Tag: london
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Must-See Objects at the British Museum
As a museum enthusiast, visiting the British Museum was high on my list. But with over 8 million historical artefacts and more than 60 galleries, it’s nearly impossible to see and learn about everything in just one visit. What if a day (or less) is all you’ve got? I’ve compiled a guide of the British…
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A Guide to Shopping in Harrods London
Harrods is a world-renowned luxury department store located in Knightsbridge, London, England. Its history dates back to the 19th century, and the store has become an iconic symbol of luxury and opulence. It was founded by Charles Henry Harrod and remained in the hands of the Harrod family until 1889. In 1985, it was acquired…
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The London Pass: Is it Worth it?
London is an expensive city, I’m sure we want the best way to save while making the best out of your visit there so we decided to try going with The London Pass. But is The London Pass suitable for you? The London Pass comes in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 10…
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Afternoon Tea at Tiffany Blue Box Cafe Harrods
Embracing our inner Holly Golightly while having Afternoon Tea at Tiffany’s at Harrods London, one of Tiffany & Co.’s cafés outside of Fifth Avenue, New York. Afternoon Tea Menu £99 – £69 per pax1pm – 7pm Amuse Bouche Gruyere & Truffle Beignet Savouries Tarragon ChickenPoached SalmonCucumber & Garden MintSalt Beef Sweets Rhubarb & Raspberry CheesecakeBaked…
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A Guide to the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew
I’ve always wanted to visit The Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew even before getting into horticulture. I was fascinated by the Victorian glasshouses, spiral stairs, romantic architecture and many tales that I read from my history books. For years, I romanticized the idea of visiting the gardens and added it to my bucket list as one of…
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A Guide to Shopping in Portobello Market London
One of the top things-to-do on my London travel list was to go antique shopping! Where else to go than to the biggest antique market in London – Portobello Market. Portobello Road is located in Notting Hill, west London which is in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. It got its name from Porto…
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Afternoon Tea at Dalloway Terrace
Dining in London is not complete without Afternoon Tea. Dalloway Terrace at The Bloomsbury changes it’s ambience according to the season. My mum and I got to experience Enchanted Wonderland this Christmas. Afternoon Tea Menu £45 per pax1pm – 4pm Sweets Clementine TartletteWhisky & Scottish Honey MousseDate & Almond FinancierHazelnut & Dark Chocolate Profiterole Scones…
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