London er en by med mange seværdigheder – nogle mere
populære end andre. Din første dag eller to i London burde du selvfølgelig se
seværdigheder så som Big Ben, London Eye og Camden Lock Market, men hvis du tilfældigvis
har noget ekstra tid i hænderne, så vil jeg helt klart anbefale at besøge Brick
Lane i London. (Laura: „dog på en god dag, eller på en søndag!”). Spredt over
flere gader i Brick Lane området finder du et nummer af markeder under The
Truman Markets paraplyen, der sælger alt fra vintage og håndlavet tøj,
tilbehør, smykker, musik, kunst og figurer, og lækkert gademad.
Det første sted vi tog til var Cereal Killer Café, Storbritanniens første speciale Cereal Café. Dette er et helt unik sted, der sælger over 120 forskellige typer cereal fra hele verden. For at skabe den perfekte skål af cereal kan du vælge mellem 30 forskellige sorter og 20 forskellige toppings. Caféen er dekoreret med hundredvis af stykker fra 80'erne og 90'erne, som giver stedet en super cool atmosfære. Cereal Killer Café er helt sikkert stedet at tage til for at prøve noget andet end de traditionelle caféer.
Efter vores lækre "cereal cocktail " måltid, som indeholdt af en skål af Sticky Monkey, en skål Chocopottomus samt en skål Unicorn Poop , ledes vi igennem gaderne af Bricklane . Fyldt med markeder af enhver art opdagede vi en helt ny verden af Londons street art, musik og mad. Nogle af de ting vi fandt, var helt fantastiske og noget som du ikke ville være i stand til at finde andre steder i London.
// London is a city with many sights – some more popular than others. Your first day or two in London should obviously go to attractions such as Big Ben, London Eye and Camden Lock Market, however, if you ever have some extra time on you hand, I would definitely recommend you to go to Brick Lane in London. (Laura: „on a nice day though, or on a Sunday!”). Spreading across several streets in the Brick Lane area, you’ll find a number of markets under The Truman Markets umbrella that sells everything from vintage and handmade clothing, accessories, jewellery, music, arts and crafts, and tasty street food.
The first place we went to was Cereal Killer Café, the UK’s first speciality Cereal Café. This is an absolutely unique and quirky place that sells over 120 different types of cereal from around the world. To create the perfect bowl of cereal you can choose from 30 different varieties and 20 different toppings. The café is decorated with hundreds of pieces of memorabilia from the 80s and 90s which gives the place a super cool atmosphere. Cereal Killer Café is definitely the place to go to as a little stepping stone to traditional cafes.
After our delicious “cereal cocktail” breakfast meal which contained of one bowl of Sticky Money, a bowl of Chocopottomus as well as a bowl of Unicorn Poop, we headed off to the streets of Brick Lane. Filled with markets of any kind we discovered a whole new world of London’s street art, music and food. Some of the things we found were quite amazing, and something that you wouldn’t be able to find anywhere else in London.
Det første sted vi tog til var Cereal Killer Café, Storbritanniens første speciale Cereal Café. Dette er et helt unik sted, der sælger over 120 forskellige typer cereal fra hele verden. For at skabe den perfekte skål af cereal kan du vælge mellem 30 forskellige sorter og 20 forskellige toppings. Caféen er dekoreret med hundredvis af stykker fra 80'erne og 90'erne, som giver stedet en super cool atmosfære. Cereal Killer Café er helt sikkert stedet at tage til for at prøve noget andet end de traditionelle caféer.
Efter vores lækre "cereal cocktail " måltid, som indeholdt af en skål af Sticky Monkey, en skål Chocopottomus samt en skål Unicorn Poop , ledes vi igennem gaderne af Bricklane . Fyldt med markeder af enhver art opdagede vi en helt ny verden af Londons street art, musik og mad. Nogle af de ting vi fandt, var helt fantastiske og noget som du ikke ville være i stand til at finde andre steder i London.
// London is a city with many sights – some more popular than others. Your first day or two in London should obviously go to attractions such as Big Ben, London Eye and Camden Lock Market, however, if you ever have some extra time on you hand, I would definitely recommend you to go to Brick Lane in London. (Laura: „on a nice day though, or on a Sunday!”). Spreading across several streets in the Brick Lane area, you’ll find a number of markets under The Truman Markets umbrella that sells everything from vintage and handmade clothing, accessories, jewellery, music, arts and crafts, and tasty street food.
The first place we went to was Cereal Killer Café, the UK’s first speciality Cereal Café. This is an absolutely unique and quirky place that sells over 120 different types of cereal from around the world. To create the perfect bowl of cereal you can choose from 30 different varieties and 20 different toppings. The café is decorated with hundreds of pieces of memorabilia from the 80s and 90s which gives the place a super cool atmosphere. Cereal Killer Café is definitely the place to go to as a little stepping stone to traditional cafes.
After our delicious “cereal cocktail” breakfast meal which contained of one bowl of Sticky Money, a bowl of Chocopottomus as well as a bowl of Unicorn Poop, we headed off to the streets of Brick Lane. Filled with markets of any kind we discovered a whole new world of London’s street art, music and food. Some of the things we found were quite amazing, and something that you wouldn’t be able to find anywhere else in London.
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