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I like the "Grant Museum of Zoology" in London because it is more compact and less busy than the Natural History Museum. Check the dodo & Tasmanian Devil!

The gardens and pergola are open to the public and are a great spot for a walk or a peaceful afternoon with a good book in hand while lying on the grass.

"Kew Gardens" is the famous UNESCO world heritage site in Southwest London. It's great to visit for its plants, flowers and Christmas festivities!

"Dotori" in London is a little gem of a Korean/Japanese restaurant. I definitely recommend sharing and getting an ice-cold Asian beer along with everything

Stir Coffee Brixton is a lovely neighbourhood coffee shop located on the corner of Brixton Hill and Arodene Road which has a very chilled vibe.

"Cafe Van Gogh" is a charming 100% vegan, not-for-profit restaurant in Brixton. I was first invited there by a meat-eater friend of mine. Just saying...

"The Globe Tavern" London has thankfully managed to avoid becoming a chain. This historical pub is the one Bridget Jones lives above in the film!

Past topics include tent-making in Islamic Cairo, recycling methods in Japan and underground pop culture in ‘50s to ‘80s Ghana.

"The Thames Clipper" is an efficient machine, designed for London commuters. It's the perfect way to get on a boat on the Thames on a sunny evening!

"Brockley Market" is a joyful Southeast London institution, offering fresh produce, ready-to-eat street food, beer, wine and other epicurean delights!

"Zia Lucia" in London maintains an unmistakable taste of Italy, with generous toppings of nduja and anchovies or the back-to-basics marinara.

"Vagabond Wines" is the new wine trend in London. It's the perfect place to pick and choose different kinds, and you pay by the glass. Tasters available!