Where to eat, what to see and which neighbourhood to stay in — written while showing guests around the city.
London
London has been the home to many famous films, everything from the King’s Speech to Batman! So we decided to point out some of the most famous London film locations used by a screenwriter who loves to use London for his rom-coms; Richard Curtis. Films such Notting Hill and Bridget Jones’s Diary
London
Did you know that just over one quarter of London is made up of parkland? In fact, there are so many open green spaces to enjoy in London, we thought you might like to find out which are our top 10. 1. Greenwich Park Greenwich Park played host to the London
London
1. Kerb – King’s Cross N1C 4AB Kerb’s tagline is: “Making Cities Taste Better” and not only is Petra Barran, Kerb’s founder, a culinary genius when it comes to delighting London’s locals and tourists it seems, but she also offers workshops and 1-1 consultations for those wishing to enter the street
Entertainment
When it comes to live music, the choice on offer in the UK’s capital is second to none. Whether you have a niche taste, or just want to find something on a whim, you can guarantee that London’s venues will provide. But with gigs and concerts on all over the
Valentines
With Champagne bars and restaurants aplenty, London will never be short of all the classic Valentines traditions. But if you are spending the most romantic day of the year here, then it could be the perfect opportunity to break the norm and do something a little different. Nothing stands the
Children
It may be one of the busiest cities in the world, but London has an incredibly child-friendly side that makes it an ideal destination for a family break. As well as special events happening all year round in many different venues, there are countless museums, shows and galleries that offer
Royal Family
London is one of the most diverse cities in the world. Yet its royal heritage remains a top attraction for many visitors from around the globe – namely due to a prolific monarchy that still reigns. From palaces to museums and gardens, an array of stunning royal attractions on offer
Sightseeing
Were you lucky enough to receive tickets to London for Christmas? If not, why not make 2013 the year that you take the family to visit this amazing famous capital city! Throughout the year, there is always something happening in London, from theatre and film premieres, to trade shows and outdoor
Shopping
London is a hotspot shopping destination, whether you’re looking for high-end fashion, fabulous homewares, internationally renowned beauty brands, the latest technology or classic British produce. When it comes to New Year shopping and hitting the sales, the choice and range of shops to suit all tastes and budgets makes it
Christmas
The Christmas panto is a tradition in many cultures the world over and an essential part of the festive season for many families. From Cinderella to Jack and the Beanstalk, Mother Goose and Aladdin, the slapstick comedy, upbeat music and happy ending of the panto is a feel good way
Museums
London’s Victoria and Albert Museum is renowned world over for its stunning exhibitions of art and design, the latest one being no exception. Spanning a total of three galleries, Hollywood Costume pays tribute to a profession that has silently styled some of the most iconic characters in the history of
Christmas
London’s Christmas lights are famous the world over. People flock from around the globe to witness the dazzling collection of displays that illuminate the city’s streets each year. This year, there are as always, some truly stunning set ups – from the traditional to the more unusual, and each one