England

This is the oldest wine bar in London and the inside looks like it hasn't been touched in about 100 years.

this place is cool. If you find time, it's worth a stop for a drink. It's the "oldest wine bar" in London they claim. It's underneath the street in a almost a speakeasy feeling basement... kind of like catacombs. I think Rudyard Kipling used to drink there... IF i could only remember... IF... getthis place is cool. If you find time, it's worth a stop for a drink. It's the "oldest wine bar" in London they claim. It's underneath the street in a almost a speakeasy feeling basement... kind of like catacombs. I think Rudyard Kipling used to drink there... IF i could only remember... IF... get it?… see moresee less

Oldest wine bar in London that is underground ...in a cave...lit only by candles. AWESOME place for a glass of wine. or two.

Old school spot right on Hyde Park. We had a view of the park, but it didn't amount to much of a view because all the trees... not sure it was worth the upgrade. Walking distance to Harrods was a nice bonus.

Super old hotel that is the epitome of old world money! Right next to Hyde park and great shopping! Also an amazing spa.

Very cool interactive menus: http://www.youtube.co...IooHUr8Rwns

Great Thai food. There are a few locations in London... we ate at the one in Soho.

Afternoon tea at Claridges is the perfect way to unwind after a day of shows.

They have over 12,000 original items of domestic everyday products. I'd also like to see a museum for non-brand generics.

This place is having a major exhibit about Jubilee packaging. I may have to be carried out.

This is one of those quirky gems that you kind of have to know about in advance. Basically, the man who, I believe, is the founder, has a lifelong thing for packaging as do I. Organized by era, it's a really, really fascinating look at packaging and advertising through the 20th century. I This is one of those quirky gems that you kind of have to know about in advance. Basically, the man who, I believe, is the founder, has a lifelong thing for packaging as do I. Organized by era, it's a really, really fascinating look at packaging and advertising through the 20th century. I practically had to be pulled away from the royal memorabilia section.… see moresee less

We heard this was the nicest Indian food in London so we went. It was way too fancy for us... It's got at least one Michelin star. The dining room didn't have windows... pretty stuffy. I'm sure if you're a real Indian foodie, you'd dig it though.

You won't get major exercise from this but you'll sure get some great scenery. Most people bring picnics along and stop by the side of the river. Sounds like something out of a Merchant- Ivory movie, doesn't it?

One of the highlights of our trip to Cambridge... actually the entire London trip. It was a lot of fun and easy (as long as you hire someone to do the punting for you.)