Of the remaining, we have attempted to provide a list of some of the most attractive and special events in London in the summer.
Let us begin in the summer with Swing Kew (Kew Gardens, Kew, TW9 3AB).
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew guests a varied program of concerts in an enchanting place. Indeed, the time chosen Summer Swing is in the dark on the steps of the Temperate House, the largest Victorian glass survivor in the world.
5 days between 8 and 12 July, these wonderful concerts attracts many people who are rewarded with a final fireworks at the end of each concert around 10:15 clock. The program includes: Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra for the first night. Followed by the EC / Sounds of the Blues Brothers, 9, of Lulu at the 10th Gipsy Kings, and on the11th of July. The last concert of the evening sees again and the Jools Holland Rhythm and Blues Orchestra. Each concert begins very quickly to 7:30 hours, but you can be there one hour in advance to nurture the garden. The grades go from 30-40 pounds. You can reach the Kew Gardens with the tube or train (station Kew Gardens).
If you’re not in London, a few days before this event is not forgotten that the 27th June, it’s a birthday to celebrate with a big concert. 90. Birthday of Nelson Mandela!
Leadership in Hyde Park, where he has decided his 90th Birthday, this revolutionary to peace in London has long been considered a second home. In fact, Ken Livingstone, according to the GLC, London was the starting point of the whole world that the freedom of movement in the twenty-seven years of captivity. You want to know who are the guests? Queen, Leona Lewis, Annie Lennox, Dame Shirley Bassey, Simple Minds, Eddy Grant, Razorlight and Sugababes. A special guest is the Soweto Gospel Choir, major acts have yet to be confirmed. , The concert in order to pay his, 65 pounds for the card
If you have a joy that good food and the kitchen of the world, and you can not miss the weekend of 19-22 June, where 40 of the best restaurants in London will give you samples of their culinary gastronomy and handicrafts. “The taste …” is a national phenomenon with events in six cities this year.
For more pleasant flavor of the event in London, you better go toRegent’s Park There is an entrance (for breakfast or dinner), but you’ll be able to model the size of the dishes, specialties thumbnail, seven or eight during a small meal in small kitchens of restaurants like Le Gavroche, Gordon Ramsay’s Boxwood Café, Tom Aiken “new chip shop, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon and Club Gascon.
During the tasting and buying wine and delicious sounds of jazz and opera meet the air and the digestion.
Regent’s Park is easily reached by subway: The nearest station: Regent’s Park Tube. The site is green Marylebone, Regent’s Park, NW1 4NR. All details and the programs that you see channel4.com/life/microsites/T/taste/london.html.
Even in the Regent’s Park, from 2 June-3 September 2008 to organize the 76th Season of Open Air Theater. Some of the biggest draws will be ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, ‘Romeo and Juliet “and” Twelfth Night “, as part of a shading of the sky was, surrounded by a park in English. More information about the program, with the organizers 0870 601811.
Accommodation in London is a nightmare for the cost of accommodation! London Hotels, B & B, guesthouse and hostels from 15 euros per person and night are a good solution. You can try a few huts or as Clink Hostel Smart Camden Inn Hostel, Smart Hide Park Inn hotel or the Smart Hyde Park View Hotel.
In view of the bed and breakfast, the typical solution for accommodation in London, the correct value for the quality and is safe for Apollo B & B in 43, rue Argyle, in King’s Cross, the popular Avonmore B & B, The Windsor House B & B to 12 Penywern Road, Arriva Hotel B & B 55, Swinton, Road King’s Cross, the B & B Parkwood Place Stanhope or in bed and breakfast Airways 29-31, St. Georges Drive. If you have a studio apartment or a house to try Warwik Studios Dylan House near the main shopping streets of London, Oxford Street and Knightsbridge and the famous theaters of the West End.