3 Savile Row London

... candles and stage seats and costuming done on stage. Live music for the balcony and an authentic all male cast. Walked up to Savile Row, saw the infamous Abercrombie and Fitch, had dinner and then went back to watch Richard III from a stage seat. Bought ...

... my own...and then later we met and continued our explorations together...just walked around the city for a while...Oxford street...Savile row...went to the National Gallery on Trafalgar square via Piccadilly Circus... by the way, speaking of Piccadilly ...

... .  It was around 1PM when we left the museums. Aaron and I headed back to the hotel, then took the tube down to Savile Row, which is where they have a lot of really nice suit shops where you can purchase custom tailored suits. Aaron was able to get ...

... , these things are what excite us the most about London. There's also Syl's fascination with all-things Tudor, and my love of Savile Row and its traditions. Today happens to be a Changing of the Guard day and we are thrilled. The weather is perfect and ...

... ! Even the book of photos was way out of my budget! One of the other cool things of the exhibition was that it was at 5 Savile Row, which is right next to 3 Savile Row, where the Beatles played their last rooftop concert in 1969. Then we followed my ...

... ;     Through Borough Market, then past The National Theatre, The Globe Theatre, St. Thomas' Hospital. The Shard - London's latest 1000ft high glass building, with abseiling window cleaners. Amazing structure.    Very clever sand ...

... had at lot to look at. Saturday we went to Portobello market and then shopping (or rather window shopping) all throughout the city (Savile Row, Jermyn Street, Bond Street, Covent Garden).  For dinner we went to the Ivy, which is a classic London ...

... we had time to kill before the start of the ceremony so we wandered down from Hamleys on foot. First road we passed was Savile Row so we decided to follow that and look at all the tailors with the exquisite suits upstairs and the workshops below ground. ...

... train, there was a Beatles coffee shop with a walking tour book with maps, so we hit up the other important site, 3 Savile Row, the Apple Offices where the Beatles rooftop concert took place. We walked around Piccadilly Circus area a bit until we got ...

... street. We followed the signs to Piccadilly Circus, where we marveled at the high fashion (in some cases) and beautiful buildings of Savile Row, Regent Street and Mayfair (thought most of the shops were closed by that time). I don't know if the UK ...