Marconi Houseのアクティビティ

“London’s most beautiful ice rink returns, transforming the Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court into a winter oasis, and ushering in the festive season with a 40ft Christmas tree. 13 Nov 2019 – 12 Jan 2020”

“Art space with great architecture, galleries and temporary exhibitions, cinema... or an ice rink. Inside - Fernandez & Wells for a glass of wine, coffee or tapas and a more upscale French restaurant - Spring”

“On the north side of Waterloo Bridge, sitting on Aldwych, this elegant eighteenth-century landmark hosts several art exhibitions and events at a time, incorporating the Courtauld Gallery and temporary exhibitions in the Embankment Galleries. Hell, even the courtyard (once an Inland Revenue car park) makes itself useful, with the ice rink in winter, fountains in summer and alfresco cinema and live music seasons too. ”

“Radio is a rooftop bar situated on the 10th floor of the ME London hotel with striking views across the river Thames and London’s skyline.”

“The Strand is a lovely place for Sunday Brunch. We enjoyed the atmosphere and the food. You'll feel like you've stepped back to a bygone era, with the decor, the atmosphere, and the attentive service. There are some great buildings and institutions along this street. There is of course the station.Next to it used to be a news cinema. Heading east there used to be the Tivoli cinema.Further along is the Savoy.Hotel and theatre. The theatre is an art deco masterpiece.Next door is Simpson's one of the most famous restaurants in London.After Waterloo Bridge there is Somerset House and Bush House. Then the High Court on one side and the Temple on the other.A lot to see and do.”

“A new and wonderful hotel with lovely views of city of London, cocktails, and a great first class steak restaurant (STK)”

“Very small museum with a fantastic collection of Impressionist and XXth C art. Very nice café downstairs. ”

“I may be biased, but one of the best places for Christmas has to be in London. The capital is busy year round but when it comes to the festive period, it really knows how to put on a show. The city centre looks its very best decorated in thousands of pretty Christmas lights, the shops put on their best window displays and the capitals social calendar is packed with fun festive shows. One of my favourite things to see during the Christmas period is the Circus 1903 at the Southbank Centre. Ice skating rinks pop up around town (I love the ones at the Natural History Museum and the Tower of London) every second theatre seems to put on a pantomime and carol concerts take place around the city. From December 9th to December 24th there are free daily carol concerts held around the famous Norwegian Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square. If you fancy something quite special, you can enjoy afternoon tea with a festive theme. And, if you want to take part in that great British Christmas tradition of a bracing walk, then London also delivers from the manicured gardens of regents park to the wilds of Hampstead heath. ”

“Edwardian theatre that hosts large drama productions and big-name musicals, plus some Shakespeare.”

“The afternoon tea at One Aldwych is a magical experience. Inspired by Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the steaming cocktail is just one of the culinary spectacles! ”

“Classically designed theatre with tiered, Beaux-Arts auditorium, hosts plays, comedies and musicals.”