BBC Broadcasting House

BBC Broadcasting House is a fascinating blend of history and modernity. It includes the Old Broad House, which dates back to the 1930s. This historic building is known for its remarkable façades, adorned with the renowned sculpture of Prospero and Ariel, as well as the Ariel friezes created by artists Eric Gill and Gilbert Bayes.

The One Show Studio

Every weeknight, the iconic BBC program, The One Show, is broadcast from a studio located on the ground floor of Broadcasting House. The show starts at 7PM and is known for its interactive format. Viewers can catch a glimpse of the action from the outside, as the studio's glass design offers a clear view from the plaza.

In an engaging twist, parts of the show often take place outside the studio, right in the plaza. This unique feature allows for a dynamic connection with the audience, both inside the studio and those passing by outside.