First piece of pre-tour advice is to keep your breakfast as light as possible ahead of a midday start time. Furthermore, don’t worry about dinner as you will endure five increasingly intense courses across five Pubs in just four hours and be full on grub ‘n’ gas!  ​Indeed, London Old Docks – Historic Pubs, Food & Beer […]

​In the busy epicentre of Moorgate, Central London is Guildhall yard that plays host to the Gladiator Games which depicts the blood, sweat and tears that fighters in the Roman era (around AD 50) put their bodies through to stay alive. ​Upon entering the grounds it is very easy to think that peace and tranquility has […]

​Want a diary that looks pretty and gives you a further incentive to keep it in pristine condition – then Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travel Day Planner 2018 will be the standout addition to your bookcase or bedside table. The plethora of colours on the front and back covers are rainbow-esque and will ensure you take extra […]

​Generally Zip Wiring is reserved for the great outdoors reaches where landscape is vast. However should you wish to experience such sensations at city level then Zip World London provides a riveting resolution for you. ​Located a stone’s throw away from Waterloo Station in Archbishop Park are the world’s first city based zip lines at 35 metres […]

Tucked between the crowds at London’s Underbelly festival is a hotspot of watershed entertainment led by one of the most storied burlesque performers Miss Polly Rae.​ ​Indeed, as you enter the venue the seating surrounding the stage is unreserved as wherever you sit you will feel immersed in the entertainment that unfolds. Should you feel that […]

​Flamencura is an illustration of high intensity Flamenco dancing complimented by effortless showboating as the performers display a willingness to entertain. Indeed, this Paco Peña production exudes frantic emotions that are conveyed with captivating zest by the singers and embraced by guitarists strumming soulful melodies. The Flamenco dancers perform in faultless sync with the singers […]

​Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travel Wall Calendar for 2018 provides you with a plethora of panoramic captures to marvel at. The cover image of the Golden Temple in Amritsar sets the precedence for what every turning page of every calendar month depicts, a rich history and culture from all corners and wonders of the world. To compliment […]

​Located in a melting pot of some of London’s most storied landmarks, Brick Lane is the focus of the afternoon during this London Food Tour. Indeed, this street is dubbed ‘Bangla Town’ and it is clear to see why with a plethora of Bangladeshi eateries. ​The tour runs daily and starts at 2:30 PM. Whilst, the local community […]

ndeed, the cast more than express themselves in a dynamic production that illustrates Indian music and dancing culture. As such it is fitting that the Taj Express is held at the Peacock Theatre where a raucous atmosphere in a compact seating environment is present. Unsurprisingly, a plethora of the songs and music is penned by […]

On a side road tucked away in Central London you will find The Roof Gardens. Indeed, upon entering the gardens one will not think that they are possibly in the city centre, such is the secluded and pleasant environment. Those looking to switch off from the crowds and bustling madness should look no further than […]