Wandering what to do this weekend?
Why not having a nice walk along few places in Central London? I am hearing that the light will be spectacular!
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Wandering what to do this weekend?
Why not having a nice walk along few places in Central London? I am hearing that the light will be spectacular!
http://www.lumiere-festival.com/
While digging through internet I stumbled across this very resourceful website. You can find a lot of information in the whole spectrum of fields about London and few other big cities as well. Looking for something to do? Or you need to find a bicycle shop close to you? Looking for yet another market? Would like to see how they all look from bird’s point of view? And you want to do all this in the same time? This will help:
I still need to challenge their accuracy 😉
This looks like fun!!!
http://londontheinside.com/2015/05/15/slip-and-slide/
Coming in August, enjoy!
Motyl. La farfalla. Le papillon. La mariposa. Peteliškė. Fluture. Fjäril. Schmetterling. Féileacán. бабочка. пеперуда. πεταλούδα. فراشة. թիթեռ. Just a few examples of nice names for a beautiful creature. Would you care to learn some more about it?
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit/exhibitions/sensational-butterflies.html
Remember to bring colorful shirt. Enjoy!
London is a very green city. There is a variety of bigger and smaller parks and also garden squares. The latter are usually closed for public. Upcoming weekend however, this will not be the case. Most of them will be open for us to come and enjoy:
There is plenty paths to walk in or around London. All of them can be interesting, depending what does one like. This is another nice walk but with some extra attractions installed on the way:
If you are lucky enough to have some time off (as most people do, to be honest) you might want to jump out of the city for a bit. You can go to Lee River Park and enjoy a whole variety of Easterly activities If not that, the whole River Lee Valley is both interesting and relaxing place to be – both beyond and within London. You can also take your bicycle, go all the way up to Broxbourne and comeback down to London. An enjoyable day trip.
http://www.timeout.com/lon…/things-to-do/easter-country-fair
This time I would like to invite you to one of London’s countless museums. I shall not mention the big and famous ones as they do not need really need mentioning.
The museum for today is The Horniman Museum in south London’s Forest Hill. It is not the biggest but offers interesting curiosities nonetheless. That includes the biggest walrus you will ever see – that is guaranteed