Zoë Willis
Posts by Zoë Willis:
Columbia Road Flower Market
April 3rd, 2013Spring is off to blustery and cold start in London, but we’re enjoying each and every first sign of the warmer weather to come. What better way to celebrate the colours and beauty of spring than to stroll along London’s famous Sunday flower market, Columbia Road in the East End! ... Read More
Wool House at Somerset House in London
March 20th, 2013The Campaign for Wool has a pop-up in Somerset House. And guess what? It’s out with the aran jumpers and in with the sleek, contemporary interiors. Thankfully. Wool House is on at the Somerset House from now through Sunday, March, 24th, 2013. ... Read More
Tea and the National Grid
March 18th, 2013It’s about time for another blog post on tea, one of our favourite British pastimes. For all those electrical and civil engineers, professors of Classical Greek tragedy and readers who have a penchant for soap operas … this one’s dedicated to you! ... Read More
Mothering Sunday in London
March 8th, 2013Mothering Sunday is almost upon us and it’s not just about the schmaltzy cards. Let there be Medieval traditions! Rose-hued priestly vestments! But most of all, let there be cake! Learn more about the history and traditions of Mother’s Day in the UK. ... Read More
London Shopping | Ledbury Road & Westbourne Grove in Notting Hill
March 5th, 2013Find out more about Westbourne Grove and Ledbury Road, Notting Hill’s select shopping destination of choice for the effortlessly elegant. Shhhh! Don’t tell the locals you’re on to them… ... Read More
Portobello Road in Notting Hill – A History
February 21st, 2013Let London Perfect present a potted history of and gentle introduction to the world’s most famous street market. Antiques, fashion, food, the Duke of Edinburgh on a biscuit tin… Portobello Road has it all! ... Read More
Seeing the British Museum Through the Eyes of a Toddler
January 29th, 2013A trip to the British Museum in London is a must for all visitors in London. The museum can be fun for the family, too! Here are some tips for stepping away from the mainstream tours and seeing the museum with a toddler. You’ll never look at the British Museum in the same way again! ... Read More
Celebrating Burns Night
January 23rd, 2013Are you ready for Burns Night on Friday, January 25th? If you’re not sure what it is or how to celebrate, our London based blogger Zoë F. Willis has shared a wee bit about the history of this Scottish holiday and the traditional ways to enjoy this fun night – including haggis, pipers and lots of poetry and Scottish dancing! ... Read More
Exploring West Chelsea in London: Fulham Road, Old Brompton Road & The Beach
January 15th, 2013From the charming residential neighbourhoods of west Cheslea, our London based blogger Zoë F. Willis explores this fun area in London. From the peace of the Brompton Cemetery to the cheers of Chelsea soccer fans at Stamford Bridge stadium and antique shops and restaurants in between, find out more about what to see and do in Chelsea! ... Read More
Discovering Chelsea: Things to Do in One of London’s Top Neighborhoods
January 15th, 2013In our new Discovering London series of blog posts we’re taking an in depth look at things to see and do in Chelsea. One of London’s most popular neighbourhoods, Chelsea is a top spot for shopping and dining along trendy King’s Road and Sloane Square. But don’t miss the other cultural and historic attractions during your stay in Chelsea! ... Read More
Cooking Schools in London
January 7th, 2013London is leading a food revolution that has gourmands from around the world taking notice. From breadmaking courses to marmalade making extravaganzas and traditional British favourites, here’s a list of where to find some of the most unique, interesting and fun cooking classes in London! ... Read More
Boxing Day Traditions
December 26th, 2012Today is Boxing Day – a public holiday for tens of millions of Brits, Irish and a significant smattering of Commonwealth types. It’s not simply a chance to digest yesterday’s feast but actually encompasses a number of themes; the religious, the historical, the material and the sporty. Find out more on the London Perfect Blog! ... Read More
Traditional Christmas Pudding
December 18th, 2012Christmas dinner isn’t complete without the traditional Christmas pudding … brought to the table flaming! Our London based blogger Zoë F. Willis shares the history, fun and hints on where to find a good recipe for a traditional Christmas pudding. Bring a bit of British holiday tradition to your Christmas table this year! ... Read More
Christmas Crackers – A British Holiday Tradition
December 17th, 2012Our London based blogger Zoë F. Willis shares with us the history and fun behind Christmas Crackers – a very traditional part of the Christmas dinner table. And no … they’re not the type of crackers you enjoy with cheese! Celebrate Christmas with this fun British tradition this year! ... Read More
Guide to Afternoon Tea
November 27th, 2012After sharing a brief history of tea and a step by step guide to how to brew the perfect cup, Zoë F. Willis takes readers along to afternoon tea in some of London’s top spots in London Perfect’s Guide to Tea. ... Read More