And Traveling the World
Brits love two things: tea and alcohol. If I could make up a statistic (and I can!), I would say that the British consume more tea and champagne than any other people in the world. Being an expat, I try to adopt my host country’s culture, so when an opportunity arises to indulge in both afternoon tea and bubbly at the same time, who am I to turn it down? Especially when it is the Bollinger champagne afternoon tea at The Goring hotel in London.
Today I want to share my Duck and Waffle restaurant in London review with you. This sky-high dining establishment in the City of London is a great place to have a meal with a view in the UK capital.
Today I want to share my review of afternoon tea at the Corinthia hotel in London. Being fashionable, the hotel hosts themed afternoon teas throughout the year to stay on trend. In fact, the Corinthia hotel even designs special fashion afternoon teas.
London has been graced with great art exhibitions this year. From the Damien Hirst retrospective at Tate Modern to the beautiful Ballgowns exhibition at the V&A and the excellent From Paris: A Taste for Impressionism at the Royal Academy, Londoners have been spoiled for choice. And today we’re even more spoiled. Why? Because the Art of Change: New Directions from China exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in the Southbank Centre opens.
