Do you fancy somewhere that feels futuristic, creative and completely different… but is also totally free?

Let us introduce you to Outernet London

Right next to Tottenham Court Road Station, Outernet is home to some of the largest and most advanced immersive screens in the world. Think four-storey-high, 16K digital walls wrapping around you with moving art, music, light and storytelling.

It is the kind of place you pop into for five minutes… and suddenly an hour has passed.

Whether you wander in solo, meet friends after work, or make it part of a family day out, it is one of the easiest yes decisions in London.

What might you see at the Now Building?

Outernet’s content changes regularly, so there is almost always something new happening.

💕 Emoji Shower: Love Edition - A Valentine’s special version of the joyful immersive show. Afterwards, walk through the glowing Rainbow Tunnel in Now Arcade for a colourful photo moment.

🌱 The Intelligence Garden - A stunning visual journey through the evolution of thought, life and human connection, unfolding across Outernet’s enormous screens. From microscopic life to abstract human cognition, it is a garden where intelligence grows before your eyes.

📺 50 Years of Iconic British TV Ads - In partnership with British Arrows, this free exhibition brings legendary adverts from 1976 to today to life on the biggest screens in London. Relive classics like: Guinness Surfer, Cadbury Gorilla, Nike Nothing Beats a Londoner, John Lewis Christmas, PlayStation Double Life. You can even vote for your all-time favourite!

🍃 Biophilia - A sensory journey through surreal visuals, organic textures and interactive technology that explores how deeply interconnected living things really are.

There is no ticket stress, no cost and no pressure. Just walk in, look up and let yourself be immersed.

For show times and updates, download the official app and plan your visit around what is on.

By the cross roads of Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road.

Nearest tube: Tottenham Court RoadBus routes: 8, 14, 19, 24, 29, 38, 55, 73, 98, 188

Photo credits: Outernet London on Facebook