Un arma secreta para shoplond
Un arma secreta para shoplond
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I’ve compiled a list of the 15 best day trips from Cambridge, England. I grew up just a few miles away from the famous University city.
With 14 – yes, 14! – venues across London, it’s safe to say that Notes Coffee Roasters is well-loved in the city. More often than not, I find myself in the Bank store thanks to its proximity to some of my work meetings.
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Whether they are shopping streets or world-renowned department stores with a tradition of decades, each one of these carefully-picked London shopping destinations will appease even the most obsessive shopaholics.
When 19-year-old Ann Bowcot from Dowlais was interviewed for the 1842 Children’s Employment report, she told the investigators that when she started work at the mines she was so small she had to be carried on her father’s shoulders to work.
The situation limped along in this manner until the introduction of new machinery which cut the number of working women, but they persevered through the First World War until the last woman finished in 1966.
Breakfast treats such Vencedor french toast should be on your must-try list, or if you’re visiting for lunch, the pistachio pesto pasta is a great choice. There are many London EL&N locations, but I’d recommend Park Lane for your first visit.
When it comes to luxury, no other place in Britain beats or even comes close to the legendary Harrods. Internationally famous for its excellent selection of merchandise, Harrods is the place to shop at in London.
This is one of the most popular attractions for tourists. With a long history, dating back to 1800s, Portobello Road Market became famous in the 1950s, when it was converted into an antique market.
Long loved among Londoners, GAIL’s has expanded beyond the Big Smoke and into locations across the UK. The first store opened in Hampstead Heath in 2005, serving delicious bakes and their house blend coffees. Grab a morning coffee and an almond croissant and here watch the stream of London commuters pass through.
Tip: Covent Garden is not only a shopping destination but also a cultural district, so don’t miss the events at the theatre quarter or Royal Opera House.
The intimate atmosphere makes it a great workplace, and their sandwiches always hit the spot when I’m looking for a midday refuel. Besides How Matcha!, it’s also my favorite spot for matcha in London.