This is by far the sexiest shop in town. Selling their own brand of saucy, naughty lingerie, the pink and black lacquered shop interior is enough to put you in the mood. 続きを読む
Officially the country's most popular tourist attraction, the British Museum opened to the public in 1759 in Montagu House, which then occupied this site. 続きを読む
Not as morbid as one might assume - Highgate Cemetary is as atmospheric and picturesque as it is historically pertinent. Be sure to visit Karl Marx's grave. 続きを読む
Enjoy a vast unspoiled park just a few kilometres away from the heart of London. Visit the open-air lido, the Kenwood House and Parliament Hill which has one of the best views of London’s skyline. 続きを読む
Designed as a "living museum," the house is arranged to make visitors feel as if they've interrupted the residents. You'll see burning candles and uneaten meals, and you'll even hear voices. 続きを読む
A visit to the Geffrye Museum is about as close as it gets to travelling in time. Dedicated to interior design, it consists of a series of eleven lovingly recreated period living rooms. 続きを読む
The Serpentine Gallery, the sunken garden and the beautiful flower walk provide alluring ways to while away a sunny afternoon. 続きを読む
"A London hotspot in summer for open-air gigs and films, and in winter for ice-skating..." 続きを読む
Open from Thursday to Saturday this a food-lovers' paradise. But be warned if you're going on a weekend, get there at 8am to avoid the crowds 続きを読む
Home to one of the world's finest collections of children's toys, dolls' houses, games and costumes. 続きを読む
A must for everyone who is looking for heaven on earth:o). Romantic, exquisite food, an exceptional wine list. Simple great value for money (offer set menus at lunch). I'm loving it:o) 続きを読む
On Friday and Saturday, make your way over BEFORE 20:30 to miss the queues and grab a table! 続きを読む
Hard to find but well worth it - an unspoilt old pub with lovely atmosphere, unusual guest beers, and bargain toasted sandwiches 続きを読む
one of my other favorite basements in London. it's like a speakeasy. nothing fancy, just cheap beer, cheap booze, a wheely bag, and frank sinatra tunes. show up early. place gets packed 続きを読む
This landmark of the Shoreditch bar scene is characterised by its funky, cosmopolitan feel and touch of class. 続きを読む
Fish and chips the way it should be. Not at the right price though, could be a little cheaper 続きを読む
It's a fair-trade, hippy-friendly kinda place, where you might walk in on anything from a film night and dance lessons, to a late-night jam session or a communal dinner (3.50 a head for food) bargain! 続きを読む
Thanks to its picturesque canals, it’s easy to see why local poet Robert Browning named the area Little Venice. You can enjoy the views from a waterbus or simply stroll along the 2.5 mile towpath. 続きを読む
Happiness Forgets is all about good drinks and good vibes, nothing too fancy or in your face. It's a small Oasis away from the edgy haircuts and art collectives that usually fill this hood. 続きを読む
Missed breakfast? Never fear, the Breakfast Club - as it's name suggests - won't let you down, because "it's always breakfast-time somewhere in the world" 続きを読む
As the mecca of London clubland, one really can't go amiss. Check out the Fabriclive CD vending machine as you come in! 続きを読む