River Thames

If a king entertained his queen in Oxford he might take her to Raymond Blanc's Le Manoir but he would probably take his mistress on the Rosamund the Fair. Rosamund the Fair is a purpose built narrow boat restaurant which cruises the canal and river of Oxford transporting its privileged diners back through time to what is possibly Oxford's most romantic piece of history. Rosamund, the daughter of a welsh Knight, was the much loved mistress of King Henry II. During this medieval period the English kings made nearby Woodstock their favourite hunting lodge and it was there that Henry kept his love. Many legends and myths surround Rosamund ...  Read the complete review

I have lived in London all my life and there was so much and still is that i have not yet seen and no matter what we all say we do live in a fantastic city with loads to do so here is a list of just some of the great things to do in London. LONDON EYE There is not one person i have spoken to that has a bad thing to say about the London eye. Once you have queued up for about half an hour which is the worst point you go into a pod and go round in a huge circle and what a sight you see once your about half way,London really does look amazing from so high up and you get a whole 30 mins to see it all a must for all Londeners to check out. TOWER ...  Read the complete review

Ahh the big smoke. Why do all cities try to do the same thing. We must have fun no matter what it takes and to have fun we must have a lot of cinemas and restaurants together. Yes it is a good plan. The difference in London though is that all the cinemas and restaurants are open together and then everything shuts at the same time, you can either watch a film or eat not both if you dare come out after 9pm. So take your choice, eat or watch a movie then go out to a club, any one will do because club culture is the same wherever you go no matter all we have to do to have fun is get hammered and then dance to Robbie Williams. Then we cacn say Lndon is up there with Los ...  Read the complete review