Lunching at a Russian Doll House in London

11 years ago

This Russian restaurant, Mari Vanna, sits within a rather fancy-schmancy corner of London — just a few skips away from…

Join me for a Picnic in Holland Park

11 years ago

I I live close to Holland Park and often find myself having slow lunches and early dinners there whenever the…

A Not So Little India in London

11 years ago

We trekked to Brent one sunny Saturday to visit the Neasden Temple. It’s the largest Hindu temple outside India —…

Of Danish Kings, Crowns and Quiet Rooms

11 years ago

Frederiksborg Castle — a majestic palatial complex set in the quiet town of Hillerød, just north of Copenhagen. Little did…

Merci, Paris

11 years ago

Merci. That’s “thank you” in French — pronounced mer-see. Isn’t it such a soft, soothing, wonderful sound to express gratitude?…

On Sunlight and Stolen Hours

11 years ago

When your days revolve around a full-time job and running a travel and culture blog, a lunch break in the…

Where Paris Meets Matcha

11 years ago

Rue Sainte-Anne is a street I make a point of visiting whenever I am in Paris — a place for…

Beach, Please

11 years ago

It was 4 degrees Celsius. We made it to Scheveningen beach — and had ice cream. I can’t think of…

Tea Shopping at Twinings

11 years ago

Twinings has been in London for more than 300 years, and its shop on the Strand was the first tea…

Let’s take a Walk in Den Haag

11 years ago

The Hague (“Den Haag”) is only a 30-minute train ride from Amsterdam. But tourists don’t often go there. It is…