Visit Swinger Crazy Golf is the place that puts golf first in London.

Here's why you should go.

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Two clubs for your pleasure

Swingers Crazy Golf is divided into two London branches: one in West End and the other in The City. These are nice, pleasant places where you can spend a romantic rendezvous or an evening with friends.

There are two on-site mini-golf courses, each with an original range of increasingly challenging holes, though always entertaining.

Add to this a stunning cocktail menu and street food dishes, and you'll understand why Swingers has earned a reputation as one of London's most enjoyable venues.

Swingers Crazy Golf: play a round of golf or two

Golf is at the forefront here and they've really made an effort to make the sport very attractive.

The huge site offers a choice of not one, but two nine-hole courses on each site.

Whether it's teasing your ball around impossible bends or negotiating your way around a giant loop, you're sure to have a great time here.

Enjoy an all-night game with friends with a few cocktails to make the moment unforgettable.

An expanded map

The place makes an effort to offer you a diversified menu. As a result, you'll find a unique offering of food and drink. From delicious street food to colorful cocktails, there's everything you could want at Swingers Crazy Golf.

Who could say no to a burger dripping with blue cheese and bacon in a fluffy brioche bun? It's one of my favorite dishes when I visit.

If you prefer other flavors, how about the meter-long pizzas from Pizza Pilgrims? They're used to mixing flavors and toppings such as burrata, fior de latte and spicy honey to create unique pizzas.

Finally, you can also enjoy delicious tacos. These are comfortably wrapped around crispy baja-style fish or melt-in-your-mouth short-rib barbacoa.

When it comes to beverages, Swingers Crazy Golf has a well-developed range that includes goes beyond your standard cocktails.

Swingers Crazy Golf: exceptional cocktails

On site, you'll find a wide range of creative cocktails for your enjoyment. I advise you to turn to :

• Hot or Not, a combination of Don Julio Blanco, Cascabel honey and lemon
• Hurricane Carter, combining Havana Club 7, apricot brandy, spiced honey syrup, ginger beer and peach bitter

Of course, the map is much more extensive, and it's onlya taste of the cocktails you can find at Swingers Crazy Golf.

Celebrate Christmas at Swingers Crazy Golf

Of course, Swingers wouldn't be a legendary place if they didn't go all out for Christmas.

The packages are cleverly named after key elements of Christmas dinner. They range from the Sprout Set, which includes a round of mini-golf and two deluxe drinks, to the all-inclusive Turkey Set, which includes:

• A mini-golf course
• A reserved area
• A welcome cocktail
• All-you-can-eat drinks
• Street food and a festive dessert

It's everyone's dream to throw an unusual Christmas party this is the perfect place to do it.

Please note, however, that you'll need to reserve your slot before Christmas. Places tend to sell out fast.

Swingers Crazy Golf is the perfect place to spend an evening with friends. On-site, between swings, you can enjoy exceptional food and drink. A perfect day out in London.

Visit Cereal Killer Cafe is the UK's first all-grain café.

On site, you can discover many types of cereals, even those less well-known in France.

I'll take you there this morning for a full breakfast!

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Cereal Killer Cafe: a simple concept

The Cereal Killer Café is the brainchild of Belfast-born twins Alan and Gary Keery. It's the perfect place to find a bowl of cereal.

This originality is the source of their success. Indeed, the little restaurant is never empty. It has now become one of London's most popular spots.

A wide range of cereals

This café serves more than 120 different kinds of cereals, 13 milks and more than 20 additional trims.

Cereals range from British to American and Asian varieties rarely seen by European tourists.

To eat there, you will need :

• 2,50 £ for a small bowl
• 3 £ for a medium bowl
• 3,50 £ for a large bowl

Trim costs 50p and some top-of-the-range milks cost a further 20p.

Here, you can try all kinds of cereals like Oreo O's, made only in South Korea. Add a black coffee and you're sure to have a great time.

Just the thing to wake up on the right foot and build up your strength for the day.

Cereal Killer Cafe: enjoy a full breakfast

It may be a cereal-only restaurant, but there are plenty of other options too.

Toast with various toppings (strawberry fluffs, Nutella...) costs £1.50 for two slices.

You'll also discover 12 different Pop-Tart flavours.

Enjoy cereal-themed cakes and pastries such as Rice Krispie Victoria sponges and Coco Pop brownies.

Finally, beverages focus on teas and coffee from neighboring roaster Allpress.

A place steeped in pop culture

On site, you'll find boxes featuring many symbols of children's culture. Some of them, for example, are decorated with :

• From Batman
• Barbie
• Ninja Turtles

Portraits of serial killers made with cereal are the focus of attention, while the brightly colored basement resembles a child's bedroom.

A soundtrack plays 80s hits from Queen to the Ghostbusters theme.

What are Cereal Killer's opening hours?

The venue opens :

• For breakfast, lunch and dinner 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

How do I get there?

You've got plenty of options for getting to your destination. You can take advantage of public transport such as :

• Visit metro exit at St, Aldgate, Algate East stations
• Visit bus line 8 or 388 and get off at the Brick Lane stop.

The Cereal Killer Cafe is a must in London. On site, you'll enjoy a unique atmosphere as well as delicious cereals to start the day.

London is magical at Christmas.

The city streets sparkle with thousands of Christmas lights.

Famous department stores create elaborate holiday-themed window displays, and Christmas markets spring up all over the city.

Today, I'd like to take you on a tour of this unique atmosphere.

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London Christmas: visit one of the Christmas markets

In November, Christmas markets in central London. Here you can find :

• Christmas gifts
• Christmas decorations
• Clothes
• Street food

Trafalgar Square market

Located on the terrace in front of the National Gallery, this little market was one of my favorites in London.

What I love most about Christmas in Trafalgar Square is the setting. The view over Trafalgar Square and Whitehall to Big Ben and Parliament is incredible.

Here you can find Christmas decorations, hats and gloves, various types of street food and unique gift ideas for friends and family.

Southbank market

A few steps from the London EyeOn the banks of the Thames is the Southbank Centre Christmas Market.

This is one of London's smallest Christmas markets, and it only takes a few minutes to stroll around. in front of the few stores it houses.

This market is more about food and drink than buying gifts and souvenirs.

If you're planning a trip on the London Eye, it's well worth a quick browse through this market, to try some new dishes or to see what's on offer. warm up with a cup of mulled wine or hot cider.

Leicester Square Market

This ephemeral market in Leicester Square is simply magnificent. It's small, it's beautifully decorated and every year there are unique stores you won't find anywhere else.

London Christmas: shopping in department stores

In December, many large London stores have elaborate window displays and decorations.

Harrod's

Harrod's is London's premier department store. Seven floors brimming with luxury goods to buy from all over the world.

They even offer a tea room. Harrod's is located in Knightsbridge on Brompton Road.

Selfridges

Selfridges is an upmarket department store located on Oxford Street.

This store is famous for its creative window displays, so much so that they were photographed and featured in :

• Vogue
• Icon
• Harper's Bazaar
• New York Times.

In December, the windows take on a Christmas theme.

Hamley's

Hamley's is London's largest toy store.

If you visit London with childrendon't miss this colourful and somewhat chaotic during the holiday season. It is located on Regent Street.

See the tree in Trafalgar Square

Every year, Norway presents Great Britain with a tree, a tradition that has lasted since 1947.

This tradition began just after the Second World War. Norway donated the tree to London in gratitude for British support during the war.

The lighting ceremony takes place on the first Thursday in December. It's a popular event to attend.

The tree is decorated in a traditional Norwegian style, with lights running from the top to the bottom of the tree.

London Christmas: dinner in an igloo

One of the unique things to do in London at Christmas is to dine in an igloo. It's much cozier than it sounds.

These small glass rooms are well heated and feature blankets, just in case you're still a little cold.

There are several places in the city where you can do this.

This is particularly true of the Aviary Rooftop restaurant, located atop the Montcalm Royal House hotel.

Other restaurants of this type can be found all over London. You'll find this type of attraction :

• At the Skylight Tobacco Dock
• At Jimmy's Lodge
• At the Alpine Club.

London at Christmas: visit the gingerbread city

It's another unique thing to do in London this Christmas. The exhibition features an enticing and whimsical village made entirely of gingerbread.

Over 100 architects, designers, artists and engineers work together to create an urban Christmas village of gingerbread, icing and candy.

Each year features a different theme. A visit to Gingerbread Town is a snap, taking about half an hour or less.

Now you know what to do this Christmas in London. Of course, you can also enjoy many other activities and unique experiences once you're here. What to do the perfect Christmas vacation.

There are many places secrets in London.

On your vacation, if you pay close enough attention, you can discover places that few tourists know about.

Let's discover these hidden spots together.

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Secret London: Pickering Place

London's Pickering Place offers travelers unforgettable sights and experiences. Located near St. James's Square, this small square is steeped in history. It was once the scene of duels between opposing gentlemen in 1667.

Today, this tranquil site serves mainly as a peaceful garden beautifully surrounded by London's Georgian architecture. An ideal place to appreciate the past.

This enchanting place makes a visit to London an extraordinary journey full of fascinating discoveries through time.

Leadenhall market

If you're visiting London, don't forget to visit Leadenhall Market. This spectacular Victorian market is packed with unique stores and delicious restaurants.

Opened for the first time in 1881, the market has retained much of its original charm.

Its intricate design, grand Edwardian architecture and magnificent glass roof make it an ideal place for visitors to purchase products or simply ponder in awe over this marvellous masterpiece.

With magnificent ceilings adorned with intricate designs, a stroll through the winding corridors of the Leadenhall market gives you an instant sense of time travel.

Leadenhall Market offers not only a wide range of picturesque produce, but also a unique history as it was used as the Chemin de Traverse in the films Harry Potter.

Secret London: the Royal Arcade

When you visit London, be sure to take time to explore the historic Royal Arcade.

Built in 1879 by architect Harry Jarvis, this magnificent structure is one of London's most iconic landmarks. A place filled with breathtaking architecture and a rich history.

It was once home to several exclusive, high-end stores, including Garrard & Co, the country's oldest jewelry store.

Visiting today, you can stroll through jewelry shops and unique boutiques, offering the opportunity to discover something new and exciting from local artisans.

Situated behind an iconic black wrought-iron arched doorway on Old Bond Street, passers-by are guided by the sounds of lively conversation and the delicious aromas of popular cafés and restaurants.

With top-of-the-range style, selection and service, a visit to Royal Arcade is a must if you're visiting London.

Hampstead Hill

When visiting London, one of the best places to admire its unrivalled beauty is Hampstead Hill.

This magnificent Italian-style pergola overlooks the Hampstead Heath nature reserve. offers views breathtaking panoramas of London's historic architecture.

This property is nestled on Ludgate Hill, near St. Paul's Cathedral, and has been around since the 1800s.

The site features large columns and intricate sculptures, as well as numerous green plants such as magnolias.

A perfect place for a romantic stroll or simply to relax, visit Hampstead Hill Garden and Pergola is always a magical experience.

Secret London: Streatham Rookery

This lively area of southwest London has it all. Rich in history, the area is packed with stories, with a constantly evolving culture.

There's something special here that you won't find anywhere else. Whether you plan to visit its popular monuments or immerse yourself in its vibrant nightlife, there's something for everyone at Streatham Rookery.

Leake Street Tunnel

This graffiti-filled urban art gallery is nestled beneath the Waterloo stationa blend of street art, music and lively night-time events.

It's the only legal graffiti space in London, making it a must-see.

As one of Europe's longest and most legal galleries, its walls are adorned with colorful works of art.

You'll feel as if time is temporarily frozen once inside this hidden oasis, enveloped in street art, urban culture and atmosphere found nowhere else in London.

Secret London: Mayfair Market

Located in the iconic Sheraton Grand London Park Lane, this lively market offers an exciting selection of street food and craft beers from different cultures.

From British dishes to Cantonese cuisine, there's something for everyone. The colorful atmosphere will instantly liven up your day when you'll explore what Mercato Mayfair has to offer.

Whether you're there for a quick meal or happy hour with friends, Mercato Mayfair will make your trip to London unforgettable.

There are many other hidden places to discover in London. However, if you don't have a lot of time on your vacation, I'd advise you to give priority to visiting the places listed below. This will make your trip to London unique and incredible.

It's that time of year again when London is packed with Christmas markets.

Today, I'm taking you to my favorite places during this period.

Here we go!

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Christmas market in London: Southbank

This charming riverside market is an ideal stopover after a sightseeing tour. The craft markets are well worth a visit, and the food markets offer delicious cuisine from around the world.

From mulled wine to an abundance of different cheeses and adorable Christmas gifts, this place has everything you need for a perfect Christmas evening.

The riverbank is beautifully decorated, and the traditional log cabins give a real sense of place. in a mini winter wonderland.

Covent Garden

Covent Garden's Christmas market is simply incredible. The lights are magnificent and there are three markets filled with all kinds of handicrafts and homemade gifts.

There's always something to do in Covent Garden. This is an ideal place to eat or be close to London's attractions.

At these markets, you can also take winter and Christmas-themed photos, and there are activities for children.

Take a stroll through the markets and admire Covent Garden's various Christmas games.

Christmas market in London: Leicester Square

Go to Leicester Square to see the venue transform and fill with the magic of Christmas. Traditional markets are the main attraction here, with food and drink, as well as stalls selling different types of unusual Christmas gifts.

There are also plenty of different lights and decorations to take photos, and family activities are often on offer at weekends.

Thanks to excellent transport links in and out of the square, it's an excellent Christmas market. to visit as part of your Christmas shopping weekend.

Kings Cross markets

With ten distinct Christmas markets, you'll discover different types of food, drinks and a range of homemade gifts.

Take a stroll through the markets to find Japanese homewares and handicrafts. you never thought you'd need.

The King's Cross markets are a great day out, and with an entire section dedicated to vegan food.

Take a stroll through the fantastic stalls, sample hearty dishes and buy your very own unique gifts for the family.

Trafalgar Square Christmas Markets

The magic of Christmas can also be found at Trafalgar Square where singers perform regularly to really add to the Christmas spirit.

Take a stroll and discover the various items on offer. You'll find sweet treats, mulled wine and hot chocolate. What you need during your walk.

Christmas market in London: Winter Wonderland

Winter Wonderland is one of London's most popular Christmas attractions. Located in Hyde ParkThis immense wonderland is bursting with all kinds of things.

There are numerous markets, a funfair, an ice rink, a circus show and the Magic Kingdom of Ice.

Take a stroll through the traditional markets and pick up handcrafted gifts and souvenirs. beautiful jewelry for your loved ones.

How much does Winter Wonderland cost?

Winter Wonderland is free during off-peak hours. Standard admission is £5. During peak hours, it's £7.50 per adult.

For Winter Wonderland, you'll need to book your tickets in advance, make sure you're warmly clothed and that all children wear suitable footwear, because there is false snow which can make the ground slippery.

Winter Wonderland opens :

• Every day except Christmas Day, between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.

There are plenty of markets to visit at Christmas in London. These magical places are part of the city's culture. That's why this time of year is the perfect time to visit the English capital.

Visit Brick Lane Marketotherwise known as Truman Brewery Markets, lies at the heart of the Bangladeshi community in East London.

Today, focus on Brick Lane Market.

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Brick Lane Market: the Backyard Market

Backyard Market is Brick Lane's arts and crafts center and home to a great little creative community.

This craft market is located in the Old Truman brewery and offers a lively range of stands for all your creative needs.

You can find :

• Handcrafted jewelry
• Prints
• Clothing by emerging designers
• Unique mosaics
• Homemade food

You'll never know what you'll end up finding at Backyard Market, and that's the beauty of it. Backyard Market opens:

• Every Saturday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Every Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Brick Lane vintage market

Brick Lane Vintage Market is one of London's favorite spots for vintage enthusiasts. a must-see if you're in the area.

With stores selling clothes dating back to the 1920s, over 40 independent traders and boutiques, and the market's self-proclaimed title of "London's vintage mecca", you're bound to find your new favorite garment.

The stands feature eclectic collections of :

• Fur coats
• Leather jackets
• Vests
• Vintage soccer shirts
• Denim
• Dresses

The market is open every day:

• From 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. weekdays
• From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday
• From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays.

Brick Lane Market: Ely's Yard food trucks

Once a former service courtyard and now a mecca for street food, this food market is the place to be. is one of the most popular spots in Brick Lanes.

You'll be spoilt for choice with Ely's Yard food trucks serving :

• Hamburgers
• Chicken wings
• Burritos
• Chicken
• Steaks

The food market is also home to permanent public artworks by BanksyShepard Fairey and Invader Vhils, and also hosts a variety of themed activities and events.

The venue opens :

• Every day 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Upmarket

Every weekend, Ely's Yard hosts Upmarket, a weekend market with over 200 stalls and an indoor food hall.

There are some excellent artisanal food shops in Upmarket, offering freshly prepared and selected products. that give you a taste of the best local specialities.

The impressive dining room offers an eclectic selection of international dishes, including :

• Ethiopians
• Singaporeans
• Koreans
• Brazilians

The place offers a variety of dessert options for an essential sweet break after any meal.

Upmarket also offers a selection of fashion, lifestyle, accessory and art stands, making it the ideal place to shop for the latest fashions. a one-stop shop for all your shopping and dining needs.

Upmarket opens :

• From 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday
• From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday

Brick Lane Market: tea rooms

Brick Lane's tea rooms are a treasure trove of vintage knickknacks, antique housewares and eclectic art that's a real treat to explore.

Antique dealers offer unique bric-a-brac such as :

• Rare first editions of books
• Vintage cards
• Typewriters
• Vintage cameras
• Mid-century furniture

The market is packed with hidden treasures and is a paradise for collectors or history buffs looking for something special.

It even houses a café hidden inside. The tea rooms are also home to gems of beauty, well-being and culture, offering a mix of beauty products, jewelry and prints from around the world.

For those in the mood for a bit of mysticism, the market even has on-site fortune tellers for a glimpse into your future.

Tearooms are open every weekend:

• From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday
• From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday

Now you know more about Brick Lane Market and the different markets you can find here. During your visit, if you have a moment, I recommend you take a look around. You'll find a wide range of that make perfect souvenirs or gifts.