London drowns in tourists. The British capital is one of the world’s greatest cities and with that its instantly recognisable landmarks that draw in millions of visitors every year it can become rather crowded. You’ll never be able to soak it all up on your own.
The experience is always shared here, and the fight for the best Kodak moment is always amusing to watch. Anyone visiting London must have heard of Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, The London Eye and The Shard; the attraction list is endless, and many scuttle across the breathtaking metropolis panicking they’ll miss out on everything London has to offer.
The downside, however, is the crowds and the queues. You’ll never be able to soak it all up on your own. The experience is always shared here, and the fight for the best kodak moment is always amusing to watch. But there is a side to London you can experience and have all to yourself.
The out there attractions are enough to exhaust anyone for a day but the hidden gems that are behind the scenes are just as satisfying and, if anything, more magical. If you’re feeling parched and fancy a tipple, don’t head for the typical bar. Delve deeper into London’s streets and head for Gordon’s Wine Bar.
Located right by Charing Cross Station on the Embankment it can be a hard one to miss. You have to turn into a walkway and down a very steep set of wooden steps. Be careful when going back up these, especially if a glass of wine is to hand. Housed in 16th century cellars, it has the atmosphere of a centuries-old tavern, after all it is London’s oldest wine bar.
It is a rather romantic setting and this drinking house is a personal favourite of the east London escorts. If you’re claustrophobic you might struggle to soak up the ambiance in here as it is very enclosed.
But sipping a glass of wine by candlelight in what seems like a time machine is rather special and there is even a sense of intrigue when you hear London’s tube trains above your head.
Healthy snacks are available if you fancy a light nibble with your drink or you can indulge in traditional British pub grub and treat yourself to a homemade pie.
Brick Lane really is one of London’s biggest attention seekers. Located in Shoreditch, Brick Lane is one of the most culturally diverse districts; it is the epitome of edgy and everything vintage. Renowned for its curry houses, markets, music and contrasting atmosphere, it may not have a single distinctive landmark but Brick Lane is a thrilling hidden gem.
The V London escorts love spending their summers soaking up the sun in Brick Lane. They enjoy soaking up the sunshine with a sweet cider in hand, and dancing to one of the reggae bar’s jukeboxesall night long.
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