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Some think of One Canada Square when talking about Cary Wharf, and others picture a busy business district filled with lots of high-rise buildings surrounded by the River Thames. The beauty of this central London region shines through its many malls, relaxing parks, and exhilarating entertainment life. Fine dining at its best comes from Boisdale … Read more
Canary Wharf is the central business district of London known for the 235-metre One Canada Square. Besides the tall landmark, Canary Wharf is home to many upscale residential buildings with great views of the River Thames and London’s huge skyline. Needless to say, you can expect lots of brunch venues in such a buzzing part … Read more
Hackney is one of the best places in London for several reasons, including the strategic locations, the vibrant, modern vibe, the diversity, and above all – the bars in Hackney. If you’re looking for a great night out in Hackney, London, then you’re in luck. There are some amazing bars in this part of the … Read more
If Liverpool Street is the heart of London, then its bars are the blood that pumps through its veins. And just like your heart rate increases when you’re excited or stressed, Liverpool Street’s pulse quickens when it comes to nightlife. When planning a relaxed evening with friends or a wild night in town, these seven … Read more
Notting Hill’s thriving coffee scene is not to be missed if you are a coffee enthusiast. There is a cafe on each corner, but that doesn’t mean you will love them all (or you just might) if you are famished. There are plenty of Notting Hill cafes for every taste and pocket. But you don’t … Read more
Kensington is an upscale neighbourhood in London, and besides the usual “crème de la crème” of coffee shops, you will find plenty of warm and “down-to-Earth” cafes that fit any budget and taste. If you are out and about the Kensington area, exploring the Natural History Museum or the Science Museum, or taking a tour … Read more
Chelsea is the place to be in west London. Its luxurious restaurants and world-famous designer shops attract tourists from around the globe. This extraordinary area is packed with exclusive and expensive restaurants for locals and visitors to enjoy. The eateries in this area are exceptional, from the lush corners of Sloane Square to the hustle … Read more
Quirky hotels in London range from cool and trendy venues to funky hotels with a unique atmosphere and specific clientele. In a city filled with an ancient and glamorous culture, you will be amiss not to spend a night in historic hotels filled with antique goods and artistic décor. If luxurious and primitive décor isn’t … Read more
Jacuzzi, the California-based company, invented indoor jetted hot tubs in the late 1970s. The hot water tubs were made to accommodate several people and soon became a worldwide phenomenon everyone wanted to be a part of. An invention meant to cure arthritis and joint pain turned into a piece of relaxation equipment used in spas … Read more
Capsule hotels are a novelty that has been synonymous with living in crowded cities like Japan. However, London has joined in on the new concept to offer tourists and guests cheap accommodation. London has a handful of capsule hotels for those who want to spend the night for the novelty value or because they are … Read more
The graffiti tunnel in London is a true masterpiece and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. Every day, hundreds of people visit Leake Street and its tunnel to see the artwork up close and take pictures. As you walk through the graffiti tunnel in London, you can’t help but feel amazed … Read more
Bubble tea, also known as boba milk tea, hails from Taiwan. It is mainly made with chewy tapioca balls, but you will find some with grass jelly, egg pudding, coconut jelly, aloe vera, eve red bean, and oreo. When the first Bubble tea shop opened in 2011, it quickly found its way into the heart … Read more