Since I moved to England I have been told a lot about the Kent well-known place of Canterbury. I have mostly heard of its Cathedral, which became a major focus of pilgrimage after the 1170 martyrdom of Thomas Becket. Canterbury and history served as the frame for Geoffrey Chaucer’s 14th-century classic The Canterbury Tales, that you can experience as a tourist attraction (information there).
As its name suggests, this outdoor festival exposes Lanterns at Chiswick House & Gardens, in West London. This is a festival of light and illumination celebrating Chinese New Year 2016 and the Year of the Monkey. Is it magical? Certainly, it keeps its promises.
I have this particular relationship with the Saatchi Gallery… Always attracted to discover new artists and exhibitions, always disappointed by some but also at the same time inevitably stunned by some talents. This time I have had a crush on some pieces of art I will present you…
Who said the museums were dull ? Museums in London are incredibly well-thought for children and parents, which makes it worth to visit them. Let’s begin with the Science Museum…and a special guest!
Sometimes food can be an Art, thus creating new sensations and irrevocably changing the way we think about Food… I have enjoyed such a stunning experience at Sketch in London…
This part of central London counts the most iconic attractions that are unavoidable for any visitor of London. The area of Westminster is dominated by the business of government : from Westminster Abbey and The Houses of Parliament to Trafalgar Square, I have tried to captured the mood of the area…
The Tate Modern currently presents a great event for both art-lovers and those new to Calder’s artwork. This big retrospective is full of wonderful 3D-drawings, paintings, sculptures and you’ll discover the “mobile-art”… Go and see it, you’ll be delighted!
As a Frenchie, I can’t avoid speaking about my favourite brands in London! Not that I feel homesick, not at all, but that’s rather part of pride to refer to the products I like to find here in London …
London’s buildings are too diverse to be characterized by any particular architectural style, but a common point to many of those contemporaries is the use of glass and large windows that gives the opportunity to create interesting effects on photographs.
“Who’s that?” I might hear some of you asking … One of the first great photographer of the 19th century! One visionary and talented woman! Go and see her work, quick!
