London is a sprawling hub of art, cuisine, shopping, sightseeing and history — as such, planning a trip to a city as rich with culture can be a daunting task.
The best way to start planning a London adventure is to do it day by day — to build on the micro-planning rather than the big picture.
With that in mind, here’s a day in London that will get you in front of some incredible art, seat you at a table and fill you with delicious cuisine, and put your head to rest under a roof where everything’s perfect.
See this — Victoria and Albert Museum
Art and design go hand in hand, and have been shaping the ways in which we see the world for as long as humans have been organizing, building and living together.
The Victoria and Albert Museum is one of the world’s leading museums of art and design, offering visitors the chance to absorb and understand just how it is the two elements of our existence work together to shape the way we see the world.
Take in diverse exhibitions such as Shoes: Pleasure and Pain, which examines footwear throughout the ages and the world, and the contrasts between the simple and the elaborate. Check out pioneering British photographer Captain Linneaus Tripe’s photographs of India and Burma from 1852-1860. Or simply explore the museum and unearth new discoveries for yourself.
Eat here — Sea Containers, Mondrian London
Surrounded by artifacts and décor harkening back to the days of transatlantic sea travel, Sea Containers is an immersive visual and culinary experience. Culinary director Seamus Mullen of New York has partnered with chefs Michael Stenekes and Gus Crosby to create a truly transcontinental menu that reflects both the departing and arriving ports.
Seafood, hearty/savory fare, rustic meats, fresh seasonal ingredients and incredible attention to detail make Sea Containers a must-try on your London adventure. With pescatarian and vegetarian feasts available, there’s something for everyone here.
Sleep here — Hotel Café Royal
Located on Regent Street in London’s West End, Hotel Café Royal is just steps from some of London’s best shopping and nightlife destinations. The hotel itself is a five-star dream, a near-impossible balance between 21st-century amenities and design and the charm and panache of the late-19th/early-20th century. Guest rooms and suites have been impeccably remodeled to seamlessly combine contemporary and classic, and offer incredible amenities throughout.
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