield as Singapore and Australia, making us the world’s fifth-biggest geocaching event of 2023 and the third-biggest event ever to take place in the UK.
Are you thinking about flying into London for our Block Party next year? Here’s the lowdown on the ease of travel from each of the London airports. For planning journeys around London, we recommend Citymapper. It is available from the app stores as well as online here: citymapper.com/londonLondon Gatwick: The easiest way to travel directly to the Block Party, and it would be quite feasible to even go here on a day trip from many European locations. Even say… Prague. 😉 Once you’ve landed at Gatwick, head to the South Terminal for the train station. Catch a train to London Victoria and you can walk to the event in about ten minutes or hop on one of the iconic red buses for a ride to Parliament Square.London Heathrow: The other major airport in London. For this one, you have several options. You can either take the Piccadilly Line to Barons Court and change there for the District Line to St James’ Park Station, or take the Elizabeth Line to Paddington and then take the Circle Line to St James’ Park Station instead.London Stansted/Southend: You’ll want to take a train to Liverpool Street Station for both airports. From there you can take the Circle Line to St James’ Park Station.London City: The most central London airport, but a little more complex to get to the venue. Take the Docklands Light Railway to Canning Town, and change for the Jubilee Line to Westminster and then walk from there across Parliament Square.There are also direct routes from Southampton and Birmingham Airports into London should those be applicable, with Southampton going into Waterloo Station in London for the Jubilee line to Westminster Station. Meanwhile, the train from Birmingham Airport goes to Euston Station in London. From there, you can take the Victoria Line to Victoria Station and walk, or take the number 24 Bus from outside Euston Station straight to Westminster Abbey and cross the road.For more details about travel tips and suggestions, see the page on our website here: londoncallingnow.co.uk/getting-here/… See MoreSee Less
