Fortnum and Mason

A good friend asked us to buy some tea for her and they were from F&M. We have never really heard of he store before until we stumbled into it. Wow it is a great store! We even ended having high teaLeggi altro
Bonnie Gull

It was good. How?
Ashley sums it up: "I have eaten fish my whole life. My dad and father-in-law" both fish so I am used to eating freshly prepared fish. This dish just blew me away. It's so goodLeggi altro
Tate Modern Museum

Truth be told, this is not our favorite museum. This not not the fault of the museum, in fact, I really liked the architecture of the building itself.
Modern art focuses symbolism and contextualLeggi altro
Shakespare's Globe

Shakespare's Globe is right next to the Tate Museum. There is multiple performances every day and they are always sold out. We walked around the place and of course visited the gift shop. :)
On theLeggi altro
Borough Market

While looking for the bus stop to go to Poppies, we stumbled into the Borough Market. It was near closing already but we did get a chance to pretty much walk around the whole market. We got to see andLeggi altro
Old Spitalfields Market

Wanted to try out Poppies Fish and Chips. Google pointed us to Spitalfields. Didn't clue in what this was until we got there. It's not a proper restaurant but more like a food court thing in theLeggi altro
Worship at Westminster Abbey

One of the highlights of the trip. Sunday worship at Westminster Abbey. As it should be, there is no cameras allowed inside.
Big Ben and the Parliment

After the Sunday service, we did a bit of walking around.
National Gallery Part 2

We figured out why Trafalgar Square was blocked off all week. It is because of a special event today! There are short presentations from a lot of different theatrical shows going on in town. It's aLeggi altro
Dinner at the Duck & Waffle Local

Found this on Yelp as "up and coming". It was close and we were starving. The cuisine has a certain fusion element which is quite special. The burger has a layer of small pieces of instant noodle toLeggi altro
Princess Diana Memorials

The Princess Diana Memorial is made up of two parts. A children playground where only children under 12 and their parents are allowed in and the Memorial Fountain. The fountain is not really a singleLeggi altro
Victoria and Albert Museum

Victoria and Albert Museum is the second most rated museum after the British Museum. It was created by Prince Albert and was the first museum designed for the "commoners". It was the first museum toLeggi altro
High Tea at Fortnum & Mason

High Tea is what the British is famous for. So we wanted to give it a try. It is basically a buffet where you can ask for more of anything in the chosen set meal. You can also try different teas onLeggi altro
Grenfell Tower

In the morning, we decided to visit the site of the horrible high rise fire in North Kensington. We bumped into a few actual residents of the tower who were still shocked and were staring at theLeggi altro
Portobello Road

Although duped "the world's largest antique market" by the official website, it's quite a contrast between the quietness we saw on a Monday and the official pictures on Fridays and Saturdays.Leggi altro
National Gallery Part 3

It was raining hard so the Trafalgar Square is pretty empty for once. We did another round of National Gallery, focussing on Turner. We bumped into an art appreciation class, so we just shamelessLeggi altro
Harold Pinter Theatre

A modern adaption of Hamlet. With Andrew Scott of Moriarty's frame as the Prince. The play is based on a modern setting in Denmark but the words are still Shakespearian. Andrew Scott was excellent!Leggi altro
Heading Home!

The checkout is at 10am and the flight is at 5:18pm. So we decided to save on taxi, Heathrow Express or even Heathrow Connect. We took the tube from Paddington to King's Cross and from there toLeggi altro