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A Summer's Day in Richmond: Gelato, Geese, and the Thames
Gelato vans on the green, boats gliding under Richmond Bridge, and cows still grazing on Petersham's water meadows — a summer wander along one of London's prettiest stretches of the Thames.

Ina
4 hours ago8 min read


London Open Gardens 2025: Secret Gardens You Can Visit
Passionate gardeners and curious explorers looking for unique ways to experience London’s quieter, greener side, great news! There’s one weekend in the city’s cultural calendar that you won’t want to miss, so save the date! London Open Gardens 2025 is returning this June — and you're invited to be part of this extraordinary celebration of horticulture, history, and community. From secret sanctuaries tucked behind Georgian terraces to lush rooftop gardens and sprawling communa

Ina
May 26, 20255 min read


Visit Warren Mews, London, on a freezing but sunny January morning
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

Ina
Jan 30, 20242 min read


New Year's Day Walk in Notting Hill
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

Ina
Jan 2, 20242 min read


Discover Hidden Treasures During London Open House Festival: Senate House and Library
London is a city that beckons explorers with its rich history, architectural marvels, and hidden gems. One such gem that often remains off the beaten path is the Senate House and Senate House Library, and there's no better time to unlock its secrets than during the Open House London Festival. Get ready for a journey into a world of less-known facts, iconic movie sets, and awe-inspiring numbers that will make your visit truly unforgettable! The Magnificent Senate House: A Brie

Ina
Sep 10, 20232 min read


Leighton House Museum: Top 10 Reasons to Visit
London's cultural scene is a treasure trove of art and history, and nestled within this vibrant landscape is a hidden gem that promises an unparalleled experience: Leighton House. This historic house-turned-museum offers a journey through time, art, and aesthetic beauty. If you're looking for an enriching and captivating escape, here are 10 compelling reasons why you should make a date with this unique museum (more photos here). Leighton House Museum: Top 10 Reasons to Visit

Ina
Aug 12, 20234 min read


Visit London’s Secret Island This Weekend
Eel Pie Island Summer 2024 Open Studios If you’re in the mood for island hopping, head to Eel Pie Island this weekend! Every summer, resident artists on this small sliver of land near London open their fascinating studios for 2 weekends. This year, it's happening on Sat/Sun 29/30th June and 6/7th July, between 11.00 am - 6.00 pm. Not all studios will be open both weekends, so check with individual artists beforehand. (Check out photos from previous years here and here). What'

Ina
Jul 15, 20234 min read


St Pancras Renaissance Hotel: The Grand Staircase Guide
Between King's Cross Station and the British Library in Camden sits the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel – a luxury hotel housed in a beautifully restored Victorian building. It first opened in 1873 as the Midland Grand Hotel and is best known today for its sublime staircase. The hotel features 245 guest rooms and suites, each of which is elegantly decorated and furnished with modern amenities. The hotel also has a range of dining options, including the Booking Office Bar & Resta

Ina
Apr 28, 20233 min read


Amazing Things to Do in London in Winter
⛸️ Skate at Somerset House 📆 Wed, Nov 15, 2023 - Sun, Jan 14, 2024. 🎫 Details & Tickets Show off your best ice-skating moves and share hilarious, unforgettable, and life-affirming moments with your loved ones. The 20th annual festive ice rink experience decks your inner halls with the ultimate nightlife DJ sets, skating lessons, Skate Lates, and gourmet dining. For champagne and cocktails, visit the luxurious rink-side lounge by Moët & Chandon. 🎄 Light up Your Christmas at

Ina
Nov 12, 20224 min read


Best of Summer in London: Enjoy Eco-friendly Cocktails & Dining in Canary Wharf
Top Canary Wharf restaurants have found a very creative way of tackling food waste by launching the “Conscious Cuisine” initiative. Visit Hawksmoor, Humble Grape, Pergola on the Warf, Gaucho, Caravan, and a few more planet-loving eateries until mid-August to indulge in some innovative AND sustainable choices made from ingredients that would have otherwise gone to waste. The unique eco-dining project (part of a bigger and greener transformation of Canary Wharf) drives awarene

Ina
Aug 5, 20224 min read


Photo Album: Buckingham Palace Gardens
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

Ina
Jul 28, 20223 min read


Summer in Regent’s Park with Live Music, Movies, and Theatre Performances
Another fantastic summer of free live music awaits in the heart of the city, as Regent’s Park Music Festival has just begun. Every weekend and bank holiday from 18 June to 25 September, Regent’s Broad Walk and the Bandstand will be home to spectacular concerts. Programmes include local Jazz Big Bands, Concert Bands, small groups, and Choirs. Live performances will be lasting all afternoon from 12.30 to 5:30 PM on Bank Holiday Mondays and Sundays, and from 2 PM to 4 PM on Satu

Ina
Jun 24, 20221 min read


London's Prettiest Streets: A Complete Guide
The ultimate guide and map of London's most beautiful, colourful, and ultra-Instagrammable streets.

Ina
May 6, 20226 min read


Whitechapel Gallery presents "A Century of the Artist’s Studio 1920 – 2020"
Between 24 February and 5 June 2022, the Whitechapel Gallery hosts a 100-year survey of the Studio through the work of image-makers and artists from around the world. Whether it’s an attic, an abandoned factory, or a kitchen table, the artist’s studio is where the great art of our time is conceived. By juxtaposing under-recognized artists with distinguished figures in Western art history, this multimedia exhibition highlights the wide-ranging possibilities of creativity withi

Ina
Apr 14, 20223 min read


Borough Market – London's Most Vibrant Food Market
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

Ina
Apr 11, 20224 min read


Francis Bacon "Man and Beast" is at the Royal Academy of Arts
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

Ina
Mar 25, 20223 min read


Isamu Noguchi show at the White Cube Bermondsey until April
If you missed the Noguchi Retrospective at the Barbican, there’s another Isamu Noguchi exhibition in London. "A New Nature" brings together a series of artworks that reflect Noguchi’s attempts to make us aware of his broader understanding of nature. You can enjoy the exhibition for free until 3 April 2022 at White Cube Bermondsey. "The nature of trees and grass is one thing, but there are many degrees of nature. Concrete can be nature. Interstellar spaces are also nature. The

Ina
Mar 17, 20222 min read


Snowdrops in Hyde Park
It was a freezing Saturday morning but seeing Hyde Park inundated with mini carpets of snowdrops and daffodils warmed our souls with fresh hope: yes, spring is on its way (at last!). We just have to brave another stormy February.

Ina
Feb 22, 20221 min read


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

Ina
Jan 26, 20223 min read


Sky Garden London: Free Panoramic Views Guide
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

Ina
Jan 25, 20223 min read
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