Pipers Central London Model ~ a 12 metre long scale model of London
Don’t want to pay a fortune to see London from the Shard? Already seen London from the “London Eye”? Well another entirely different approach is to visit “Pipers Central London … Continue reading
St. James’s, Piccadilly (a Christopher Wren church) & site of a daily market.
Just a short stroll from the chaos of Piccadilly Circus is an oft overlooked church built by Christopher Wren as well as a simple, but pleasant, daily outdoor market. It … Continue reading
Simpson’s-in-the-Strand ~ with a history ranging from Chess to Dickens to Carving lessons
Located on the Strand by the Savoy, Simpson’s-in-the-Strand is one of London’s most historic establishments for over 180 years, that over the years has offered everything from coffee, cigars, chess … Continue reading
Lauderdale House ~ arts & education in North London
Built in 1582 and set in the beautiful Waterlow Park (a topic for a future post perhaps), Lauderdale House is now a hub of community activities. They provide a range … Continue reading
Kew Bridge Steam Museum ~ part of the European Route of Industrial Heritage
We make take our access to water for granted but it has to come from somewhere. For many years the west of London had its water supply pumped from the … Continue reading
The Queen’s Head Pub ~ since 1565 and Darwin’s ‘local’?
While an unlikely destination in and of itself, many individuals visit Downe Village to see Down House - the home of Charles Darwin for many years (see info below). Combining … Continue reading