Portobello road - The famous Portobello Road Market in Notting Hill, with its antiques and flea market finds, takes place every Saturday - although there are also stalls from Monday to Friday. It is a colourful, dynamic stretch of London that oozes trendiness and fun. On Saturday, it's huge, with over 2,000 stalls, selling everything from books to bric-a-brac and lace to Limoges - even fashion and exotic cooking ingredients are on sale. Thousands of people mill around browsing second-hand clothing stalls or choosing outlandish material. For those who have the patience to search, there are some fantastic bargains. This really is the place to shop-and-eat and then shop some more.A market has been held here since 1837...
sobota 28. mája 2011
NOTTING HILL
Portobello road - The famous Portobello Road Market in Notting Hill, with its antiques and flea market finds, takes place every Saturday - although there are also stalls from Monday to Friday. It is a colourful, dynamic stretch of London that oozes trendiness and fun. On Saturday, it's huge, with over 2,000 stalls, selling everything from books to bric-a-brac and lace to Limoges - even fashion and exotic cooking ingredients are on sale. Thousands of people mill around browsing second-hand clothing stalls or choosing outlandish material. For those who have the patience to search, there are some fantastic bargains. This really is the place to shop-and-eat and then shop some more.A market has been held here since 1837...
piatok 27. mája 2011
The Royal Festival Hall
Symphony Nr. 7
Last night I had the opportunity
to hear
Lorin Maazel and the London Philharmonic
Orchestra presented the performance
of Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No 7
in The Royal Festival Hall.
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This was to be performed in celebration of
the 150th anniversary of the composer’s birth
on July 7, 1860 and the 100th anniversary
of his death on May 18, 1911
Gustav Mahler 1860-1911
Royal Festival Hall stands at the heart
of Southbank Centre complex by
the River Thames, with sweeping views
of the capital from the London Eye
and was opened in 1951
as part of the Festival of Britain
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