Ham House

Supposedly one of the most haunted houses in the country, Ham House was built in 1610 by Sir Vavasour, an advisor to King James I. It has the only surviving example of a still room from the time in the world. I quite liked the Below Stairs part of the house as there was the option … More Ham House

Hyde Park

With more than enough activities to while away the afternoon, Hyde Park is the perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon (or even day) away from the busy bustle of central London.

Moreish Deli Café

It is here that I experienced my first ever ‘barraquito’ and still is the only place in London where I can find one. A really sweet coffee, it also has lemon in it. Although I haven’t tried any, the café also sells delicatessen produce and cakes and sandwiches. All hot drinks are between £2- £4.

Gemiler Island

If there’s one thing you make a point of doing whilst visiting Turkey, make it a visit to Gemiler island. On the island, there are the remains of a few churches and many other buildings built between 300- 500 AD. The island is supposedly where St Nicholas is buried. The saint, best known for secret … More Gemiler Island

Natural History Museum

Quite apart from the wide range of permanent exhibits the galleries have to offer, there are always numerous temporary exhibitions on offer throughout the year. Exhibits visited: Wildlife Photographer of the Year Sensational Butterflies Opening hours; The museum is free entry. Most temporary exhibitions cost Although advertised as being closest to the South Kensington Tube … More Natural History Museum