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  • Jul 2, 2024 | secretldn.com | Alex Landon

    Of all the bus routes in all the boroughs, this is definitely our new favourite. Bustronome (pronounced like gastronomy, rather than metronome, we assume) whizzes you around London, taking in the most famous spots in town, but what sets it apart from your standard bus tour is the addition of a gourmet meal, served under a panoramic glass route. Certainly beats a soggy Tesco sarnie on the 88 to Camden – and you can book your spot here.

  • Jun 26, 2024 | secretldn.com | Alex Landon

    Cualquier lugar que albergue el Borough Market se ha ganado su reputación de potencia culinaria, por lo que no es de extrañar que estos restaurantes del Puente de Londres se consideren algunos de los mejores de la ciudad ya sean en lo alto del Shard o escondido en los encantadores adoquines de Bermondsey Street. Sigue leyendo para descubrir algunos de los mejores lugares gastronómicos de Londres, y prepárate para que te retumbe el estómago..

  • Jun 11, 2024 | secretldn.com | Alex Landon

    For some 500 years, London has been a thriving hotbed of theatre, filling the playhouses with the work of playwrights new and old. In terms of sheer spectacle though, nowhere can best The Globe, the stunning replica of an Elizabethan playhouse that premiered many of Shakespeare’s best-loved works. Famed for their outdoor performances of The Bard’s classics, an evening at The Globe is a theatrical experience like no other.

  • Feb 15, 2024 | secretldn.com | Alex Landon

    Galloping galanthus! The snowdrops have taken over Chelsea once again. Chelsea Psychic Garden has been back in action since January 21 when it celebrated its annual ‘Heralding Spring’ event, throwing open its doors and welcoming folks to gawk at their charming early spring blooms, in particular, their extensive collection of snowdrops. As these pictures can attest, it’s a lovely place to get back to nature, whilst handily prettifying your Instagram feed.

  • Feb 9, 2024 | secretldn.com | Alex Landon

    When you cast your eyes over the London skyline, there’s plenty of iconic sights that catch your eye. Think Big Ben, The Shard, the Wembley Arch, and you’ll have landmarks that have graced the skies of London for years now. Those, however, are mere striplings when compared to St Paul’s Cathedral, whose outline has been framed against sunsets and sunrises for over three hundred years.