We are hopeful that spring will show up soon here in London, so why not check out our selection of all the best events and activities to enjoy in sunny London?
Join the big upside-down purple cow in the E4 Udderbelly Festival from Friday 12 April 2013 until Sunday 14 July 2013. Click here to find out what the Udderbelly Festival is all about. Be sure not to miss the opening gala!
If you are feeling nostalgic and missed the Olympic games, you will have the opportunity to take the Olympic Walk. The Olympic Park is currently closed to the public until July 2013, so you will follow a route around the perimeter, as close as permitted by security and guided by professionals who will show you the best places to see the sites.
The London Coffee Festival is taking place at the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane and promises to be an unmissable event for all coffee lovers and industry folk alike. It is the flagship event of the UK Coffee Week 2013, which will be held from 22th to 28th April.
The Cheese and Wine Festival at Southbank Centre is synonymous with delicious food and drink to everyone. Friday 26 April to Sunday 28 April 2013. 11am – 8pm daily (6pm on Sunday).
If you are looking for a cultural break, this festival is what you need. The Pick Me Up Contemporary Graphic Art Fair, a celebration of graphic art, design and illustration, returns this spring from 18th April to 28th April at the Somerset House. Family workshops, lively evening events and creative forums will be running throughout the festival and you will have the opportunity to discover and admire the most innovative graphic art.
If you are coming to London with your little ones, a great way to entertain them is with the huge wooden pirate ship in the amazing Princess Diana Memorial Playground, located next to her Kensington Palace home. This free playground is a tribute for a Princess who loved the innocence of childhood.
Book at one of our luxury serviced apartments and you'll have easy access to all of these events. Our apartments are all centrally located, which makes it easy to go to various parts of London.
By: Derek Gallimore
