If you like traditional art in a grand setting - this is the place for you.
One of the top sea food spots anywhere. Great oysters and fresh shellfish. Cosy, busy, trendy, cool and fun.
Gorgeous cafe by the river. The Millie's breakfast special is a must and freshly squeezed blood orange juice. Sun throughout the morning.
Go for the lunch set menu - it's great value! The duck egg and lobster is out of this world and the bream in spinach and coriander is great too. Awesome desserts and service. Top.
Fun, lively vibe with exceptional food and a fantastic wine selection for all budgets. Yoghurt cake desert is bliss.
Never forget the feeling I had the first time I stepped into this place. True love. The building itself is the top reason to visit, followed closely by the eclectically curated merchandise and brands.
Creamy, well balanced cappuccino, huge (really!) but fruity, almost floral carrot cake - well done!
Gnocchi starter is an absolute must and if you can split the lamb and the beef Sunday roast and you will have the best of both worlds!
I died and went to heaven. Books sorted by country and region. Helpful staff. Lovely place.
The interior of the Electric references the cinema's long history with large leather sofas, footstools as well as tables for food and drink. Perfect place for a romantic night out.
One of the best places in London. If you want to see a skyline of the city just go there.
The best pub in London, old charm, good mix of patrons and proper hand pulled ales and cider. And the best roast pork rolls ever.
Wonderful rambling park, like a trip to the country in the middle of London! Check out the ladies bathing pond (if you're a lady!) in summer for a lovely secluded sunbathing spot & refreshing dip!
Unexpected spot in the part of the town. Chill café with great camel burgers. Cooking classes, live acts in the evening as well
Beautifully restored 19th century palace with elaborate reception rooms, fountains and gardens.
Medina is all behind the walls. Over 20 different areas with their own communities. Mostly bustling with life. Hire a guide if you really want to get to know Marrakech.
Really comes to life at dusk when rows of open air food stalls open and loads of acrobats, snake charmers and jugglers entertain the crowds.
Excellent food ; everything was great including the service and the view. Best plate we had lamb chops.
Lovely place to enjoy a drink and a bit of sun on the terrace. They have sun hats if the sun is a bit too intense.
Great photography museum, but hard to find. Don't miss the views from the rooftop of the whole city.
A stunning confluence of carved cedar, zellij tile work, and ornate stucco from the 15th century. Brook a private tour and visit the tiny dormitory spaces where some of the 900-odd students lived.
