Extra special Christmas mood in London
Bond Street is where all the most chic and beautiful houses are. It's a street where no one stays impartial, and everyone admires the work of those who have created this.
The Ever After Garden is a bit sad but still a very special place to visit where 25000 illuminated roses with messages for those who have passed away. Visit just to admire or leave a rose for someone who has passed away.
Annabel's club is not only one of the most respected private clubs in London but also an admired clubhouse with its grand balloon decorating the front and catching everyone's eye making you feel like you are a fairytale.
The Now Building in Outernet London will surprise you with the largest LED screen in the world, sucking you into the videos shown there and getting lost in time and enjoying it.
Somerset House skating stands out among the other skating possibilities with the grandness and beauty of the house surrounding it, yet with an intimate feeling because it is in the courtyard. Organized by hours, it should be booked way in advance so that everyone getting on the ice experiences the cleanest and best of it.
London Eye. A classic and very touristy but the views, especially on a sunny day or around the golden hour, are spectacular.
Afternoon tea at Drury Lane Theatre is already special because of the location - a theatre. But that's not all because tea is a bit different, serving no sandwiches but local foods with flavours that are so essential. A very unique experience (note that Charles and Camilla had tea there a few years ago). And if you’re going for a birthday, please ask for a song and be prepared for a surprise.
Notting Hill is a postcard itself, but it's a whole other story at Christmas time.
Kew Gardens’ Annual Christmas at Kew. An unforgettable light and nature experience but one must plan way ahead (beginning of the year) - it is worth every penny, minute, and step walked.
Sir John Soane’s Museum is not only a masterpiece on its own but has a collection of stunning art he collected during his life.
Chinatown, National Gallery, Mayfair, Marylebone, and much more.
