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For a full comparison of Standard and Premium Digital, click here.Ĭhange the plan you will roll onto at any time during your trial by visiting the “Settings & Account” section. Premium Digital includes access to our premier business column, Lex, as well as 15 curated newsletters covering key business themes with original, in-depth reporting. Standard Digital includes access to a wealth of global news, analysis and expert opinion. We contemplated doing a food tour but timing didn’t work out but found the market easy to navigate for good eats on our own and with some research (probably cheaper doing on our own than food tour as well even though I always enjoy the guide commentary).During your trial you will have complete digital access to FT.com with everything in both of our Standard Digital and Premium Digital packages. Cider bar was also a great experience to try many local ciders in one spot. We of course had to try the sausage roll at the Ginger Pig and it did not disappoint! Also randomly came across Tea2You and it was really good - looks like lots of celebrities visited there and I tried one of the Prince Harry’s favourites. A few places we visited and would recommend include the Gentlemen Baristas borough cafe (better than Monmouth coffee in my opinion and no lines!). Their laksa was also very good as well! The market was much busier on Saturday morning than the weekday morning so would suggest to come on a weekday during your trip if possible. I'll be back next time I'm in London.Īmazing food - best beef Rendang at Joli! Must try when in the market - definitely one of our top meals in London! Went on a weekday during our trip and had to come back on our last day to have the beef rendang again (so good!!!). The V&A is a fantastic museum and I wished I had visited sooner. This is one amazing looking venue to have a spot of lunch in, as is the John Madejski Garden, but this was full of people doing TikTok dance videos, which was mildly annoying, but they aren't hurting anyone in the end. The Chanel exhibit is an additional cost, but tickets seem to be eternally sold out too, however, there is more than enough other and better things going on to keep you occupied.ĭuring our visit we stopped by the Gamble Room for some food and drink. There was also a nice section for movies and the stage with costumes and props from The Lion King, Frozen, Edward Scissorhands, Star Wars, and Charlie Chaplin's suit. There are some incredible, ancient, pieces in there, and it was a joy to walk around. Another artefact that stuck in the mind was a giant carpet in the Islamic section encased in case, on which they turn on subdued lights every 30 minutes for 10 minutes in order to preserve it. Is it packed with artefacts from across the world (sadly, some probably acquired through underhanded means like The British Museum.), one of the best pieces was Michelangelo's David (replica), I had no idea it was so big - settle down you lot, I meant the height of the statue. Honestly, I think she needs a different job if this was her attitude.Īnyway, the museum is nothing short of amazing, and I cannot believe this was my first time there. In fact throughout the day, and dotting in and out of the gift shops, we show countless people asking staff about these bags, and one member of staff was visibly getting more and more exasperated and highly annoyed. However, it was sold out and staff had no idea when more were coming, if at all.
Straight away my wife made a beeline to shop staff to enquire about this Chanel tote bag (Chanel merch being on offer thanks to the Chanel exhibit on show - for those who can look beyond the Nazi connection). Anyway, once through the door we were greeted by cheery security, and, well, immediately we were struck by how grand the entrance/main hall was. We arrived bright and early to a long(ish) queue, however, we met a lovely couple from Pennsylvania whilst waiting who were making The V&A their last big venue visit before their flight that day. However, on a recent trip to London, we planned to go to The V&A after seeing friends post photos on social media, and, well, social media is awash with people clamouring for the Chanel tote bag that is forever sold out, and my better half wanted in. We've always gone to The Natural History Museum which is just across the way, and, having a background and interest in Earth Sciences and Palaeontology, made dinosaurs and ancient life a massive draw for me. In all the years we've been visiting London the V&A Museum has never figured on our itinerary.
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