A new urban oasis beckons in the heart of London's bustling financial district. The Reflection Garden (open to the public 24/7) and its exclusive rooftop terrace at 25 Cannon Street invite visitors to escape the fast-paced city life and immerse themselves in a serene environment. Read on to find out how to enjoy a unique visit to the hidden rooftop terrace - open to the public only for 2 days! Trust me, you won't want to miss this unique opportunity. But first, let's see why

Every November, London's New Bond Street transforms into a dazzling wonderland, captivating us with its stunning Christmas displays. This year, the displays are more spectacular than ever, each telling a unique story and spreading festive cheer. Let's look closer at the major displays, their aesthetics, and the messages they convey. Bond Street Christmas Displays London: 1. Dior's Marine WonderlandDior's Marine Wonderland Dior has transformed Bond Street into a marine wonderl

The Hurlingham Club is a sanctuary of elegance and tranquility, typically reserved for its distinguished members. However, this exclusive club is opening its gates to the public for a limited time this Saturday, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., offering a rare glimpse into one of London’s most prestigious private estates. This is an unmissable opportunity to explore the lush landscapes, historic gardens, and serene ambiance that make The Hurlingham Club a true hidden gem. (check o

Beat January blues with London strolls. Never mind the freezing weather. If it's sunny, a visit to Warren Mews in London unfolds like a serene winter tableau. You can find this tucked-away gem in Fitzrovia, moments away from Warren Street Tube Station. You'll notice how it takes on an enchanting quality as the golden rays of the winter sun play upon its cobblestone streets and historic facades. As you step into Warren Mews, the chill in the air is invigorating. The serenity o

Notting Hill is usually buzzing, so when should you visit it if you'd like to have it all to yourself? The answer is New Year's Day! Yes, walking around London's Notting Hill on the 1st of January is a delightful experience and could be a perfect fresh start to a new year. What to expect? Here's an Insta reel that sums up the visual highlights and a vivid description of my stroll through the picturesque streets of Notting Hill on New Year's Day: Surprisingly serene. Every yea

Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore the public and private sphere of a worldwide star, is presented by Sotheby's until the 5th of September. The famous auction house's 15 galleries display a splendid collection of oddities and cherished items from Freddie's house - all the tiny things that he found so meaningful. In the realm of rock and music history, few names shine as brightly as Freddie Mercury. The charismatic frontman of Quee

Buckingham Palace Gardens is a large private park located in the heart of London, UK. The gardens are situated behind Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch, and the largest private garden in the British capital (covering 17 hectares/42 acres). The gardens are open to the public only during the summer months when the monarch is not in residence, usually from late July to early October. During this time, visitors can take a guided tour of the gardens

If you ever questioned London's magic, get ready to change your mind. Meet one of London's hidden gems: the oldest tree in Hyde Park. The Elfin Oak is an ingenious sculpture made in 1930 from the hollow log of a 900-year-old oak tree. Located next to the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens, the ancient trunk was carved and decorated with painted figures of miniature fairies, elves, gnomes, and small animals, creating the impression that the fanta

An exhibition of 60 drawings by Radiohead vocalist Thom Yorke and artist Stanley Donwood will take place between 25 and 29 May 2022 at 8 Duke Street, St James’s in London. The event showcases 60 works created by Thom Yorke and long-term collaborator and friend Stanley Donwood from 1999 until 2001. The display features lyrical drafts, workings of the Radiohead bear logo, and a cartoon featuring a sperm monster menacing witch monkeys. All artworks were sketched at the turn of t

History, food, buzzing atmosphere, welcome to London’s most effervescent shelter from the bad weather. Whether you’re a local, an excited tourist, or a famous chef, the Borough Market is perfect for stocking up on fresh produce for the week ahead, catching up with your mates, or simply widening your gastronomic horizons. Let’s see what makes Borough Market a must-visit place for everyone. Centuries-old History First of all, Borough Market’s history spans over a millennium, no

In the last quarter of her career, installation artist and celebrated sculptor Louise Bourgeois integrated clothes from all stages of her life into her art, as if she was using fabrics and needles to exorcise and make peace with The Past. With "Woven Child," Hayward Gallery showcases this extraordinary collection of fabric-derived artworks alongside pieces that carved Burgeois's place in the history of art, including a few of her "Cells" and the Spider. “I cannot separate mys

Primal. Electrifying. Visceral. Francis Bacon’s “Man And Beast” exhibition at the Royal Academy is not one for the faint-hearted. Expect one of those shocking once-in-a-lifetime artistic encounters that make you want to scream, run and hide, but at the same time pops your eyes with stirring amazement, awakening the curious beast within yourself. Francis Bacon (1909-1992) began his career in interior decoration and furniture design. In 1945, his career as a painter took off an

Welcome to Hatchards! Founded in 1797, it's the UK’s and London’s oldest bookshop AND the official bookseller to the royal household.

Are you searching for London’s most exotic sky-high foliage-filled garden? Look no further than the top of the 37-storey Walkie Talkie building. Opened in January 2015, Sky Garden is a tropical indoor atrium that covers three floors located 155 metres above the ground. Quite impressive, right? No wonder it's the perfect spot to take in some of the best views over the whole city without paying a single penny. (Yes, access to the Sky Garden is free of charge!). Sky Garden Londo

Visit the British Library to see the original handwritten lyrics for some of the most popular songs of all time. The free display in the BL’s Entrance Hall showcases previously unseen material, including lyrics and photographs from Paul McCartney’s personal archive. (Watch a quick video tour here). Paul McCartney Lyrics British Library: What's on Display Get to see unique exhibits belonging to one of the world’s most successful performers, musicians, and songwriters. It’s a p

Make this spring memorable and book a special 90-minute visit to the Buckingham Palace Garden! Enjoy the blissful serenity of the Queen’s majestic gardens when they’re not typically available to the general public. An experienced royal warden will help you discover all the seasonal highlights during a limited number of just 9 guided tours. You'll have special access to the whole 39-acre private land in full springtime when the historic garden is flourishing with the utmost fr

The Tower of London celebrates the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen with a spectacular, colourful, and vibrant sea of flowers....

Barbican’s exhibition featuring 150 artworks by Japanese American sculptor Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) ends on January 23rd, so there’s still enough time left to discover one of the most pioneering and experimental artists of the 20th century. Don’t miss the chance to see Noguchi’s first touring retrospective in Europe in the past 20 years, reflecting six decades of his creative practice. Get ready to explore his quintessential risk-taking approach to sculpture as a living envi

Dear Bowie fans, remember the temporary David Bowie pop-up shop that simultaneously opened in London and New York? Well, at last, here's a visual tour of it. And if you're curious about the absolutely electric atmosphere of the venue, you can experience it yourself by watching (and listening!) to a brief video shot inside the "Bowie 75" store here. “Without David Bowie, popular music as we know it pretty much wouldn't exist.” (Moby) "David Bowie really played with ideas, and

Each winter, Grosvenor Square in London transforms into a radiant sea of glowing white roses as part of the Ever After Garden. This serene and luminous installation invites visitors to celebrate and honor the memories of loved ones while supporting a meaningful cause. Grosvenor Square Roses: A Garden of Remembrance The Ever After Garden, now in its third year, features over 25,000 roses collected from previous editions. The initiative was co-created by writer Camilla Morton a