Buckingham Palace London is on every visitor’s list but many will leave disappointed. As you cannot enter Buckingham Palace in the Winter, without a plan your…
Author: Maxine Morse
Maxine Morse
Maxine Morse is the founder of Londonology, an eZine dedicated to uncovering the best of London’s culture, dining, and entertainment—without the luxury price tag. A seasoned traveler, opera critic, and keen explorer of hidden gems, she shares savvy tips on how to experience the city’s finest offerings for less. When she’s not discovering new places, she’s refining her home, planning her next adventure, or indulging in great food and theatre.
Crossrail Place Roof Garden is a leafy oasis hidden in the roof top of the Canary Wharf Elizabeth Line. Canary Wharf, home to our corporate sector,…
On a recent visit to the Charles Dickens Museum London, I discovered that Charles Dickens was a bit of a rake and dandy and far more…
Step inside the Museum of London Docklands, where the city’s maritime past unfolds in all its gritty, brutal reality. Housed in a Grade II-listed 19th-century warehouse,…
I found numerous references to Postcard Teas when I was writing my article on Where to Buy Tea in London but I couldn’t get my head…
Marylebone on a budget? It can be done! Explore this little known area sandwiched between Marble Arch and Baker’s Street with a unique village atmosphere, many…
In my wildest fantasies, I imagine being gifted a hamper…not just any old hamper but a wicker Fortnum and Mason hamper bearing the chic black monogram…
As soon as I set eyes on the ENO’s Gilbert and Sullivan walking tour I pounced. There was everything to like about it…free tickets, curated by…
Opera Holland Park’s La bohème has memorable staging and standout vocals. La bohème is a Scintillating New Production for Opera Holland Park Giacomo Puccini’s La bohème may be…
London snacks are not to everyone’s taste. You maybe salivating when you read through this list or decide that our snacks are an abomination. Snacking in London…