Olivia Johnson Travel Tips

Spring has set in, and we have to admit that most of us have been waiting in anticipation for the warm weather. One of the things constant in life is change, and nature shows us every time that it stays true to itself when it comes to seasons changing. Besides the warmer temperatures, one of natures way to let us know that spring has sprung is through the blossoming of flowers. Here are some of the top places to see spring flowers in London. Green Park Green Park, located in the City of Westminster, is one of the Royal Parks of London. Like with most places in the city, the 47-acre space has a rich history. Legend has it that when Queen Caroline found out about her husband's infedelity, she ordered that every flower at the park be pulled out and never to be planted again. That is one of the reasons you will not find any flowerbeds at the park. However, you will find bright yellow daffodils growing between March and April. With these London Hotels Special Offers you ca

Family time is often centred around delicious comfort food. When staying in a busy metropolis like London, there is often little time that one gets the opportunity to prepare a delicious sit-down meal. Sundays are one of the only days of the week that one is afforded the chance to enjoy a home-cooked meal while catching with events of the week. For the lazy cook or people looking to enjoy all the goodness of home cooking without the hassle, there are always these best Sunday roast spots in London. Blacklock Make your way to East London for one of the best Sunday roast locations in the city. The restaurant prides itself in utilizing the best produce from locally sourced farmers and butchers, much like the restaurant at The Park Grand London Paddington Hotel . The Compton Arms Located in Islington is this favourite backstreet pub that is a favourite with sports fans for boasting large screen televisions and serving delicious hearty meals. One of their specialities is hambu