Notting Hill, London: Carnaval, Antiques, and Restaurants
May 19th, 2012Whether you’re looking for an antique Royal Navy Ship Clock from the 1920s or just want to dance in the street to some Calypso music, Notting Hill’s got just what you’re looking for. ... Read More
Now Playing: World Shakespeare Festival Begins with Much Ado
April 25th, 2012From now until November, London will be celebrating their most famous playwright during the World Shakespeare Festival. During the next six weeks of the festival, all of the Bard’s 37 plays will be performed marathon-style at the Globe Theatre in 37 different languages, including Swahili, Maori, and even sign language. ... Read More
Guide to Visiting the Chelsea Flower Show
April 20th, 2012The Chelsea Flower Show in London is just over a month from opening day! This year the celebrated flower show runs from May 22-26 at London’s Royal Hospital in Chelsea. Here are our tips and hints for a memorable visit to the world’s most famous flower show! ... Read More
See the Major General’s Inspection of the Household Cavalry in Hyde Park
March 27th, 2012If you’re in London this Thursday around 10am, you’re in for a royal treat! Plan your morning with a visit to Hyde Park along South Carriage Drive to watch the Major General’s Inspection of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment. Head to the Cavalry Review Ground just across Kensington Road in Knightsbridge where the Household Cavalry ... Read More
London Perfect Selected for Condé Nast Traveler’s World’s Top Villa Rental Specialists List for 2012!
March 20th, 2012We are thrilled to announce that London Perfect has been selected by Condé Nast Traveler for a spot on their highly coveted World’s Top Villa Rental Specialists List for 2012! It’s quite a privilege to be included in Condé Nast Traveler’s exclusive Travel Specialists community, which was announced in the April 2012 issue hitting the ... Read More
Mother’s Day in London: Flowers, Chocolates, Spa Treatments and Other Ways to Pamper Your Mom!
March 16th, 2012We love our moms here in London! So on the fourth Sunday of Lent, we celebrate Mothering Day (more commonly known as Mother’s Day). So if you’re in London for Mother’s Day, here’s where to go and what to do to spoil any of the mothers in your life! First of all, you have to ... Read More
Living the Good Life in Kensington: Shopping and Museums and Tea, Oh My!
February 25th, 2012If you’re looking to go on a shopping spree or take in some of the best cultural exhibits in London, look no further than Kensington. It’s one of London’s most luxurious neighborhoods, and we’ve got the inside scoop on what to do in London and where to stay! Ready for some serious shopping? Well, bring ... Read More
London Theatre: Our Picks for Best Shows in 2012!
February 4th, 2012In case you didn’t know, London’s West End is home to one of the largest theater districts in the world! With more than a dozen of the world’s most beautiful theaters packed into this small district, it’s no wonder that it’s known as Theatreland! So if you’re looking for fun things to do during your ... Read More
London 2012 Art Exhibits: World-Renown Artists Are Coming to London Art Galleries This Year!
January 20th, 2012Over the past few years, London’s art scene has exploded, challenging New York and Berlin for the title of “Art Capital of the World.” New galleries and exhibits are constantly opening, and every year the city’s Frieze Art Fair is a can’t-miss event for the international art community. And if you’re planning a trip to ... Read More
No Place Like London for the Holidays
December 17th, 2011While there’s no place like home for the holidays, we’d just like to remind you that this time of year is also one of the best times to visit London! From the Winter Wonderland Markets in Hyde Park to the Hampton Court Palace Ice Rink, planning a trip to London during Christmas is a magnificent ... Read More
D-Day — the Turning Point of World War II
June 5th, 2011Tomorrow marks the 67th anniversary of the Normandy Invasion — the most well-planned, massive and secret invasion of World War II. A statue of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who helped coordinate the landings stands in Paris and calls to mind his unwavering will and courage of the English people. The quotation on the ... Read More
London Theater Season – Exciting New Productions!
February 24th, 2011London Theater is in full swing and you’ll be spoiled for choice by a host of new productions! I did a survey of our theatre-going friends and here are their choices… ... Read More
Delicious French Navarin of Lamb on a Cold Winter’s Day
January 27th, 2011It’s a freezing day in London, a perfect time to fix an easy and delicious French casserole, called Navarin d’Agneau. I’ve adapted the recipe from several others, especially The Silver Palate Cookbook. ... Read More
London at Sunrise
January 6th, 2011I like to drive my daughter to school if I’ve got time in the mornings. It’s a great time to talk about life, friends, school and more. One of the benefits is that we drive through Kensington Gardens, where it divides with Hyde Park. The other week, was lucky enough to see this sunrise as we drove past. ... Read More
Londonperfect.com — Our First Blog!
April 10th, 2009We’re excited to launch our London Perfect blog. Find tips and ideas about visiting London , recipes, anecdotes and more…We hope you enjoy! ... Read More