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CITINERARY: Science Museum: Mathematics

Posted on August 6, 2018 by admin

The Science Museum’s Mathematics: The Winton Gallery tells the story of how mathematics has shaped our world. Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, the new gallery spans 400 years of human ingenuity and brings mathematical history to life through the design … Continue reading →

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CITINERARY: Royal Albert Hall

Posted on July 30, 2018 by admin

This monument records the success of the Great Exhibition, the international exhibition held in Hyde Park in 1851 organised by Henry Cole and Prince Albert. The success of the 1851 exhibition paid for the construction of not only the Royal … Continue reading →

Posted in .archaeology, .art, .citinerary, .heritage, .history, .modern, .music, .Royal_Albert_Hall, Peter Blake, Shelagh Wakely | Tagged #RAH150, ALBERT MEMORIAL, Albert the organ cat, Appearing at the Royal Albert Hall, Foundation stone, Henry Willis Organ, London, MEMORIAL FOR THE EXHIBITION OF 1851, MOSAIC FRIEZE, MOSAIC TYMPANUM, Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Steps, Queen Victoria, Royal Albert Hall, Shelagh Wakely, Sir Peter Blake, Time capsule buried by Queen Victoria uncovered during Royal Albert Hall dig, Trevor Caley | Leave a comment

4.LON: BritiShakespeare Day

Posted on June 30, 2018 by admin

Yummy early morning at Maitre Choux in South Kensington… on our way to see a newly reopened British Museum gallery… for a journey through China and South Asia… brush painting weaved with musical discoveries from around the world… loosely following … Continue reading →

Posted in .British_Museum, .food, .LONDON, .restaurant, .Royal_Institute_of_British_Architects, .Shakespeare’s_Globe, 2018.06-07.LON-VIE-PMI, travel | Tagged Admonition Stroll, British Museum, Chinese Jade Gallery, House of Flowing Happiness, Korea Gallery, Landscape, London, Maitre Choux, Mango, No Su-hyeon, Planet Organic, Ravi Shankar, Royal Institute of British Architects, Shakespeare's Globe, Sir Joseph Hotung Gallery of China and South Asia, South Kensington, The British Museum's Sarangbang, The Two Noble Kinsmen | Leave a comment

3.LON: Greenwich

Posted on June 29, 2018 by admin

Friday was a very eventful day… starting early morning at Westminster Abbey… long line… Stephen Hawking ashes… famous people… under our feet… learning trails for self-led visits… scientists trail… Poets’ Corner… just recently opened… less crowded… The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee … Continue reading →

Posted in .Barbican, .Greenwich, .Westminster_Abbey, 2018.06-07.LON-VIE-PMI | Tagged Barbican, Fortune Street Park, Greenwich, London, Poets' Corner, South Bank, The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries, Westminster Abbey, Whitecross Street Market | Leave a comment

2.LON: Albertopolis

Posted on June 28, 2018 by admin

First full day in London after a long flight means it is an Albertopolis day! We remember our way around from a previous Albertopolis walk… sweet memories… We manage to wake up early in the morning for a grand tour … Continue reading →

Posted in .Albertopolis, .food, .Hyde_Park, .math, .music, .Royal_Albert_Hall, .Science_Museum, 2018.06-07.LON-VIE-PMI, Sir Peter Blake | Tagged Albertopolis, Alice Roberts, Appearing at the Royal Albert Hall, Belfo, Belgo, London, Mathematics, NATIONAL SCIENCE AND MEDIA MUSEUM, Royal Albert Hall, Science Museum, Sir Peter Blake, THE WINTON GALLERY, WONDERLAB | 1 Comment

1.LONDON: Chelsea & Kensington

Posted on June 27, 2018 by admin

LGW: 15min customs line, not too bad Oyster cards: update and reload Gatwick Express: short & sweet Walk to Nell Gwynn House: 20 min, nice & sunny We are back to our favorite Chelsea place and we have our room … Continue reading →

Posted in .apartment, .app, .food, .Hyde_Park, .LGW, .LONDON, .Serpentine_Gallery, 2018.06-07.LON-VIE-PMI, Béla Bartók, Sou Fujimoto | Tagged Barrels and The Mastaba 1958–2018, Béla Bartók, Blue Plaques, Christo and Jeanne-Claude, English Heritage, Frida Escobedo, Gatwick Express, Japan House, London, Marlborough School, Nell Gwynn House, Pret A Manger, Serpentine Gallery, Serpentine Pavilion 2018, South Kensington, The London Mastaba | Leave a comment

ITINERARY: LON-VIE-PMI

Posted on March 12, 2018 by admin

The Art&Music Trip 🙂 0. Tue 6/26: SJC – LAS – LGW VA | 12:00 – 09:25 | 13h 25m 1 stop Gatwick Express 2FOR1 on London attractions 1. Wed 6/27 London Nell Gwynn House Apartments EUROPEAN COMPOSERS IN LONDON … Continue reading →

Posted in .Big_Island, .Hallstatt, .itinerary, .LAS, .LGW, .LONDON, .Mallorca, .music, .Salzburg, .SJC, .VIENNA, 2018.06-07.LON-VIE-PMI, Gustav Klimt, Joan Miró | Tagged ITINERARY, Japan House, LAS, LGW, LON-VIE-PMI, London, PMI, Royal Albert Hall, Salzkammergut, Science Museum, Shakespeare's Globe, SJC, VIE | Leave a comment

LONDON: Battersea Park

Posted on June 16, 2016 by admin

Non-stop… 9h… uneventful… mostly sleepless… night flight… afternoon in London! Few more side things before the great exploration… check in at Nell Gwynn after seeing a few apartments since they were remodelling the outside of the building… the school nearby … Continue reading →

Posted in .Battersea_Park, .crêpe, .LONDON, .marmelade, .restaurant, Poilâne | Tagged Battersea Park, Chelsea, Duke of York Square, Kensington, Kensington Creperie, London, Muriel's Kitchen, Partridges | Leave a comment

LON: Albertopolis

Posted on June 17, 2015 by admin

South Kensington – Chelsea is a special neighborhood for us. We’ve stayed here on the previous trip because of the proximity to Hyde Park and museums. This time we’ve learned more about the history of Exhibition Road and the area … Continue reading →

Posted in .Albertopolis, .crêpe, .Duke_of_York_Square, .food, .LONDON, .Natural_History_Museum, .Science_Museum, .Victoria_Albert_Museum, 2015.06-07.LON.RO.GR, Poilâne | Tagged Albertopolis, Chelsea, Cocoon, Darwin's Center, Exhibition Road, Family Art Fun, London, LONDON 2015, Natural History Museum, South Kensington, V&A, Wildlife Garden | 1 Comment

LON: The City

Posted on June 16, 2015 by admin

First real discovery day, jetlag is behind us and we have big City plans. The City of London is nicknamed the Square Mile and is the oldest part of London. A good place to start our London itinerary! From Chelsea … Continue reading →

Posted in .ancient, .Chelsea, .City, .LONDON, .Museum_of_London, .tea, .Theatreland, .Trafalgar_Square | Tagged 216 Strand, 30 Cannon Street, Ancient History, Bracken House, City Visitor Center, City Visitor Trail, Gift Horse on the Fourth Plinth, London, Museum of London, St. Paul Gardens, The City, The Monument to the Great Fire of London, Twinings | Leave a comment

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