Escaping London can be a godsend for mental health. While it’s one of the most exciting cities in the world, it can also swallow you whole if you’re not careful, and even visiting the city can take its toll after a few days of hustle and bustle. We all have different points in which we…
By day, London dazzles with its royal palaces, sprawling parks, and world-class museums. But as the sun dips behind the skyline and the gas lamps begin to glow, the city takes on a different character. One that is shaped not by pageantry, but by bloodstained cobblestones and whispered legends. Welcome to the shadowy world of…
London is a melting pot of astonishing history, culture, and technology. Yet, it is not bound by typical lodgings. Is it possible for the travelers to experience something different than traditional hotels in this city? They certainly can, but not without encountering the hidden gems that are creative in their own way. A hotel that…
In the late 1800s, British author and doctor Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote a novel called A Study in Scarlet about a discerning detective named Sherlock Holmes and his brainy companion Dr. Watson. Thus, the most celebrated fictional crime-solving duo in history graced the page for the first time. It is estimated that Sherlock Holmes…
London is a cosmopolitan city that has been at the forefront of cultural trends for centuries. London has long been celebrated for its tea and crumpets, but there are plenty of other curious and innovative culinary delights waiting to be sampled in imaginative dining rooms that are worth experiencing. Cafe in the Crypt If sipping…
London is an embodiment of time where echoes of ancient times rhyme with the rhythm of the present day. This means that it still tells stories. Thus, beyond its landmarks and busy streets, there is a remarkable side of it that remains hidden in the fast-paced world, i.e. hidden villages that are windows into another…
Regular or first-time visitors to London have one thing in common- they all tend to see the main highlights of the city. You name it, and they have been there and seen popular spots such as Big Ben, Tower Bridge, London Eye, or the famous Buckingham Palace. Most people take the same path as the…
When most people think of Great Britain, they immediately think of tea time. London’s most famous tea importer actually started out slinging coffee. In 1706, Thomas Twining opened Tom’s Coffee House, which catered to London’s well-to-do residents. Thomas Twining’s background working at the East India Company inspired him to sell a variety of teas. Tom’s…
