Euston Road hosts the site of the longest Champagne bar in Europe, five Pret-a-Mangers and a phenomenal E.R. that I recommend ...

Champagne is a big and sometimes intimidating world, so we’ve answered the important questions when it comes to fizz – with ...

📍40 Doric Way, London, NW1 1LH. Searcys St. Pancras boasts the title of ‘Europe’s longest champagne bar’ at an impressive 98 metres, all set above St. Pancras station terminal. Sit yourself down on a ...

It’s certainly no secret that London has a fair few hidden bars tucked up its sleeve. What is kept slightly more under wraps, however, is where to find these surreptitious speakeasies. And that’s ...

London’s sexiest hotel rooms: from Shoreditch to Soho - Whether you want to spend a night in east, west or the city, these va-va-voom capital crash pads are perfect for a romantic escapade ...

Mechelen offers a crowd-free city break alternative to Bruges or Amsterdam. Lente De Vil, from Visit Mechelen, says that the city received a total of 153,394 visitors in the year until October 2024.

Dinner guests are greeted in a canteen-style kitchen with champagne and appetisers ... food court with a bar. When in Mechelen. Eurostar tickets from London St Pancras to Bruxelles Midi start ...

The system was only in place at the London St Pancras station and not other Eurostar terminals. Eurostar passengers on services to the UK should note that from April 8, they will need an Electronic ...

Dishoom is to open a first London branch of its “all day bar-café" spin-off Permit Room on Portobello Road on Notting Hill. The Indian restaurant group famed for its Chicken Ruby signature dish ...

In week one, the bar’s already a scene. Pop icon Madonna already gave her approval. In a carousel post on Instagram featuring photos where she’s posing with Luhrmann, celebrity friends ...

Rail infrastructure operator HS1 is recruiting a design team to expand capacity at St Pancras International station in central London [Deadline: 12 February 2025] The company – which has a 30-year ...

Once, the establishment of priests, singers and servants travelled about England with the King, and their earliest permanent ‘chapels’ were at the Tower of London, Westminster Palace and Eltham Palace ...