May 8, 2010. A trip to London
On May 17, 2010, a trip to London will occur. Among the scheduled events is visiting the famous London’s Gordon Ramsay Restaurant at Claridge’s. Tasting of traditional British dishes cooked by the cult chef Gary Rhodes in his Rhode’s Twenty Four Restaurant in London City. A dinner in Fifteen Restaurant founded by the legendary “Naked Chef” Jamie Oliver. Tasting dishes in the Hinds Head Pub in a small city of Bray belonging to the world wide famous “culinary alchemist” and the founder of the molecular cuisine Heston Blumenthal.
Apart from getting acquainted with gourmet’s London, visiting the Sherlock Holmes museum, the Madame Tussot’s Gallery, the Egyptian Hall of the British Museum, the Modern Arts Tate Gallery and the Shakespeare Theater are scheduled. An excursion to the Tower fortress and viewing the treasures of the British Empire, talking with the Beefeaters and the Tower’s Ravens, a stroll down the Tower’s Bridge. A trip to the Greenwich zero meridian, a dinner in the Trafalgar Tavern Pub. A trip to Hampton Court – the residence of King Henry VIII, – getting acquainted with the Tudor’s cuisine. A trip to Windsor and an excursion to the Windsor Castle the now operating residence of Her Majesty Queen of Great Britain Elizabeth II. Visiting the St George Chapel and the “headquarters” of the Order of the Garter. An excursion to Eton College, a school where almost the entire elite of Great Britain including princes William and Harry studied. An excursion to the Westminster Abbey, the Shrine of the British Monarchs. Well, and of course, viewing London from the observation wheel, pilgrimage to St Paul’s Cathedral; with that rising to the famous gallery of whisper and the viewing site on the Cathedral’s dome will be a must! Walking along the Thames and crossing the Millennium Bridge.
Visiting the legendary London’s musicals “Mama Mia” and “The Lion King.” Tasting Scotch whisky in the membership Scotch Malt Whisky Society Club. Visiting a boutique of British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood. And, of course, shopping in the best London’s malls.